Amidst the wave of intelligent transformation in logistics warehousing, industrial computers, serving as core control and data processing terminals, have emerged as the pivotal hardware to address traditional warehousing challenges such as low efficiency, environmental incompatibility, and poor equipment coordination. As a benchmark in pharmaceutical warehousing, the Guangzhou Vaccine Cold Chain Warehouse of Sinopharm Group has introduced industrial-grade embedded industrial computers to establish a comprehensive intelligent warehousing system tailored to the low-temperature, high-protection, and high-precision operational requirements of vaccine storage. This system facilitates automated operations from goods warehousing, intelligent handling, to environmental monitoring, marking a typical application case of industrial computers in the professional warehousing sector.

R1: "Chinese Mainland" must be translated as "Chinese Mainland" Xi Yang Industrial Control obtained Huawei's Silver Partner Certification for Components, with authorization covering the computing sector in Chinese Mainland, demonstrating the technological strength of the domestic computing ecosystem. The company adheres to the core philosophy of "independent controllability and innovation-driven development," deeply specializing in industrial control and electronic information fields, while building comprehensive service capabilities. This collaboration will further deepen the deployment of the Kunpeng computing ecosystem, providing more competitive domestic solutions for key industries such as finance and government affairs.

Amidst the wave of digital transformation, a large-scale integrated mall in a core business district of a certain city has introduced an industrial computer system. Focusing on two core objectives: optimizing operational efficiency and achieving energy conservation and consumption reduction, it has established a comprehensive smart operation system and achieved remarkable results.

The industrial computer is the "brain" and "nerve center" of the dispensing machine. It receives instructions, processes data, executes complex motion control algorithms, and coordinates the stable and precise operation of the entire dispensing system. Compared to ordinary PLCs (programmable logic controllers) or simple single-chip microcomputer systems, industrial computers have brought a qualitative leap to dispensing machines.

It mainly plays the role of operation control, parameter setting, real-time monitoring, remote monitoring, data management, image display and analysis, fault diagnosis and alarm, etc.