As a part of this effort, Kinghelm, with its own strengths and capabilities, will continue to contribute to the development of RF microwave signal transmission

On October 12, 2023, the Industrial Internet of Thing and Factory Automation Management Application Forum, jointly hosted by Smart Industry and Reed Exhibitions, was held in Shenzhen. Mr. Sang Shiqiang, General Manager of Kinghelm, was invited to deliver a speech, sharing insights on the application of RF microwaves in future technology. Mr. Sang, also known as Huaqiangbei Sang Shiqiang, is a member of the Expert Database of China Electronics Society, a research expert at Huaqiangbei Shenzhen, and a columnist specializing in popular science. With extensive experience in technical management and enterprise operations, he combines macroeconomic theory with practical business management to lead the company's rapid development. Kinghelm Electronics has been dedicated to microwave RF technology for over a decade, providing customized RF antennas, connectors, and plugs, cable assemblies, as well as non-standard products.

In his topic speech, Mr. Sang pointed out that the current areas of 5G, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, industrial Internet, digital economy, new energy technologies, and industries fields are all experiencing vigorous growth and have become important drivers of future economic growth. The development in these fields relies heavily on data collection, transmission, and computation. Data collection involves a wide variety of sensors to collect signals from various sources such as machinery and optoelectronics, and convert them into digital signals. Subsequently, data is transmitted through wireless devices or signal connectors like RF microwaves, eventually reaching designated data centers (e.g., various cloud spaces) for cleansing, categorization, and computational utilization. This entire process is known as the "collection, transmission, and computation" of data.

As a company specializing in antenna manufacturing, Kinghelm has ventured into the fields of wireless transceivers, signal connectors, and other related products. The rise of 5G, artificial intelligence, IoT, industrial internet, digital economy, new energy technologies, and industrial growth presents opportunities for Kinghelm's development. These emerging sectors place higher demands on wireless communication technology, data transmission, and industrial automation management. Kinghelm is actively committed to meeting these demands and driving industry advancement.

Shenzhen Kinghelm Electronics Co., Ltd., with its technological core from Tsinghua University and the University of Electronic Science and Technology, has been deeply involved in microwave and RF technology for over a decade. It is a member of the "GNSS & LBS Association of China" and the "China Information Industry Trade Association." The company specializes in customized RF antennas, connectors and adapters, cable assemblies, and non-standard products.

Kinghelm's laboratory in Tangxia Town, Dongguan is equipped with complete testing and debugging instruments, responsible for product testing, customization, and small-batch sample development. Its production base is located in Luzhai County, Guangxi Province, employing well-trained staff with full production capabilities to ensure the timely delivery of large-scale products. The company is characterized by growth, platformization, and inclusiveness, holding certifications such as EU RoHS, REACH, and ISO9001 quality management system. It provides supporting products to over 15,000 domestic and international clients in the electronics manufacturing industry.

Mr. Sang stated that Kinghelm Electronics, under the "Kinghelm" brand, along with Sarkom Micro Company and the "SLKOR" brand (www.slkormicro.com), are gaining increasing international recognition, reputation, and market share. In order to expand the company and brand internationally, they will continue to participate in the "2023 Hong Kong Autumn Electronics Fair."

In Mr. Sang's speech, he specifically mentioned the concept of "East Data, West Computing." This concept refers to transferring the massive amount of data from the industrially developed southeastern region of China to the southwestern region with abundant and low-cost hydropower resources for computing, in order to achieve optimal resource allocation. The southeastern region is a hub for data-intensive industries such as manufacturing and internet companies, resulting in a huge and continuously growing volume of data. Meanwhile, the southwestern region possesses abundant hydroelectric resources and relatively lower electricity costs, providing favorable conditions for large-scale data computing. By transferring data from the southeastern region to the southwestern region for computation, it can reduce energy consumption and costs while improving computational efficiency, thus achieving optimized resource allocation.

Mr. Sang's speech has attracted wide attention and discussion among attendees. His sharing not only reveals the importance of RF microwave technology but also points out new directions for the development of industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and factory automation management applications. In the future, Kinghelm has reason to believe that, with the joint efforts of domestic enterprises, this field will continue to see more innovation and breakthroughs, bringing greater benefits and convenience to society. As a part of this effort, Kinghelm, with its own strengths and capabilities, will continue to contribute to the development of RF microwave signal transmission, miniature electronic connectors, and interconnect system products.