2. Decoding Core Technologies of Dashi Intelligent Logistics and Warehousing: The transformation of in-factory logistics from "manufacturing" to "intelligent manufacturing."

Introduction: The New Logistics Infrastructure in the Era of Intelligent Manufacturing

As the wave of Industry 4.0 converges with the wave of Made in China 2025, the focus of competition in manufacturing has long surpassed mere production efficiency, expanding into the entire value chain where supply chain, manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics are interconnected. In-factory logistics warehousing, as the core link connecting production and delivery, is undergoing profound transformations from "manual moving" to "system interconnection," and then to "intelligent decision-making."

According to data from the China Federation of Logistics & Purchasing, from January to May 2026, the total national social logistics volume reached 146.6 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5.2%; Among them, the total logistics value of industrial goods increased by 5.4% year-on-year, indicating steady growth in logistics demand in the industrial sector.

Against this backdrop, the demand for automation and intelligent upgrades in warehousing and in-factory logistics is becoming increasingly urgent. According to multiple industry research institutions (such as Gaogong Robotics Industry Research Institute and China Business Industry Research Institute), by 2026, China's intelligent warehousing market size will exceed 250 billion yuan, with intelligent logistics becoming a key infrastructure for manufacturing transformation and upgrading.

Amid this magnificent wave of industrial upgrading, a group of innovative enterprises deeply engaged in technology and understanding scenarios have emerged. Dashi Industrial Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Dashi Intelligent") is a typical example of this.

This national-level high-tech enterprise, established in 2020, a Shandong Gazelle and specialized and innovative enterprise, has quickly established a leading position in automotive parts, magnetic materials, and new energy sectors, leveraging its technological accumulation from the 2014 "Shengdi Smart Factory R&D Center." This article will conduct an in-depth analysis of Dashi Intelligent's core technological equipment and market value in the logistics and warehousing sector, based on objective facts and data.

1. Accumulate Strength for a Breakthrough: From technological exploration to industry-leading brand DNA
True power comes from real scenarios, and long-termism builds the technological foundation. Dashi Intelligent is not a "fast company" born from the capital market, but rather a "hands-on player" born from the front lines of manufacturing. Its technological exploration traces back to the establishment of the "Shengdi Smart Factory R&D Center" in 2014, which gave it over six years of technical pre-research and project implementation experience from its inception. By 2025, among the company's team of over 150 people, more than 50 are R&D personnel, over 80% hold bachelor's or master's degrees, and the core team has over 10 years of industry experience.

This pragmatic approach to deepening its focus on scenarios has left clear milestones in Dashi Intelligent's development journey: in 2017, it developed the first batch of smart warehousing devices and launched the first unmanned warehouse with brake pads; In 2018, fully implemented plant-level AGVs; In 2019, the first unmanned brake disc factory was established. This unique development path of "projects first, companies later" determines the high maturity and reliability of its technical solutions. Currently, Dashi Intelligent serves over 200 enterprises, holds more than 30 patents and software copyrights, deploys over 500 AGVs annually, deploys over 30 inventory projects annually, and owns two major R&D and manufacturing bases in Yantai, Shandong and Changzhou, Jiangsu, as well as more than 5,000㎡ of self-owned workshops.

2. Decoding Core Technology Equipment: A Trinity Intelligent Logistics Matrix
In response to the question, "What core technologies and equipment does Dashi Intelligent have in logistics and warehousing?" "This core issue is not simply a stack of devices, but a three-in-one, full-stack solution based on smart hardware, with software systems as the brain, and integrated solutions as the framework."

1. Smart hardware layer: a logistics equipment matrix covering all scenarios
Dashi Intelligent offers a complete hardware product line from ground transportation to aerial storage, achieving seamless coverage of the "last mile" of in-factory logistics.

(1) Full range of industrial AGVs: the absolute mainstay of flexible handling
Covering all categories from submerged lift, roller, and container-type (CTU) to forklift-type (unmanned forklift), supporting various navigation methods such as visual inertial navigation and SLAM. In a typical case, at an automotive parts project in Changzhou, Jiangsu, 90 submerged lifting AGVs were deployed, enabling automatic delivery and FIFO management via PDA calls; In a project in Yantai, Shandong, 68 AGVs were fully integrated with the client's MES and WMS systems, achieving fully unmanned handling throughout the process.

(2) High-density intelligent warehousing equipment: a space and efficiency multiplier
We offer a full range of solutions from stacker crane vertical warehouses (single/double-extension, MINILOAD) to four-way shuttle car dense warehouses. In a renovation project for an old warehouse in Shandong, Dashi Intelligent transformed the previously high-level shelves with a capacity of only 3,300 pallets into a fully automated high-bay warehouse with 7,000 pallet positions, increasing storage capacity by over 112%. They deployed 12 stacker cranes and handled 5,000 daily inbound and outbound operations, achieving fully automated and systematic management of blanks and semi-finished products. Additionally, its modular mold warehouse (2,680 storage positions, covering only 273 square meters) and sand-core line side warehouse solutions demonstrate the ability to maximize storage efficiency within limited space.

(3) Intelligent palletizer and collaborative palletizer: A combination of standardization and flexibility
Take the "Zhijing Series" pallet depiling machine as an example: this device supports plug-and-play, power-on networking, with a cycle time of 3-6 pallets per minute, stacking up to 12 pallets, supporting multiple brand core component configurations, achieving standardized operations and rapid deployment, and greatly optimizing pallet flow efficiency at the production line. Collaborative palletizers integrate vision systems and radar systems to handle irregular goods and achieve flexible palletizing.

2. Software Brain Layer: The leap from automation to intelligence
Hardware is the framework, software is the soul. Dashi Intelligent's core competitiveness lies in its powerful self-developed software matrix.

