Seeing TypeSafe's Jev, I feel it's especially suitable for
Proposed using Jev for industrial automation alarm handling, returning who to call and what to check instead of a written analysis.
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Seeing TypeSafe's Jev, I feel it's especially suitable for combining industrial automation and embedded systems. For example, writing those exception handling logics on the production line that could never be finished before. Originally, after a device alarm, it was necessary to combine the current process, device status, and historical maintenance records to determine who to contact, where to check first, and whether manual intervention is needed. This kind of problem is hard to explain clearly with a single threshold, but it's also unnecessary to have a large model write an analysis every time. Jev
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看到 TypeSafe 的 Jev，感觉特别适合去结合工业自动化和嵌入式。 比如去产线上写那些从前写不完的异常处理逻辑。 原来设备报警以后，要结合当前工序、设备状态、历史维修记录，判断该找谁、先检查哪里、是否需要人工介入。这类问题很难靠一条阈值说清楚，但也没必要每次让大模型写一篇分析。 Jev
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