Real-Time Optimization of Production Operations
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Domestic PLC+GPU Dual-Core Edge-Intelligent System with Integrated Sensing and Control

An edge intelligent-control hub built on a domestic, self-sufficient technology stack delivers a secure closed loop from sensing to millisecond-level control, alongside panoramic visualized management of equipment status

Edge Computing Domestic Tech Stack PLC Closed-Loop Control CNC Integration
Domestic PLC+GPU Dual-Core Edge-Intelligent System with Integrated Sensing and Control

Project Overview

Existing cloud-based diagnostic solutions suffer high communication latency and struggle to translate promptly into low-level control commands; moreover, core software and hardware remain heavily dependent on foreign suppliers, making secure and controllable deployment difficult. This project builds a domestic PLC+GPU dual-core edge-intelligent system with integrated sensing and control.

Research Objectives

1

An edge architecture for lightweight model deployment and real-time closed-loop control

2

A millisecond-level secure closed loop linking domestic edge devices to PLCs

3

A CNC-integrated monitoring platform built on a domestic, self-sufficient technology stack

Methodology

Heterogeneous compute acceleration at the edge-computing hub is paired with millisecond-level, low-latency hardwired safety interlocks at the edge intelligent-control center; degradation trajectories are tracked precisely across complex operating conditions, with efficient isolation of multiple fault types.

Technical Approach: How It Works

  1. 1

    Architecture Redesign: Three Tiers to an Edge Closed Loop

    The traditional "field sensor → edge gateway → cloud diagnosis → command dispatch → PLC" chain incurs second-scale latency; it is redesigned into an integrated PLC edge closed loop where sensor feature extraction, health assessment with confidence gating, and control response all execute locally, cutting loop latency below 50ms.

  2. 2

    Health Assessment and Confidence Gating

    Equipment degradation trajectories are finely tracked at the edge, triggering normal / decelerate / emergency-stop responses by health-grade tier, backed by hardwired safety interlocks.

  3. 3

    Domestic Heterogeneous Compute + Self-Sufficient Tech Stack

    The PLC+GPU dual-core edge system is fully domestically developed and controllable end-to-end, with lightweight models deployed on domestic edge hardware.

  4. 4

    CNC-Integrated Monitoring Platform

    Panoramic visualized management of equipment status, with efficient isolation of multiple fault types across complex operating conditions.

Figures: Methods & Results

Traditional three-tier heterogeneous architecture vs. integrated PLC edge closed-loop architecture (latency cut from seconds to under 50ms)
Traditional three-tier heterogeneous architecture vs. integrated PLC edge closed-loop architecture (latency cut from seconds to under 50ms)
CNC-integrated monitoring platform interface built on a domestic, self-sufficient technology stack
CNC-integrated monitoring platform interface built on a domestic, self-sufficient technology stack

Key Results

Millisecond-level closed loop from sensing to control, replacing high-latency cloud-based solutions

A panoramic, efficient visualized management platform for equipment status has been deployed

Core links are fully domestically developed and controllable

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