As part of Runningland’s safety and intelligence project, this month, Runningland Laboratory completed the installation of a oxygen safety detection alarm device. With the safety alarm device, the laboratory can automatically check for hidden dangers, trigger an alarm, and automatically turn on the alarm system after detecting oxygen leakage. Meanwhile, it can autocratically cut off the oxygen gas path, so as to avoid accidents during the automatic operation of the instrument.

At the Lubricant Forum, Runningland shares with attendees the blueprint for the construction of the future laboratory. Monitoring the potential safety hazards of the laboratory by means of sensors and digitization in which can greatly reduce the probability of laboratory accidents while establishing a digital model by monitoring traffic. It can also reduce consumption and predict whether an impeding accident will occur.

This is just the first step of Runningland's construction of a smart laboratory while approaching its completion and developing a smarter intelligent management system.