Smart manufacturing week 2020
16/11/2020
20/11/2020
16/11/2020
20/11/2020
New manufacturing technologies and processes are revolutionising companies’ business strategies and internal way of working and growing. This year we are organising the 3rd edition of the smart manufacturing event, which will be digital and address all manufacturing sectors. The event was organised for the first time by Luxinnovation 2 years ago. The first edition was managed by the Wood Cluster together with the Materials & Manufacturing Cluster with the objective of stimulating the digitalisation of small companies in the wood sector. Last year, a larger event targeting all industrials sectors and skilled craft companies presented Luxembourg’s national strategy for data-driven innovation and launched the Digital Innovation Hub. This annual meeting is focused on new technologies and processes. Representatives of the manufacturing industry go on stage to share their experience in digital transformation, smart processes and sustainability strategies in order to meet tomorrow’s challenges
The manufacturing industry needs to be transformed and modernised in order to be able to face the economic and health crisis that impacts it deeply. In order to rise to the challenges of tomorrow and remain competitive, companies need to be modernised, develop new strategies, target new sectors, enhance their productivity and efficiency, rethink and optimise their value chains and make their supply chains more reliable.
The 3rd edition of the Smart Manufacturing event will address the following topics, technologies and processes:
· Value and supply chains
· Sustainability
· Businesses and strategy
Why participate?
Participants will obtain information on EU trends in terms of digitalisation and sustainability and get a deeper understanding of how the manufacturing industry needs to be transformed to be able to embrace future technological and environmental challenges. The event is also an opportunity to get to know Luxembourg companies that have implemented smart processes internally and to establish contacts with services providers via the matchmaking platform.
Objectives
Holger Voos is a full Professor at the University of Luxembourg and head of the Automation & Robotics Research Group in the SnT, the Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust. He has more than 20 years of experience in mobile robotics, both in industry and academia. His research group is active in many areas of robotics, such as drones, robotics in industry 4.0, autonomous driving or even space robotics. This presentation is about a research collaboration between his group and the company Stugalux, a construction company in Luxembourg, in the area of mobile robotics in construction industry.
Pascal holds a master degree in “astrophysics” and, in parallel of having his first work experience as a software engineer, he graduated in “applied information technology”. In 2002 he joined the Luxembourg government, first at the “Task Force eLuxembourg” and afterwards at the Ministry of the Economy as advisor and project manager in the area of network and information security. From 2003 to 2014 he was a member of the management board of ENISA (the European Network and Information Security Agency).
Today, Pascal is CEO of SECURITYMADEIN.LU, the structure behind the main information security initiatives of the Luxembourg government: CASES, CIRCL, BEE SECURE and the Cybersecurity Competence Center (C3), launched in 2017as a european-wide unique facility to empower the Luxembourg economy in the field of cybersecurity. He is a member of the Luxembourg Cyber Security Board, lecturer in information security at the University of Luxembourg, presidentof the CLUSIL (an association representing the information security landscape of Luxembourg) and member of the FIC advisory board.
Experienced Head Of Marketing Communication with a demonstrated history of working in the information technology and services industry. Skilled in Business Development, Partner Management, Marketing Strategy, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and Go-to-market Strategy. Strong media and communication professional. Engineer focused in Management from Solvay Business School.
Adopting smart, digital technologies is essential for the manufacturing industry: they can improve aspects such as productivity and supply chain management while also helping companies become more sustainable and align their production with the principles of the circular economy. This webinar will present European trends in the fields of digitalisation and sustainability and provide an in-depth understanding of how the manufacturing industry needs to be transformed to be able to embrace future technological and environmental challenges.
Dr Juha Heikkilä, Head of Unit at the European Commission’s DG CONNECT, will speak about digitalisation and robotics. The Process4Planet Partnership will also share insights on how to transform the process industry in order to achieve climate neutrality and circular economy goals
Programme
Processes4Planet Partnership: Transforming the Process Industry - Àngels Orduña Cao, Executive Director - A.SPIRE asbl
Eu perspectives on Robotics & Artificial Intelligence - Juha Heikkilä, Head of Unit - European Commission
Adopting smart, digital technologies is essential for the manufacturing industry: they can improve aspects such as productivity and supply chain management while also helping companies become more sustainable and align their production with the principles of the circular economy. This webinar will present European trends in the fields of digitalisation and sustainability and provide an in-depth understanding of how the manufacturing industry needs to be transformed to be able to embrace future technological and environmental challenges.
