According to the large amount of and diversity of current industrial manufacturing data, on the basis of analyzed limitations of current industrial networking sensing system, a framework of industrial networking sensing system based on edge computing and artificial intelligence is put forward, including data-getting sensors group, first-level sensor routers, second-level sensor routers and backend severs. The above framework mainly is studied from three perspectives: structure level, workflow and key technologies, and the technology of artificial intelligence is the key to achieve this system with analysis of involved computational intelligence technology, information fusion technology and decision technology. This framework of industrial networking sensing system has important reference value on improving timeliness and certainty of industrial networking communications, largely reduces the entire power consumption and reduce stress of background sever.
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