Following the last year edition and its success, IMT TUM organise a new industrial workshop supported by German French academy for the industry of the future. Academic and industrial speakers engaged in industrial engineering have been invited to participate in the seminar and to explore this year’s topic around collaborative networks 4.0 and their implication in social and environmental global terms. During the day, we will:
- Put forth collaborative challenges for industrial research
- Provide evidence of various forms of collaborative research
- Discuss issues related to industry of the future and reconfigurable production systems
It is our goal to provide a platform for interdisciplinary exchange and to create a basis for further industrial innovation programs and research collaborations.
We encourage you to join us on Tuesday, November 23 at 8.30 am CET to hear more about this hot topic and to engage in fruitful discussions.
Programme
8H30 Workshop Session 1: Simulation for order picking, circular economy, integrated production systems
10H30 Break
11H00 Industrial Keynote
Architecting can orient for smart and sustainable system solutions
Jean-Luc Garnier, Thales Group Director for Systems Engineering and Architecting Director for Thales Technical Directorate, President of the French Chapter of INCOSE
12H00 Lunch
13H30 Workshop Session 2: Co innovation, sustainable collaboration, value extending in production systems
15H30 Break
16H00 Panel Session ROUND TABLE
Crossed Views: new collaboration forms among academics and industrials to pave the road for boosting a more sustainable industry
Panelists from TUM / IMT / Socolnet , and industrial experts from TetraPak , ELM Leblanc (Bosch Group France) & Thales group
17h30 Closing session (Please , take also an additionnal ticket for the gala diner and keep networking with us !)
This year edition of the industrial workshop is organized in parallel with the Pro VE 2021 conference on Smart and Sustainable Collaborative Networks 4.0. In recent years, PRO VE Conferences have introduced the notion of Collaborative networks 4.0 (CN 4.0 as the new generation of collaborative networks, in the era of applied Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation. Meanwhile since last year, the world has encountered major health and economic crises caused by the Corona
pandemic, emphasizing that disruptive situations, at different scales, tend to be increasingly frequent, while having strong impact in the society Smart and digital technologies supporting agility, scalability, resilience, and adaptability, characterize CN 4.0. These properties have become critical features for most sectors of our modern societies, including manufacturing industry and services sectors CN 4.0 can contribute to building a more resilient and sustainable world.
Registration: https://pro-ve-2021.sciencesconf.org/registration
Contact
- Germany, Lisa Heuß (lisa.heuss@iwb.tum.de)
- France, Damien Lamy (damien.lamy@emse.fr)
Fees
- Physical IFIP/SOCOLNET Members: 200€
- Physical Not IFIP/SOCOLNET Members: 240€
- Online IFIP/SOCOLNET Members: 80€
- Online Not IFIP/SOCOLNET Members: 100€
- Optional Banquet Ticket: 70€
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