1. the collective centre of the Belgian technological industry
2. Factories of the Future, in Belgium
Herman Derache, Sirris
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Belgian
manufacturing
industry
4. Machinery
Electro
Food
Machines
Food
Robots
Machine tools
Automation
Mechatronics
ICT
Agri-
culture
Machines
Textile machines
Civil Engineering
Machines
Textile
Agriculture
Automotive
A strong value chain, to be transformed
5. Challenges ~ Market
Personalized products 6. Small Series 7. Customer experience 8. Short time to market 9. Pressure on the Price 10. Cyclic markets 11. Fast new product introductions 12. Total Solutions09/05/2011
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13. Challenges ~ Society
Sustainability
Ethical
Safety
Quality of life
Ageing
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14. Challenges ~ Product
Integration of technologies
Intelligent products
New materials
Precision
Eco-products
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Towards
Factories of the Future (FoF)
for the Belgian
manufacturing industry
A vision developed bytogether with local companies
16. More then just a change, a major transformation
Job knowledge
At all levels, x 3
Material consumption
< 50%
Global markets
Products and services
with added value x 2
Factory
of the Future
Energy consumption
< 50%
Dynamic demand
time to market 2 x faster
World class
production-system 2 x more flexible
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7 transformations are needed togetherto ensure a sustainable future for manufacturing activities in our country, given our cost structure
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1. World Class Production Technologies
2. Simultaneous development
of the product
and the production system
3. Digital Factory
4. Human Centered Production
5. Networked Factory
6. Eco-production
7. Smart Factory
19. Transformation 1World Class Production Technologies
Towards a radical renewal of production technologies
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Source: Materialise
Source: KULeuven
Source: Fraunhofer
20. Transformation 2Development of product & production
From a linear towards
a simultaneous development of the product and the production system
Source: Samsonite
21. Transformation 3Digital Factory
Towards digital knowledge based models of products and processesdigitally integrated processes
Source: Sirris
22. Transformation 4Human Centered Production
Towards creative and involved employees
23. Transformation 5Networked Factory
From solo player
towards
an open networked organization
Source: ASML
24. Transformation 6Eco-production
Source: Volvo Trucks Belgium
Towards a sustainable and environmental friendly production system
25. Transformation 7Smart Factory
Towards an agile
self-learning
production systemfor flexible automation
Source: SMErobot
26. We are living in an and-world, or is not an option!
27. Nieuw Industrieel Beleid (NIB) in Vlaanderen,Groenboek Vlaamse overheid
28. Groenboek van de Vlaamse Regering Witboek
Ambitie Agoria om grootschalig project te lanceren ter ondersteuning van de 7 transformaties voor de maakindustrie in Vlaanderen
Sneller naar Vlaamse factories of the future dankzij open innovatie in mechatronica en ICT
Gecordineerd programma van vraaggedreven technologieontwikkeling
De opschaling van de technologie in applicatie labs samenwerking tussen producenten en leadusers
De implementatie bij maakbedrijven ondersteunen
De Vlaamse Open Productie Campus
Animeren van lerende netwerken
Open Production Sites: lead bedrijven die hun knowhow en productiefaciliteiten openstellen (target 16 sites over Vlaanderen)
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Sirris assists companies in their inspiring journey towards these essential transformations