Dr Juha Heikkilä, Head of Unit at the European Commission’s DG CONNECT, will speak about digitalisation and robotics. The Process4Planet Partnership will also share insights on how to transform the process industry in order to achieve climate neutrality and circular economy goals
Programme
Processes4Planet Partnership: Transforming the Process Industry - Àngels Orduña Cao, Executive Director - A.SPIRE asbl
Eu perspectives on Robotics & Artificial Intelligence - Juha Heikkilä, Head of Unit - European Commission
Digitalisation and automation have enormous potential to improve manufacturing processes. This webinar focuses on robotic process automation (RPA) for production lines and will provide concrete examples of how to apply automated quality controls and integrate robotics in the construction sector. You will also hear about how research projects can facilitate the digital transformation process of manufacturing industry.
3D scanning specialist Artec 3D will share its experience of implementing an in-house automatic PCB assembly line and describe the challenges and trade-offs for the company. Construction company Stugalux will provide a real life example of using robots on construction sites and discuss how the robotic industry could better meet the needs of the building sector. The company will also talk about its collaboration with the Automation & Robotics Research Group of the University of Luxembourg’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT).
Programme
EMS or In-house electronic manufacture. Challenges and trade-offs - Alexander Sharapov, VP, Research and Development - Artec3D
Practical feedback from SPOT on a construction site - Joel Schons, CEO - Stugalux Construction S.A
Generation of Digital Twins of Construction Sites with Autonomous Mobile Robots - Holger Voos, Professor - University, SnT
New technologies, old risks, IoT (in-)security - Pascal Steichen, CEO - SECURITYMADEIN.LU
Digitalisation and automation have enormous potential to improve manufacturing processes. This webinar focuses on robotic process automation (RPA) for production lines and will provide concrete examples of how to apply automated quality controls and integrate robotics in the construction sector. You will also hear about how research projects can facilitate the digital transformation process of manufacturing industry.
3D scanning specialist Artec 3D will share its experience of implementing an in-house automatic PCB assembly line and describe the challenges and trade-offs for the company. Construction company Stugalux will provide a real life example of using robots on construction sites and discuss how the robotic industry could better meet the needs of the building sector. The company will also talk about its collaboration with the Automation & Robotics Research Group of the University of Luxembourg’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT).
Programme
EMS or In-house electronic manufacture. Challenges and trade-offs - Alexander Sharapov, VP, Research and Development - Artec3D
Practical feedback from SPOT on a construction site - Joel Schons, CEO - Stugalux Construction S.A
Generation of Digital Twins of Construction Sites with Autonomous Mobile Robots - Holger Voos, Professor - University, SnT
New technologies, old risks, IoT (in-)security - Pascal Steichen, CEO - SECURITYMADEIN.LU
Smart tools and technologies are essential to simplify the everyday life of manufacturing companies. This webinar will show how they can be used to optimise the tracking and tracing of products and enhance supply chains and why they are a must to answer today’s challenges of matching supply and demand. The session will also showcase how the development of local value chains can be a competitive asset to overcome the current economic and health crisis.
Smart bottle cap specialist Guala Closure will discuss the role of smart packaging and the Internet of Things (IoT) in the wine and spirits value chain and highlight how IoT solutions can facilitate supply chain management through tracking and tracing, authentication and certification, and information about consumer engagement.
Medical equipment company B Medical Systems will present its new strategy for increasing the flexibility of its supply chain, which has been put to the test during the COVID-19 crisis, by implementing smart tools and systems as well as by changing some supply chain paradigms.
Champ Cargo Systems and Vallair will speak about how they are digitalising air cargo processes in order to maximise their local value chains and provide new capabilities for a post-crisis global trade recovery.
Programme
The role of smart packaging and IOT in the wine and spirits value chains - Piero Cavigliasso, Group Technology Innovation Director - Guala Closures Group
COVID as an opportunity to improve Supply Chain efficiency - Mario Treinen, Chief Operations Officer - B Medical Systems
When 2 Luxembourgish air cargo supply chain players are streaming for operational excellence !
Stephane Noll, Head of Digital engagement & transformation - Champ
Frantz Yvelin, Senior Advisor to the CEO - Vallair
Smart tools and technologies are essential to simplify the everyday life of manufacturing companies. This webinar will show how they can be used to optimise the tracking and tracing of products and enhance supply chains and why they are a must to answer today’s challenges of matching supply and demand. The session will also showcase how the development of local value chains can be a competitive asset to overcome the current economic and health crisis.
