Hechi: From pastoral sericulture to digital intelligence on the cloud, the “Hometown of Chinese Sericulture” has transformed into the “New Silk City of China”
The silkworm babies live in the “smart cabin”, and all matters related to silkworm rearing can be easily solved with “one click”. Hechi City has taken the 5G+ Smart Express, from the pastoral sericulture model to digital intelligence on the cloud, giving traditional industries a modern technological style, and digital intelligence empowering the “hometown of sericulture in China” to transform into “ChinaSilkNew Capital”.
At the Jamutianchong Sericulture Breeding Base in Yizhou District, staff member Wei Guimei is feeding silkworms according to technical standards, and the data required for process feeding management comes from the Guangxi Sericulture Big Data Cloud Platform – Smart Silkworm Room Manager Systematic analysis. Wei Guimei introduced that silkworms have relatively high requirements on the temperature and humidity of the surrounding environment, and the smart silkworm house housekeeping system can monitor subtle changes and make scientific adjustments.
At present, the area of Hechi’s mulberry gardens has reached one million acres, and the scale of silkworm production has ranked first among prefecture-level cities in the country for 17 consecutive years. Hechi is working hard to build a 100-billion-dollar silkworm cocoon silk industry, but the level of scientific breeding of silkworms is not high. Insufficient supply of high-quality cocoons has always been a major “bottleneck” restricting industrial development. Nowadays, the “Smart Silkworm Breeding” platform has quietly changed the traditional breeding model. Through China Mobile’s 5G network, the platform relies on 5G Internet of Things, 5G+VR, AI+big data and cloud computing technology to realize the informatization and informatization of the entire process of silkworm breeding. Digitizing. “The mortality rate of silkworms is controlled within 1%, which is far lower than the 15% figure in the whole district. This is at a leading level in the country,” said Associate Professor of Hechi College and the person in charge of Yizhou District Zhimutianchong Sericulture Technology Co., Ltd. Ren Anhui said.
The Guangxi sericulture big data cloud platform is not only suitable for breeding bases, but can also bring benefits to individual sericulture farmers. In October this year, Wu Qingfang, a major sericulture farmer in Liangcun Village, Yizhou District, installed a smart environmental control box for free and connected it to the big data cloud platform. She became a “digital” sericulture farmer. “It’s like finding a full-time nanny for silkworm babies. Raising silkworms is much easier,” Wu Qingfang said.
According to Li Renhu, general manager of the Government and Enterprise Customer Department of Guangxi Mobile Hechi Branch, the 5G+ smart silkworm project will gradually cover 11 (county) districts in Hechi next year.
Silkworm cocoons in river ponds, the new Silk Road of the world. With the support of the Internet of Things, AI, big data, cloud computing and other technologies, Hechi successfully applied for a national-level industrial cluster with advantageous characteristics and won the title of “China’s High-Quality Cocoon Silk Production Base”. The output of silkworm cocoons reaches 160,000 tons, accounting for 23% of the world’s total; the output of Baichang silk is 5,978 tons, ranking first in the country for 11 consecutive years; cocoon silk products are exported to six countries in the world. “Made in Hechi” cocoon silk products are going international along the “One Belt and One Road“.
Look at China for the world’s silkworms, look at Guangxi for Chinese silkworms, and look at Hechi for Guangxi silkworms. Digital intelligence is helping the “Hometown of Chinese Sericulture” break out of its cocoon and transform into the “New Silk Capital of China”.
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