This invention relates to the field of
glass production technology, specifically disclosing a glass edging
system. The invention includes a distributed sensing unit, a closed-
loop control unit, an active execution drive unit, and a low-power
wireless communication unit. The distributed sensing unit is used to collect real-
time data on glass edge stress and clamping gap for glass edging
adaptation. This invention achieves real-time, comprehensive, and accurate collection of core operating conditions of the glass edging
system across all dimensions through the distributed sensing unit, effectively capturing early hidden dangers in the glass and edging
system. Through the coordinated linkage of the closed-
loop control unit and the active execution drive unit, a complete
closed loop of "monitoring-judgment-execution-feedback" is constructed, enabling proactive intervention and precise
elimination of abnormal operating conditions. The low-power
wireless communication unit enables bidirectional data interaction between the system and external operation and maintenance platforms, seamlessly connecting to intelligent operation and maintenance systems in scenarios such as smart buildings, intelligent connected vehicles, and
rail transit.