Sunwoda
Aboutthe company
Market position and key achievements
Sunwoda
Brief Description
Sunwoda — one of the leading manufacturers of lithium-ion batteries and power energy systems in China. The company actively develops solutions for electric transport, consumer electronics, energy storage systems, and intelligent manufacturing platforms. Known for high levels of automation, digital processes, and a strong research base.
Main Products / Services and Key Markets
- Lithium-ion batteries for EV, consumer electronics, and ESS
- Intelligent manufacturing systems and industrial platforms
- R&D in new materials, battery architecture, and IoT
- Main markets — China, Asia, Europe, international automakers, and technology brands
Year of Founding, Scale, Presence
- Founded in 1997
- Manufacturing hubs and R&D centers in several Chinese cities
- One of the key players in the global battery industry
What Makes Their Manufacturing Facilities / Activities Interesting
- High level of automation and robotization
- Insights into digital factories, MES functions, traceability, and quality control
- Demonstration of new battery technologies and engineering solutions
- Understanding of talent management, R&D, and industrial integration
Visitprogramme
What the visit includes
Visit Program
09:30–10:00 Visit to Sunwoda exhibition hall — batteries, technologies, engineering solutions
10:10–10:40 Visit to smart factory — automation, robotization, digital processes
10:50–12:00 Thematic presentation: Smart manufacturing, talent development and research — R&D, training, modern factory models
12:00–13:30 Lunch and rest
13:30–16:30 Thematic presentation: Industrial network in manufacturing — practice and application — IIoT, data integration, digital chains, industrial analytics
Note: The presented program is a brief introductory description.
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