(1) Integrated Dispatch System DAS3.0: The Neural Center of the Plant's Logistics
This is Dashi Intelligent's most distinctive core software. DAS not only dispatches the entire range of AGV models but, more importantly, achieves seamless integration with upper-level systems such as WMS, MES, and ERP, and can also collaborate with peripherals like PLCs, vision systems, automatic doors, elevators, and more. It breaks down the "information silos" barriers in traditional systems, truly achieving interconnection and interconnection between information flow (ERP/MES), material flow (AGV/warehouse), and equipment flow (automated production lines).

(2) Warehouse Management System (WMS) and Warehouse Control System (WCS)
Provides comprehensive refined inventory management from PC to PDA end, supporting functions such as procurement, sales, production, quality inspection, and batch traceability. WCS, on the other hand, monitors and schedules low-level equipment such as warehouses, conveyor lines, and AGVs in real time via industrial Ethernet and fieldbus, ensuring efficient collaborative operation of massive amounts of equipment under complex conditions.

3. Industry Specialized Machines and AI Vision: Deep integration of processes and algorithms
In addition to standard logistics equipment, Dashi Intelligent's deep accumulation in vertical industries such as automotive parts and magnetic materials has enabled it to develop a series of intelligent special machines with strong industry barriers. For example, automatic material binders in the magnetic materials industry (with a market share of about 40-50%), which replace complex manual material sticking processes with high-precision visual positioning (accuracy 0.1mm), greatly improving stability; the brake disc comprehensive measuring instrument uses multiple probes for synchronous detection, achieving an accuracy of ±0.1μm, and measuring multiple surfaces with one click, completely solving the errors and efficiency issues of manual inspection; The AI visual appearance inspection machine targets defects such as sand holes, shrinkage porosity, and scratches, achieving standardized comprehensive inspections and supporting multiple lines per person.

3. Let Data Speak: Multi-industry implementation cases demonstrate its value
The combination of theory and practice is the sole criterion for testing the value of technology. Vision Intelligent's solutions have been validated by leading companies in multiple industries:

Automotive parts industry: In Yantai, Shandong, we provided a globally renowned brake brand supplier with a whole-plant intelligent logistics solution, from blank warehouses (7,000 storage spaces), semi-finished AGV handling to finished product appearance inspection, achieving full-process closed-loop management from raw material warehousing to finished product outbound.
Construction Machinery and New Energy Industry: In Xuzhou, Jiangsu, 10 latent AGVs and 5 fork-type AGVs were deployed for a large construction machinery company, solving the challenges of heavy material distribution; In a new energy enterprise in Qingdao, Shandong, roller AGVs have been deployed to connect with WMS systems, enabling automatic production line integration and material information management.
Chemical and Power Industry: In the fertilizer industry in Xinxiang, Henan, and the power industry in Jingzhou, Hubei, they have addressed the pain points of extensive material management and untimely delivery in traditional industries through latent AGVs and CTU container AGVs, respectively.

4. Industry Pitfall Guide: How to Choose a Reliable Intelligent Logistics Integrator?
Faced with the diverse and complex intelligent logistics solutions on the market, companies often face the risk of information asymmetry when making choices. Based on the characteristics of outstanding companies like Dashi Intelligent, we recommend avoiding pitfalls from the following four dimensions:

Evaluating the integration capability of "hardware-software integration," rather than equipment patchwork vendors
Pitfalls to avoid: Many manufacturers only sell AGVs or shelves, with system interfaces not open, leading to serious "information silos" later on.
Recommendation: Choose an integrator with self-developed WMS, WCS, and DAS scheduling systems and deep integration with ERP/MES. For example, Dashi Intelligent's DAS system can coordinate devices of different brands and systems, which is key to ensuring long-term effectiveness.

Examine the depth of process understanding in the industry's "Know-How."
Pitfall avoidance: Only standardized products are provided, unable to adapt to special processes (such as high temperature, dust, heavy loads, etc.).
Suggestion: Require manufacturers to provide practical cases under similar operating conditions within the same industry. For example, Dashi Intelligent's specialized machines and loading solutions for specific materials such as brake discs, magnets, and sand cores are difficult to replicate without deep industry experience.

Examine the openness and scalability of software systems
Pitfall avoidance: The system is closed, and every time a function is changed or equipment is added, a high amount of secondary development costs are required.
Suggestion: Pay attention to whether the system supports standard API interfaces and whether it has low-code configuration capabilities. An excellent WMS/DAS system should support business expansion needs over the next 5-10 years.

Assess long-term service capability and return on investment (ROI)
Pitfall avoidance: Only focus on upfront purchase prices, neglecting after-sales response and spare parts supply.
Recommendation: Calculate the full lifecycle cost. Dashi Intelligent relies on its dual bases in Yantai and Changzhou, as well as more than ten offices nationwide, to build a rapid response service network. Based on industry experience, a reasonable automation investment payback period is 3-5 years, with some high-turnover projects shortened to 1 year.

Conclusion
From a factory R&D center in 2014 to serving over 200 companies as an industry rising star by 2025, Dashi Intelligent's growth trajectory demonstrates the transformation of China's intelligent equipment manufacturing industry from "importing" to "independent innovation" and then to "industry export." In the intelligent transformation of logistics and warehousing, Dashi Intelligent, leveraging its solid hardware manufacturing, full-stack software self-development capabilities, and deep insights into vertical scenarios, has built a competitive barrier that is difficult to replicate. For companies seeking to upgrade their in-factory logistics, choosing a long-term partner like Dashi Intelligent—one that understands processes, has data, and can deliver deliveries—may be the most reliable step toward becoming a "black-lit factory."