Japan is one of the leading countries in the machinery industry, with superb machinery manufacturing technology, and the output value of the machinery industry accounts for about half of Japan's overall manufacturing industry.

As discussed in Tech Trends 2019: Beyond the Digital Frontier, technology forces that are increasingly dependent on advanced connectivity capabilities also are reshaping enterprise architecture.

According to the International Economic Forecasting Agency, the global economic growth of this year (2020) is almost the same as the growth rate of 2019. However, the impact of the covid-19 may affect the economy of various countries in the short term and even impact the industrial supply chain. The current situation of the international economy and explain the possible influence factors of the recent development of the North American market, including the US-Canada-Mexico Agreement, the US-Japan Agreement, the US-China trade war, etc., and then the development of the supply chain changes explore the outlook for the North American market.

The global market for Packaging Machinery is projected to reach US$51.5 billion by 2025, driven by the economic value generated by packaging for industrial and consumer goods; and the growing interests in robotic packaging automation against a backdrop of growing competition in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry and the ensuing pressure to accelerate time-to-market.

An issue closely related to the smart factory debate concerns the position occupied by industrial production in overall social relationships; in other words, the relationship between factory and society, within which there is a new reflection on the relationship between factories and urban spaces, cities.

Today we are talking about CAD. Computer-aided design (CAD) is the use of computers (or workstations) to aid in the creation, modification, analysis, or optimization of a design.

Smart machinery manufacturers must accelerate innovation, gain the policy resources of the production and innovation platform, develop the domestic industrial acceleration scale group, and the intelligent diagnosis maintenance system (IDMS), which has been successfully introduced into the innovative application of high-tech industries.

In 2019, the global machine tool is facing a severe test, and the market prosperity is not ideal.

Affected by the two major economies of the United States and China, global trade trends have subsided, and the Asian economy has also suffered greatly.

Additive manufacturing has a great future ahead of it. The current development of additive manufacturing has already surpassed the predictions made in studies carried out in previous years. Renowned research institutions such as ETH Zurich are convinced that 3D metal printing will become increasingly important in mechanical engineering and toolmaking.

Additive manufacturing is playing an increasingly important role in the manufacturing industry and is mainly used in toolmaking and prototype construction.

Advanced manufacturing is the use of innovative technologies to improve products or production processes. Related technologies are called "advanced", "innovative" or "frontier". Advanced manufacturing technology is gradually maturing, integrating innovative technology into products and manufacturing processes to enhance competitiveness and increase value.

The recent epidemic in Europe and the United States has gradually slowed down. Countries have begun to plan to gradually restart economic activities, which will help demand to recover and manufacturing activities in manufacturing will gradually increase.

The global economy at the beginning of 2020 was affected by the epidemic, and the global economy showed a downturn, which caused global concern.

The world economy refers to an economic community or economic cooperation group formed by multiple countries to achieve preferential trade policies and realize common economic interests in response to fierce market competition.