Factory prefabrication is a construction technology that utilizes standardization and modularization to produce and assemble components in factories, aiming to enhance construction efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure quality. It relocates numerous tasks traditionally performed on-site, such as titanium cutting, forming, welding, and inspection, to specialized workshops equipped with professional equipment and environments. This is not merely a physical relocation; rather, it represents a modern manufacturing paradigm driven by design and centered around digitalization and automation.

    Advantages of factory prefabrication:

    Improve construction efficiency: Factory production is not affected by external environments such as weather, enabling efficient operations around the clock.

    Cost reduction: Through mechanization and automation, the demand for human resources is reduced, and material waste is also minimized.

    Ensure quality: Conducting comprehensive quality control and inspection within the factory can ensure the quality stability and consistency of each component.

    Environmental friendliness: Factory prefabrication reduces noise and waste generated during on-site construction, thereby minimizing the impact on the environment.