The rise of intelligent manufacturing has induced many new demands on network technology.The polymorphic network separates the network technology from the support environment
supporting the coexistence as well as flexible loading and operation of various network technologies in the same network support environment
and can provide diversified
customizable
and highly reliable network service capabilities.The network environment requirements of intelligent manufacturing were studied
and smart factories were taken as an example to design efficient technical solutions based on the polymorphic network for various application scenarios.Different network technologies were efficiently adapted to application scenarios such as collaborative research and development design
production line control
machine vision quality inspection
unmanned intelligent inspection
accident emergency response
etc.The study verified the technical advantages of applying polymorphic networks to intelligent manufacturing
which could provide strong support for promoting the transformation and upgrading of the manufacturing industry.
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