! Tentative date ! - tbc
Programme and registration link available soon.
! Tentative date ! - tbc
Programme and registration link available soon.
Programme and registration link available soon. Confirmed speakers: Dr. Adam M. Gontarz from Sigmatools GmbH PhD (CH)
️PWR will host a seminar on "Open Innovation 2.0" on December 15, 2017 at the Knowledge and Science and Technology Information Center of the Wrocław University of Technology.
Thematic scope of the seminar:
open innovation – management philosophy based on the opening up of organizations for suppliers, employees and customers to generate value for the organization,
open innovation 2.0 – development of open innovation by technological elements and deeper integration in the value chain,
crowdsourcing – presentation of the concept with examples of implementations
alternative finance – presentation of financing opportunities that can be implemented in corporations, SMEs and start-ups.
Speakers: Karol Król, Marco Battistella
On November 28, 2017 Klaster AT+R will host an open seminar to discuss how to set up a platform bringing research results into practice with the involvement of companies and local authorities and services.
Industry4AAL Platform
Opening
Ing. Peter Ťapák (Košice Self-governing Region)
The NUCLEI Project
Ľubomíra Levocká (Klaster AT+R)
Industry4AAL Platform and its potential
Ing. Erik Prada, PhD. (Klaster AT+R, ZTS VVÚ Košice)
Possibilities of support for the region and links to Life Science ecosystem
Ing. Peter Ťapák (Košice Self-governing Region)
Professional foundations of Industry 4.0 suitable for implementation of AAL in social practice
Current demographic curve and intervention needs of social groups
prof. PhDr. Beáta Balogová, PhD. (University of Prešov in Prešov)
Increasing the quality of life of seniors through application of ICT and sensor systems
Prof. Ing. Dušan Šimšík, PhD., doc. Ing. Alena Galajdová, PhD. (Technical University in Košice)
The role of mechatronics and implementation of new trends for social use
prof. Ing. Alexander Gmiterko, CSc., prof. Ing. Michal Kelemen, CSc. (Technical University in Košice)
Behavior Modeling by Fuzzy State Machine for Ethorobotics
Doc. Dr. Szilveszter Kovács (University of Miskolc)
Integration of virtual reality in robotic systems
Ing. Juraj Kováč, PhD. (Technical University in Košice)
Cooperation of industrial robotic systems and examples of their use in the area of AAL
doc. Ing. Ján Semjon, PhD. (Technical University in Košice)
Social and Cloud Robotics
prof. Ing. Peter Sinčák, CSc. (Technical University in Košice)
Open Discussions
Searching for common topics between professional, industrial and public sphere
Identification of problems – Justification of creating the Industry4AAL Platform
led by Ing. Peter Ťapák and Ing. Erik Prada, PhD.
Analysis of common interests – Prediction of future development – Potential of business and project cooperation
led by Ing. Peter Ťapák and Ing. Erik Prada, PhD.
In the last decade, Additive Manufacturing (AM) represents the strongest revolutionary technology in manufacturing. This technology provides smart solutions to manufacturing issues that have so far limited the imagination in mechanical design. Design Freedom, lightweight structures and independence from economies of scale are just few of the benefits provided by AM.
However, the adoption of AM requires radical changes in approaching design and production. New concepts and rules should be introduced throughout the whole product life cycle and critical issues should be assessed to maximize its exploitation.
The seminar aims to increase confidence in Additive Manufacturing potential and to face the challenges that still characterized these technologies, such as the creation of a continuous process between the AM process and the subtractive post-process, a secure data transfer and the new materials potential. TNO, PROSTEP and the Engineering Department “Enzo Ferrari” will help us to meet these challenges.
1:45 PM Participant Registration
2:00 PM Giulia Broglia, CRIT, Introduction
2:10 PM Edwin van den Eijnden, TNO, “Industrial AM for functional polymer parts”
2:50 PM Martin Holland, PROSTEP “IP-Protection and Licensing of 3D-Printed Processes with Blockchain Technology”
3:30 PM Coffee Break
3:45 PM University of Modena and Reggio Emilia “Nuove proprietà dei materiali per AM”
4:25 PM Further (Q&A)
5:00 PM End
In close cooperation with various regional companies, CRIT is organising an open seminar on November 16 to discuss the impact as well as potential benefits of new technologies when it comes to corporate social responsibility and competitiveness.
