Huawei s mobile phone production process

According to Mirror Online, Huawei showed Mirror Online Shivali Best that it is located in Songshan Lake.

A factory that is currently producing the Huawei P30 Pro

However, it can also be adjusted to produce other models. Shivali Best said that it was necessary to wear an "isolation jacket and hair net" before the visit, and here Huawei showed the P30 Pro how it was produced.

Huawei's factory has several parallel production lines, each about 120 meters long, and previously required 86 workers per line, but thanks to the addition of robots, each line now requires only 17 workers. In this regard, Huawei said, "Most of the processes from raw materials to shipment, including distribution, assembly, testing, and packaging, are automated."

It is reported that the motherboard of each mobile phone must undergo very strict quality inspection, and the welding of the motherboard is completed automatically. "We have zero tolerance for defects and always put quality first," Huawei said. This means that quality is given the highest priority, and by doing so, Huawei provides better customer service and becomes a technology brand that consumers love.

Once the motherboard has passed the quality inspection, it will pass through the conveyor belt.

It is transferred to the next workstation and assembled with other hardware parts, such as screens, batteries, cameras, etc., by the machine. The phone is then wrapped in a white case to ensure that the device is fingerprint-free when it is handed over to the user.

Before officially writing the system for the mobile phone, the worker will also conduct a drop test on the mobile phone, and after passing the test, part of the software will be written to the machine - this step is still completed automatically - and then the audio quality, **** and other tests, after confirming that it is correct, and finally write the EMUI to the machine to ensure that everything is normal in the system, and then remove the protective shell for the final inspection, and then pack it without any problems, leave the factory, and enter the market. Huawei says the plant can produce 2,400 phones per day per production line.

Discover the craftsmanship and pinnacle of smartphones from design to mass production!

Everyone uses mobile phones, what kind of production process does a mobile phone go through to show what we see now? All kinds of parts are gathered from all over the world, and after a series of assembly lines of electronic EMS foundries such as Foxconn, they are finally assembled into a smart device that can surf the Internet and make calls on WeChat.

Read carefully, the birth of a mobile phone requires the participation of a large number of engineers, and if it is divided into categories, there are the following 6:

Generally speaking, an industry expert not only has in-depth research and insights in his field, but also has a broad understanding of the industry. The same is true for mobile phone case processing! What are the steps required for a mobile phone to go from design to mass production?

Generally speaking, there are six most basic departments of a mobile phone design company: ID, MD, HW, SW, PM, SOURCING, QA. Let's take a brief look at these six departments::

A list of the latest smartphone industry chain.

1. ID (Industry Design) industrial design.

The industrial design (ID) of the mobile phone includes the appearance, feel, material, and color matching of the mobile phone, and the places that can be seen and touched on the mobile phone belong to the category of ID design, such as whether the frame is metal or plastic, whether the back is curved or straight, and what kind of colors are used.

color to match, etc.

Industrial design (ID) is the primary consideration of visual effects, and its quality directly affects whether a mobile phone is beautiful and classic. After the product is established, it is not impossible for industrial designers to start all kinds of imaginative ideas, and even brainstorm in turns, and redraw hundreds or thousands of sketches. Some works are too advanced to be stored in the designers' computers, and after the final plan is finalized, if you want to realize it, you have to rely on the structural designer who will talk about it next.