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China's SUPCON releases new AI model for industrial process automation

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China's SUPCON releases new AI model for industrial process automation

2025-09-02 22:29 Last Updated At:23:47

A leading Chinese high-tech company, SUPCON, released a new industrial AI model for manufacturing process automation on Thursday, amid a growing trend of AI products in the country targeting the entire industrial process, from design to production, operation, and services.

Based in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, SUPON developed the Time-series Pre-trained Transformer 2 (TPT 2) for process industries, including the manufacturing of steel, non-ferrous metals, chemicals, and building materials.

The model establishes an AI algorithm based on industrial time-series data and is a credible model that conforms to the first principles of the process industry, according to the company.

The model can analyze data and make optimizations automatically. It can detect abnormal trends in equipment and generate solutions to ensure the safe and stable operation of automated processing lines.

"We can use the data from the past week or the past month to predict whether the equipment will have problems in the future. Previously, we relied on experts to do this part of the work, but today we can use AI tools to handle the entire process," said Chu Jian, founder of SUPCON Technology Company.

Experts said SUPCON's model of TPT 2 is an epitome of China's advances in large-scale AI models.

China has established a comprehensive AI industrial system covering foundational infrastructure and sector-specific applications. It is home to over 5,100 AI companies, accounting for roughly 15 percent of the global total.

"China has seen rapid progress in large-scale models since 2024. We have seen notable progress in the models' basic capabilities, reasoning capabilities, as well as the understanding and generation capabilities of multimodal models," said Yu Xiaohui, president of the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology.

China's SUPCON releases new AI model for industrial process automation

China's SUPCON releases new AI model for industrial process automation

The inaugural maritime film festival kicked off on board China's first domestically built large cruise ship Adora Magic City on Sunday, with classic movie screenings, exhibitions of cinematic memorabilia and interactive activities together creating a special journey for travelers.

Jointly presented by Adora Cruises and Changchun Film Group, guests are treated with movie screenings, panel sessions with actors, as well as interactive performances themed on classic movies during a five-day voyage.

The themed cruise season will run until the end of June on three cruise ships.

"Through the in-depth expansion of the 'film plus' model, we combine resources across sectors to explore new pathways for the integrated development of the film and television industry and the cruise economy," said Zhuang Yan, chairman of Changchun Film Group, at the opening event.

Actor Hou Yong, who is on the maiden voyage of the film-themed cruise season, said he was looking forward to having interactive experiences with audiences.

"During this journey, I also look forward to those chances of encounters -- with film audiences, with film enthusiasts. As an actor, I feel I have the obligation, the capability, and the responsibility to pass on my understanding of Chinese cinema to them," he said.

Adora Magic City, 323.6 meters long, has a gross tonnage of 135,500 tonnes and can accommodate up to 5,246 passengers in 2,125 guest rooms.

First maritime film festival launched on China's homegrown cruise ship

First maritime film festival launched on China's homegrown cruise ship

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