Equipment status visibility
Collect statuses like startup, running, debugging, alarm, shutdown, as well as machining counts, program numbers, spindle speed, and feed rate.
According to the "CNC Digital Workshop Technical Solution," with CNC equipment as the implementation target, build an integrated platform for "collection, monitoring, programs, maintenance, on-site collaboration, and dashboards," allowing equipment status, machining data, and anomaly handling to enter the same management process.
The solution is not just launching a dashboard alone; it starts from data collection at the equipment end and links status judgment, program flow, maintenance reminders, tool usage, and anomaly handling, then outputs according to roles to the Web, workshop dashboard, and mobile.
Collect statuses like startup, running, debugging, alarm, shutdown, as well as machining counts, program numbers, spindle speed, and feed rate.
Keep records for statuses
Programs can only be issued after review, maintenance due reminders are automatic, Andon anomalies are pushed to the responsible role, the process can be tracked, and results can be counted.
On-site devices connect through spindle current acquisition modules, DI signal output modules, or direct network cable connection; the middleware handles data storage and real-time analysis; the front end provides monitoring and management via Web and Android APP.
CNC machines, dynamic balancing equipment, and optionally Andon control boxes.
Receives raw device data, completes status recognition, anomaly detection, statistical analysis, and historical record storage.
View device, capacity, Andon, maintenance, and efficiency info based on manager, role, and on-site position.
Monitoring and analysis based on equipment status, alarms, key parameters, slicing, operation modes, and output.
Turns program file management into controlled version flow, reducing human transfer errors.
Use equipment operation, debugging, and manual time as timing conditions to track maintenance cycles and effective cutting time.
Manage allocation, return, and recovery via tool cabinets and approval flows to reduce tool waste and loss.
Andon is an optional module, where material, maintenance, or production abnormal calls are initiated on-site via a status box.
Establish factory, workshop, workstation, equipment, and personnel relationships, so data can be used according to organization and role.
The numbers below come from the benefit analysis estimates in the technical plan and are reference targets, not equivalent to already accepted project performance; actual results should be verified according to the equipment list, statistical period, and on-site baseline.
Estimated reduction in tool waste ratio
Estimated improvement in tool management efficiency
Estimated increase in equipment utilization
Estimated reduction in unplanned equipment downtime
Estimated reduction in NC program errors caused by humans
Estimated improvement in program management efficiency
After implementation, the system can be replicated to other factories in the group; later, through cloud-edge collaborative upgrades, duplicate construction can be reduced, allowing management to view multi-factory machining production in a single system.
Confirm the equipment list, network connections to machines, equipment interfaces, personnel positions, and Kanban roles.
Complete data collection access, system configuration, NC/MDC, DNC, operation, maintenance, and Kanban functions.
Expand to other factories based on the validated equipment models, organizational permissions, and business processes.
Provide equipment models, network interfaces, network conditions, and on-site management goals; we then break down the implementation scope and data collection boundaries.