XCMG becomes First Chinese Equipment Manufacturer to Receive Digital Service Certification
Mark Dowdall
XCMG has become
the first equipment manufacturer in China to be awarded a Level 4 capability
certificate by the China Software Industry Association, the company has
revealed.
The evaluation, which was assessed and verified by the Software
Engineering Centre of Chinese Academy of Sciences, recognises the service
capabilities of its Hanyun IoT platform, which was launched in 2016 by XCMG
Hanyun, a subsidiary of XCMG.
According to XCMG, the platform has connected more than 40,000
devices in 80 countries and regions, providing data service support for the management and
maintenance of equipment used in construction, mining, and energy related
projects.
In August 2022,
XCMG said it would release new electric products in its largest exhibition to
date at Bauma 2022.
“Taking
advantage of 5G+industrial Internet, equipment produced by different
manufacturers and brands, even different generations of equipment, can be
connected through the integrated platform, achieving the maximum connection of
devices,” said Li Zhongfu, Director of Information Management for XCMG’s heavy
equipmemnt manufacturing.
“It not only tracks and sends back product parameters to provide
customers with remote diagnostic services, but also monitors the operational
data of production equipment in real time, making capacity scheduling more
manageable and accurate while significantly improving production efficiency.”
In May 2022, XCMG Hanyun’s industrial Internet platform placed
third on a list of digital platforms announced by the Ministry of Industry and
Information Technology of China.
Since the
official launch of the Hanyun integrated identity resolution platform (version
3.0) in 2021, approximately “10bn pieces of equipment have been registered,
while the number of pieces of equipment in active deployment has exceeded
120,000,” the manufacturer added.
In July, the
firm said the world’s largest telescopic wind power-oriented crane had been
exported to Europe, while in June, XCMG introduced it’s super-scale tower
crane.
