Industrie du Futur

Industry of the Future

ISIEM 2016Padang, Indonesia, 21st September 2016

Milko Papazoff, CETIM Asia Pacific Adviser

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Transports of tomorrow Smart objects New resources

Medecine of the future Digital confidence Sustainable city

Data saving Intelligent nutrition Green transportIndustrie du Futur

Updating of production tools and

transformation of business models

× 9 thematic solutions1 transversal plan

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Alliance Industrie du FuturFrench non-profit organization, open to new members

StateQuarterly management

board chaired by the

Minister of Industry

Research

and

Education

Technological

Offer

Regional

Level

Led by

Philippe DarmayanPresident of G.F.I. –

Grouping of French

Industrial Federations

Co-Presidents

Frédéric SanchezPresident, Fives

Bernard CharlèsD.G., Dassault Systèmes

Industrie du Futur

Created in July 2015: Anassociation under French law

11 founder members

One new member (October2015)

The Industry of the Future Alliance

12 partners, all rallying

around a common ambition

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Industrie du Futur

Capitalising on the gains achieved in the « Factory of the Future » plan, this project isdesigned to play a central role in the New Face of Industry, with :

A broader ambition now encompassing industrial modernisation and the use ofdigital technologies,

Reinforced means of assistance,

A stronger international dimension,

A system of governance that brings together the industrial stakeholders atnational and regional levels.

Industrie du futur : the same approach than Industrie 4.0

… must be understood as a project of and for society as a whole

… requires a close alliance amongst the private sector, academia, politics, and trade

unions

The Industry of the Future Alliance is tasked with putting into practice the nationalIndustry of the Future project launched by the French Government in April 2015.

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Industrie du Futur

The Industry of the Future Alliance pursues twoessential objectives:

To modernize the french industrial equipment

To support companies in the transformationof their business models

The Alliance organises and coordinates, at national level, the initiatives, projects and work

targeting the modernisation and transformation of industry in France, in particular with regard to the

contribution of digital technologies.

To do this, it draws on dedicated working parties.

To provide support for the industrial SMEs, its actions are relayed throughout the territory by the

regional platforms, with the support of :

the networks of the Alliance members

local authorities

business clusters, to provide support for the industrial SMEs in the field.

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To develop the

technological

offer

To support the

companies in

this

transformation

To train the

employees

To reinforce the

international

cooperation on

standards

To promote the

French Industry

of the Future

Rallying,

Accelerating,

TransformingMaking France a leader in the world’s industrial renewal

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To develop winning technologies for the Industry of the Future Goal: to build projects and platforms for each challenge

To reference the main technologies, especially for SME

To develop a state of the art integrated French offer

• Multi-materials

• High cadence composite

• Working surfaces

Composite and materials

• Virtual prototyping

• Cloud computing

• Big data

• Internet of Things

Digitizing

• Laser sintering

• Topologicaloptimization

• Personnalisation

• Prototypes

Additive manufacturing

• High productivityengins

• Smart Grid

• Energy efficiency

• Eco design

Energyefficiency

• Intelligent machines

• autonomousmicro-factories

• Traceability

Transitic & robotics

• Cobotique

• Increased reality

• Intuitive program

Human role

• Preventivemaintenance

• Smart Sensors

• Cyberphysicalsystems

Monitoring and control

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(4,300 M€)

Support to SME

In Regions

Loans

Industry of the

Future

Call for projects

Industry of the

Future

Investment

overdamping

Grant for consulting

services.

Investment support.

Technology platforms

funding

Up to 5 M€

garantee- free loans for

SME with up to 2 years

deferred credit.

Grants and redeemable

funds for very

innovative projects &

dissemination

platforms.

A tax reduction up to

13% of the investment

value made before

April 14. 2016

200 M€ 1,500 M€ 100 M€ 2,500 M€

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To raise SME awareness to the

importance of modernisation

GOAL : > 2,000 SME supported

18 committed Regions accompanied by the

Alliance.

A network of 500 experts

1,200 companies have already benefited from

the different regional programs

800 companies have received Flow of Funds

loans for a total amounting to 630 M€.

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German-French Partnership

Topic German focus French focus

Industry Offer Demand

Platforms Supply Innovation

Standards Machines Digital

Training Technical Initial

Automation Robots Man-Machine Interface

Ontologies Devices Organizations

FlowsSmart Devices

interconnection

Supply Chain

Systems of Systems

Foreword : German-French

complementarities

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o Develop strategic technologies to garantee industry sovereignty and

competitiveness within societal challenges. Build bleeding edge

integrated solutions among the various actors

o Develop a national technological integration platform network, in

particular for SMEs at the local scale. Support the European level

development of such network

o Develop (linked with the « social impact » WG) training programs

adapted to new technologies, digital transition and job evolutions

o 7 key technologies from the strategic supply/demand analysis

Digitizing the value chain

Automatization TransiticsRobotics

Additive Manufacturing

Monitoring and testing

Composite, new materials and

assembly

Human centric manufacturing

Energy Efficiency and environment

Mission: Develop winning technologies for the Industry ofthe Future

Dedicated WG for each key technology

Specific analysis and mission statements (goal, bottleneck, offer, demand, …)

