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AMIKON

Since its establishment in Hong Kong in 2005, Amikon Technology has consistently positioned itself as a pioneer in the industrial automation sector.

Our core team, composed of seasoned engineers and industry experts, has built the company into a globally leading supplier of industrial automation components and control system solutions through twenty years of specialized dedication and relentless effort.

Through the team's collaborative spirit, Amikon has continuously expanded both its product portfolio and global market presence, now offering a comprehensive inventory including programmable logic controllers, human-machine interfaces, distributed control systems, and more.

This provides robust support for manufacturing clients worldwide. Guided by the principle of "technology-driven service," the team leverages precise supply chain management and professional technical support to help numerous enterprises extend equipment lifecycles and optimize production efficiency.

This commitment has made Amikon a trusted long-term strategic partner for manufacturers and system integrators globally.

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Miya Email: sales@amikon.cn

The industral control industry 

High Reliability and Stability
Industrial control systems and equipment typically need to operate 24/7 without interruption and cannot be easily shut down. Any failure could paralyze entire production lines, causing significant economic losses. Therefore, they are designed to function stably for extended periods under harsh conditions (e.g., high temperature, humidity, vibration, electromagnetic interference).

High Real-Time Requirements
Many control tasks, such as collaborative robot operations and emergency shutdowns, require responses within milliseconds or even microseconds. The real-time performance of the system is directly tied to production safety and product quality.

Integration of Technology and Knowledge
Industrial control is a typical interdisciplinary field that deeply integrates OT (Operational Technology) and IT (Information Technology). It requires practitioners to be versed not only in traditional electrical engineering, automation, and instrumentation but also in computer networks, software programming, data analysis, and cybersecurity.

Strong Industry Chain Collaboration
The industrial chain is long and complex: upstream includes chip and electronic component manufacturers; midstream comprises core equipment manufacturers (e.g., PLCs, DCS, sensors, servo drives); downstream involves system integrators and end-users (e.g., automotive plants, chemical factories). Close collaboration across all segments is essential to deliver complete automation solutions.