In the heart of China's bustling manufacturing landscape, a revolution is quietly unfolding. Imagine a factory where the lights are off, yet production never ceases. This is not a scene from a science fiction novel but a reality brought to life by "lights-off factory."
Meet Ethan Lee, a production engineer at a high-tech manufacturing plant. Unlike his predecessors, his role isn’t about supervising machines but programming AI systems that oversee every step of the process. As Ethan reviews predictive analytics from his smartphone at home, the factory churns out products in complete darkness—no workers, no . . .
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