Highly flexible configurable multi-measuring-point equipment linkage control system and method
By adopting a modular layered architecture and a multi-dimensional time control mechanism, the system solves the problems of flexibility and stability in the linkage control of heterogeneous devices in industrial monitoring scenarios. It achieves flexibility and rapid deployment in device access and logic adjustment, improves system stability and scalability, and is suitable for scenarios such as computer rooms, substations and smart buildings.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202511965923.5
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-12-24
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-03
AI Technical Summary
In industrial monitoring scenarios, existing technologies for heterogeneous device linkage control systems suffer from poor flexibility, weak scalability, poor user experience, and high maintenance costs. In particular, when changing equipment or adjusting logic, source code needs to be modified, and there is a lack of multi-dimensional time-coordinated control capabilities, making it difficult to meet the standardized deployment requirements of industrial monitoring.
It adopts a modular and layered architecture design, including a configuration management module, a rule configuration module, a linkage engine module, and an interface adaptation module. Through two-level abstract configuration and JSON format rule definition, it realizes flexible abstraction of devices and measurement points. Combined with a multi-dimensional time control mechanism, it prevents instantaneous changes in sensors and frequent start-stop of actuators.
It enables flexibility and rapid deployment of device access and logic adjustment, reduces system integration complexity and maintenance costs, improves system stability and scalability, supports user-defined configuration, adapts to multiple industrial protocols, and is suitable for scenarios such as computer rooms, substations, and smart buildings.