The seminar will approach sustainabiilty integration within companies’ strategy, with particular focus on how Innovation and Key Enabling Technologies can contribute to it. Therefore, both of these assist decision makers monitor in real time operation fluxes and performances, so as to improve the quality of decisions, making competiveness and Corporate Social Responsibility fully compatible.
Programme
14.45 Registrazione partecipanti
15.10 Saluti introduttivi
Bruno Carrera, vicedirettore | Unindustria Treviso
15.15 Trasformazione competitiva e digitale: dalle strategie al ruolo di Digital Innovation Hub
Roberto Santolamazza, direttore generale | t2i trasferimento tecnologico e innovazione
15.25 Collaborazione, competenze e tecnologia nel programma di trasformazione della fabbrica: modello operativo BellaFactory
Ivan Lavatelli, Associate Partner Operations e membro Piattaforma Industry 4.0 | PwC Italia
15.45 Trend e trasferimento tecnologico nei progetti di robotica, dalla ricerca al mercato
Emanuele Menegatti, Professore Robotica Autonoma, socio fondatore IT+Robotics srl | Università di Padova
16.05 Dalla Dark Factory alla Smart Factory: come le nuove tecnologie riportano l'uomo al centro del lavoro
Mirko Bordignon, Group Manager Software Engineering and System Integration - Robotics Dpt | Fraunhofer IPA
16.30 Robot collaborativi in supporto all’operatore: sfide e prospettive
Loris Roveda, Ricercatore gruppo IRAS Intelligent and Autonomous Robot Systems | ITIA-CNR
16.50 Metodologie e applicazioni innovative fra efficienza ed ergonomia, l’esperienza del CRF
Alessandro Zanella, Specialista Produttività, Ricerca e Innovazione | Centro Ricerche Fiat S.C.p.A.
17.10 Dibattito e conclusione
17.30 - 19.00 Aperitivo di networking
The open seminar "Industrial IOT and supply chain integration”, part of the series titled “Digital transformation for a human-centred industry 4.0”, is being organized by t2i in Treviso on Thu 23, Nov 2017. The event presents an acosystem of competencies able to stimulate unconventional business models: from data to sensor, from idea to solution, from prototype to automation.
Abstract
A key enabler of the digital transformation is the in-depth integration of IT solutions (sensors, data analysis, cloud, ...) in the whole production and logistic processes. Manufacturing companies need to merge product customization and efficient production, so industrial Internet-of-Things is a powerful mean to approach a holistic synergy of global supply chains.
Experts from international research orgs and industry players will explain for example how open middleware for prototyping IoT services provide the foundation for interoperable end-to-end testing and proofs of concept (Fraunhofer FOKUS).
The event will also showcase how universities can develop innovative data-driven solutions for automation systems (Dpt of Information Engineering, University of Padova).
The access to an ‘ecosystem of competencies’ involving reliable RTD and industrial players let SMEs ramp up impact of IIoT applications and adopt unconventional business models, integrating e.g. new powerful sensors (STMicroelectronics), remote monitoring, analytics and predictive maintenance for machine tools (beanTech) and efficient Manufacturing Operations Management (Reply).
Programme
15.00 Registration and demo sessions
15.30 Competitive and digital transformation: from strategies to the role of Digital Innovation Hub
Roberto Santolamazza, managing director
t2i technology transfer and innovation
15.45 System Modeling and Control applied to manufacturing processes
Alessandro Beghi, Full Professor of Industrial Automation, Dpt of Information Engineering (DEI)
University of Padova
16.00 An “ecosystem of competences” to ride the IoT paradigm: from idea validation to system solution
Luciano Pini, Sales Manager IoT South-Europa and President of Anie Componenti Elettronici
STMicroelectronics NV
16.20 Industria 4.0 in una visione olistica della Supply Chain
Patrizia Cavallo, Business Development Manager Brick Reply
Reply S.p.A.
16.50 Monitoring, analytics and predictive maintenance for machine tools and processes: Breton, a success case
Christian Peloso, Executive Sales Manager B.U. Industry 4.0 & Business Analytics
beanTech S.p.A.
17.10 OpenMTC - oneM2M middleware for prototyping IoT services (intervento in inglese)
Ronald Steinke, Business Unit Software-based Networks (NGNI)
Fraunhofer FOKUS Institute for Open Communication Systems
17.45 Q&A and conclusion
18.15 Networking aperitif and demo sessions
OpenTech is developed by t2i in the framework of Nuclei project (CE 318).
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