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The First Event on the Fourth Industrial revolutionInstitute for Trade Studies and Research (ITSR) Teheran, Iran 3/08/2016

I N D U S T R Y 4 . 0J O S É B A R A T A , T E H E R A N , I R A N


I N D U S T R Y 4 . 0

José Barata


Introduction

❖ Why it is IMPORTANT

❖ We need to understand what Industry 4.0 is

❖ What Industry 4.0 is not

❖ Be AWARE of Hypes

❖ Be reminded of what happened to CIM

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Why It is Important

❖ Manufacturing Challenges

❖ Global Competition

❖ Customised products

❖ Intelligent products

❖ Efficient production throughout the life cycle

❖ Resource and energy efficiency

❖ Urban production

❖ Demographic change

❖ IoTização

❖ Better working conditions

❖ Smart assistance - systems release workers from having to perform routine tasks, enabling them to focus on creative, value-added activities


H O W T O S O L V E T H E C H A L L E N G E S ?

I N T E L L I G E N C E I S N E E D E D


New Way of Thinking

❖ IoT & Services

❖ CPS – Intelligent Components

❖ Cyber-Physical Systems comprise smart machines, storage systems and

production facilities capable of autonomously exchanging information,

triggering actions and controlling each other independently

❖ Global networks that incorporate their machinery, warehousing systems and

production facilities in the shape of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS).

❖ Connected Manufacturing – collaborative manufacturing


IoT at Manufacturing Level

❖ The IoT is what makes this possible by creating machines that interact to create

systems (vertical integration)

❖ Intelligent machines or devices

❖ Then this group of machines interact with other systems (horizontal integration)

❖ IoT at all levels: Machine, Sensorial, Supporting, Maintenance, ....

❖ IoT and CPS are the Most Fundamental ENABLERS


From Old to New Paradigm


A L L C O N N E C T I V I T Y L E A D S T O


Industry 4.0


Industry 4.0

❖ This is the name of the German Program

❖ It is a philosophy implying a lot of different research and visions

❖ It means then

❖ integrating information and communication technology to create smart

manufacturing

❖ it will be necessary to create and serve new leading markets for CPS

technologies and products.


Industry 4.0

❖ In order to deliver the goals of this dual CPS strategy, the following

features should be implemented:

❖ Horizontal integration through value networks (connection and collaboration)

❖ End-to-end digital integration of engineering across the entire value chain

(digitalisation)

❖ Vertical integration and networked manufacturing systems (CPS Systems and

Complex Systems) Ex: Perform and OPENMOS HORIZON 2020 Projects

❖ Social Aspect (better working place)

❖ Cyber-Physical Systems


OpenMOS


PERFORM


Vertical Integration


CPS


Horizontal Integration


Life-Cycle Coverage


Different Perspectives


Industry 4.0 – Summary

❖ Improvements to the industrial processes involved in manufacturing, engineering, material usage and supply chain and life cycle management

❖ Smart Products

❖ Customised Products

❖ Smart Factories

❖ The embedded manufacturing systems are vertically networked with business processes within factories and enterprises and horizontally connected to dispersed value networks that can be managed in real time

❖ New ways of creating value and new business models


SMART FACTORIES

❖ Smart factories constitute a key feature of Industrie 4.0.

❖ Smart factories are capable of managing complexity, are less

prone to disruption and are able to manufacture goods more

efficiently.

❖ In the smart factory, human beings, machines and resources

communicate with each other as naturally as in a social network


S M A R T M A N U F A C T U R I N G I S

C O N N E C T E D T O T H E S M A R T

N E T W O R K E D W O R L D


SMART WORLD

❖ smart grids in the field of energy supply,

❖ Sustainable mobility strategies (smart mobility, smart logistics)

❖ Smart Health

❖ Smart Agriculture or precision agriculture

❖ Industrie 4.0 is focused on creating smart products,

procedures and processes.


SMART WORLD


Relation to Other Worlds


BIG DATA!!!


New World


W H A T I N D U S T R Y 4 . 0 I S N O T


IS NOT❖ An aspirin to be taken to solve all manufacturing problems

❖ A new approach using old garment or doing the things in the same way with new words

❖ The requirements must be clearly defined. Not all manufacturing conditions can be solved with I 4.0

❖ Must be clearly connected with strong policies with the other smart aspects

❖ A techno centric approach – humans are important and new ways of doing business should be considered.

❖ The realm of engineers only

❖ SMART PRODUCTS, SMART FACTORIES, DATA MINING only

❖ A Paradigm Where Research and Industry are not cooperating

❖ Covering only part of the life cycle

❖ Services separated from the manufacturing


I M P L E M E N T I N G I T


How to Implement?

Industry 4.0

IT Competence

Embedded Systems

Know How

Automation Know How

Industrial Need


Research Challenges

❖ Standardisation and reference architecture:

❖ Managing complex systems:

❖ A comprehensive broadband infrastructure for industry:

❖ Safety and security:

❖ Work organisation and design:

❖ Training and continuing professional development:

❖ Regulatory framework:

❖ Resource efficiency:


How to Implement It

❖ Analyse the industrial requirements of the country

❖ Coordinate with the technology, research and higher education strategies

❖ Social is an important factor

❖ How innovation is achieved

❖ How learning is achieved

❖ Where factories should be built and how???

❖ Therefore implementaton needs to be adapted to regions as with I4.0 the way

societies are organised must be taken into consideration


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