FAQ
FAQ
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Which stages of footwear manufacturing are primarily covered by the products displayed at this exhibition?
Which stages of footwear manufacturing are primarily covered by the products displayed at this exhibition?
This edition focuses on the entire smart manufacturing chain of the footwear industry. Exhibits cover the following core stages: front-end design and development (3D design software, intelligent scanning), cutting and sewing (laser cutting, automated stitching), forming and assembly (automated gluing, robotic fitting), inspection and quality control (AI visual inspection), as well as eco-friendly and sustainable production solutions. Visitors can efficiently locate target equipment according to the exhibition zone layout.
What new processing equipment for sustainable materials (e.g., bio-based leather, recyclable midsoles) is showcased at this exhibition?
What new processing equipment for sustainable materials (e.g., bio-based leather, recyclable midsoles) is showcased at this exhibition?
We will present targeted solutions including low-temperature activation bonding systems, specialized cutting and forming equipment adapted to material properties, and AI visual inspection systems for detecting flaws in sustainable materials. It is recommended that purchasers bring material samples to the corresponding booths for on-site testing.
How are the smart equipment at this exhibition integrated in terms of "Industrial Internet" or "Digital Twin" applications?
How are the smart equipment at this exhibition integrated in terms of "Industrial Internet" or "Digital Twin" applications?
Several leading exhibitors will demonstrate how their equipment integrates with factory-level Industrial Internet platforms. You will see: 1) Real-time equipment data dashboards monitoring output, energy consumption, and OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness); 2) Digital Twin applications that replicate physical production lines in virtual space for simulation, debugging, and process optimization; 3) Demonstrations of MES (Manufacturing Execution System) integration, showcasing digital closed-loop management from order to production.