Future technologies for manufacturing

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Future technologies for manufacturing

Actions

Support Projects emergence:

o Recurrent promotions of success stories through highly

visible events as « international innovation challenges for

industry »

o Support and structure of ongoing project initiatives (linked

with local and national support structures)

o Emergence and setup of projects, mainly around the key

technologies, linked to corresponding technological

platforms

◦ Support Technological Platforms emergence:

o Definitions and typologies (at national, local, etc. levels),

census and structuration of « technological platforms »

Performed at both local and national scale

Insertion into a « AIF platforms network »

o Indentification and/or creation of national technological platforms

to support the 7 key technologies (networked with local platforms

along the value chain)

Maturitylevel

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1- SupplyChain

Agile business recomposition (MaaS) and digital Intimacy with customers (Hubs)

Logistics optimization

SME integration into local competency networks

2- Facility Mastering and tracing ecological and energy flows

General services & equipement readiness

3- Line Line optimization in the virtual world (BT, RT)

Line flexibility to master diversity and global evolutions of products

4- Station Industrialization of advanced manufacturing techniques, such as :

Additive Manufacturing, Composites, Non-destructive Inspection

Design For Manufacturing, Manufacturing-based Design, Operations Intelligence

5- Resource(Man, Machine, Material)

Automation, Robotics, Cobotics , intelligent Tools. devices plug & play interop.

Augmented-Man capabilities (Planning, Processes, Training, VR, Intelligent Tools, Empowerment Tools to bring Man at the core of the manufacturing system & innovation)

6- Interface Real-time federation of product life, processes and diversity information thanks to

the Internet of Things (IoT) coupled with the Cloud

0- Demand

Market adherence, mass customization, customer-designed products

Product Families, modularity

Services, fly by hour ...

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Digital Production : focus on different problems at different tiers

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Platform

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Working Group 4:

Legal Framework

Chair : Dr. Hans-Jürgen Schlinkert,

ThyssenKrupp

Highlighting the fields where legislative

action is needed

Focus on the following fields of law :

Civil Law and Civil Procedure Law, IT-

and Data Protection Law, Product

Liability Law, IP-Law, Labour Law

Working Group 3:

Security of networked systems

Chair : Michael Sandner,

Volkswagen AG

IT-Security for SMES

IT-Security within education and

training

Working Group 5:

Work, education and training

Chair : Dr. Constanze Kurz

IG Metall

Work, education and training for

Industrie 4.0

Working Group 2:

Research and innovation

Chair : Johannes Diemer,

Hewlett Packard

2x Industrie 4.0 scenarios

Research & Development-Roadmap

and innovation strategies

Working Group 1:

Reference architectures, standards

and norms

Chair : Dr. Peter Adolphs,

Pepperl + Fuchs

Further development of the RAMI 4.0-

Model (Reference Architecture Model

Industrie 4.0)

Standardisation and international

cooperation

The Germany caseThe Working GroupsFive thematic priorities, with goals and focus in 2016

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Virtual Map Industrie 4.0German exercise

28%

15%29%

28%

1-250

employees

250-5.000

employees

5.000-15.000

employees

More than 15.000

employees

Number of employees within the enterprises

207 examples of application

of Industrie 4.0…

[multiple answers possible]

…within small, medium and

large sized enterprises from

various branches.

Only available in German

http://www.plattform-i40.de/I40/Landkarte

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150 examples of

application 100%

SME‘s from various

branches

Only available in French

http://exemples-aif.industrie-dufutur.org/

Virtual Map Industrie du FuturFrench exercise

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Germany :

- High Tech Strategie 2020

- 10 projects of the future, including Industrie 4.0

Italy :

- Cluster Tecnologici Nazionali : “Fabbrica Intelligente” Plan

- “Fabbrica del Futuro” Plan

Volume of robotics in Italy : 2.5 times less than in Germany, 2

times more than in France.

United Kingdom :- High Value Manufacturing Catapult Programme

- Digital Catapult Programme

- Various initiatives linked to the Industry of the Future

Some comparisons…

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Some comparisons…

China :

- Master Plan XII : 7 strategic emerging sectors = hi-tech

industrial machinery, ICT (cloud based), object internet, new materials,

ecological production, new energies, pollution less new vehicles.

- “Made in China 2025” Plan, including priorities to marine, railways

and Agriculture sectors.

South Korea :

- Manufacturing Industry Innovation 3.0 Strategy

- Industrial Innovation Committee, with focus on intelligent vehicles and

clothing, robotics and medicine of the future + digitalisation of SMEs.

Volume of robotics in South Korea : now World No1, ahead of Japan

and Germany.

U.S.A. :- National Network for Manufacturing Innovation, with 45 new

Research Institutes by 2025

- Material Genome and National Robotics Initiatives

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Milko Papazoff, CETIM ASIA PACIFIC

www.cetim.frfapmilko@gmail.com