About

Foxconn Industrial Internet (Fii) is a professional design and manufacturing service delivering communication network equipment, cloud service equipment, precision tools and industrial robots. It provides customers with intelligent manufacturing services for new forms of electronic equipment products centred on the industrial internet platform. Fii offers enterprises technology services based on automation, network, platform and big data, leading the transformation from traditional manufacturing to intelligent manufacturing. Fii is dedicated to building a new, advanced manufacturing plus industrial internet system, with technological platforms focussing on cloud computing, mobile terminals, internet of things (IoT), big data, artificial intelligence, high-speed networks and robots.

Awards

Bắc Giang, VN - Lighthouse award in Productivity

Oct 2024

A new high-mix, low-volume electronics site in a low-cost-labour market relied on imported materials for over 95% of its bill of materials and had limited access to local engineering talent. Drawing on the parent group's existing Lighthouse playbook, the site deployed more than 40 4IR use cases — flexible automation with machine vision, AI-assisted planning, AR-based remote guidance and an LLM-backed troubleshooting assistant — to lift labour productivity, hit near-perfect on-time delivery and cut manufacturing cost.

Shenzhen, CN - Lighthouse award in Productivity

Jan 2023

Across its Industrial Internet sites the manufacturer faced extreme volume, mounting product complexity and chronic skilled-labour shortages. Pilot plants used flexible automation, IIoT, cloud and AI to lift labour productivity, cut defects and reduce energy use, then rolled the playbook to sister plants — moving from a traditional electronics-manufacturing-services operator to an industrial internet operator.

Shenzhen, CN - Lighthouse award in Productivity

Shenzhen, CN   •   Jan 2019

Across its Industrial Internet sites the manufacturer faced extreme volume, mounting product complexity and chronic skilled-labour shortages. Pilot plants used flexible automation, IIoT, cloud and AI to lift labour productivity, cut defects and reduce energy use, then rolled the playbook to sister plants — moving from a traditional electronics-manufacturing-services operator to an industrial internet operator.