In Phase I of Lily Star City, Longgang District, Shenzhen, an open source Hongmeng pump house is quietly changing the way the city's water supply system operates. There is no need for special personnel to be on duty. The system senses fluctuations in water quality, accurately adjusts water pressure, and proactively issues fault warnings. Technicians only need to use a Hongmeng phone close to the device to complete status checking, parameter acquisition, and even remote scheduling operations — this is not an anticipated future scenario, but the daily reality of the country's first smart pump room based on the open source Hongmeng operating system. The implementation of this project not only marks the first breakthrough in autonomous and controllable operating systems in the field of smart water services, but also provides a “visible, perceptible, and replicable” model path for the digital transformation of the industry through practical results. (Published in Shenzhen)

In Phase I of Lily Star City, Longgang District, Shenzhen, an open source Hongmeng pump house is quietly changing the way the city's water supply system operates. There is no need for special personnel to be on duty. The system senses fluctuations in water quality, accurately adjusts water pressure, and proactively issues fault warnings. Technicians only need to use a Hongmeng phone close to the device to complete status checking, parameter acquisition, and even remote scheduling operations — this is not an anticipated future scenario, but the daily reality of the country's first smart pump room based on the open source Hongmeng operating system. The implementation of this project not only marks the first breakthrough in autonomous and controllable operating systems in the field of smart water services, but also provides a “visible, perceptible, and replicable” model path for the digital transformation of the industry through practical results. (Published in Shenzhen)