Smart bottle cap specialist Guala Closure will discuss the role of smart packaging and the Internet of Things (IoT) in the wine and spirits value chain and highlight how IoT solutions can facilitate supply chain management through tracking and tracing, authentication and certification, and information about consumer engagement.
Medical equipment company B Medical Systems will present its new strategy for increasing the flexibility of its supply chain, which has been put to the test during the COVID-19 crisis, by implementing smart tools and systems as well as by changing some supply chain paradigms.
Champ Cargo Systems and Vallair will speak about how they are digitalising air cargo processes in order to maximise their local value chains and provide new capabilities for a post-crisis global trade recovery.
Programme
The role of smart packaging and IOT in the wine and spirits value chains - Piero Cavigliasso, Group Technology Innovation Director - Guala Closures Group
COVID as an opportunity to improve Supply Chain efficiency - Mario Treinen, Chief Operations Officer - B Medical Systems
When 2 Luxembourgish air cargo supply chain players are streaming for operational excellence !
Stephane Noll, Head of Digital engagement & transformation - Champ
Frantz Yvelin, Senior Advisor to the CEO - Vallair
Smart manufacturing is today one of the key solutions for the implementations of the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals in Luxembourg and in Europe. The increased awareness about sustainability issues results in changes in markets and customer behaviour and a growing demand for sustainable products and services. This demand is further boosted by the development of smart cities and eco districts.
This webinar will highlight smart and sustainable solutions for smart cities, with a particular emphasis on water treatment, energy production and distribution and the optimised construction of smart cities. Innovative water and fertilizers extraction equipment producer AMA MUNDU Technologies, sustainable building expert Steligence by ArcelorMittal and sustainable energy provider Encevo will provide concrete examples and insights.
Programme
A journey towards factories and buildings autonomous in water - Vincent Popoff, CEO -Ama Mundu Technologies
Cities of tomorrow will be more resilient and rely on sustainable materials: Steel can easily be re-used, refurbished and is 100% recyclable. Steel is Circular! - Olivier Vassart, Chief Executive Officer Steligence, ArcelorMittal
Energize smart buildings, districts and cities - a brief positioning attempt in the midst of a rapidly advancing energy and resource transition - Tom Eischen, Head of Energy Transition and Senior Advisor to CEO - Encevo
Smart manufacturing is today one of the key solutions for the implementations of the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals in Luxembourg and in Europe. The increased awareness about sustainability issues results in changes in markets and customer behaviour and a growing demand for sustainable products and services. This demand is further boosted by the development of smart cities and eco districts.
This webinar will highlight smart and sustainable solutions for smart cities, with a particular emphasis on water treatment, energy production and distribution and the optimised construction of smart cities. Innovative water and fertilizers extraction equipment producer AMA MUNDU Technologies, sustainable building expert Steligence by ArcelorMittal and sustainable energy provider Encevo will provide concrete examples and insights.
Programme
A journey towards factories and buildings autonomous in water - Vincent Popoff, CEO -Ama Mundu Technologies
Cities of tomorrow will be more resilient and rely on sustainable materials: Steel can easily be re-used, refurbished and is 100% recyclable. Steel is Circular! - Olivier Vassart, Chief Executive Officer Steligence, ArcelorMittal
Energize smart buildings, districts and cities - a brief positioning attempt in the midst of a rapidly advancing energy and resource transition - Tom Eischen, Head of Energy Transition and Senior Advisor to CEO - Encevo
This webinar will address how digitalisation can transform different functions of a company – sales, marketing, customer support, finance and so on – in a way that generates added value for the company itself as well as for its customers. The session will showcase expertise and solutions in the fields of artificial intelligence support and new business models and present new tools for improving customer experience.
Artificial intelligence (AI) specialist Aividence will speak about how AI can be used to support the CFO function. Deloitte will share insights about new business models, and electricity and lighting expert Minusines will present its contactless desk set up to provide a new customer experience.
Programme
Artificial intelligence to support CFO function - Edouard Beauvois, Co-founder & CEO - Aividens
Crafting Business Model Innovations - Marc Sniukas, Director Innovation - Deloitte
Contactless desk for a new customer experience - Laurent Saeul, CEO - Minusines
This webinar will address how digitalisation can transform different functions of a company – sales, marketing, customer support, finance and so on – in a way that generates added value for the company itself as well as for its customers. The session will showcase expertise and solutions in the fields of artificial intelligence support and new business models and present new tools for improving customer experience.
Artificial intelligence (AI) specialist Aividence will speak about how AI can be used to support the CFO function. Deloitte will share insights about new business models, and electricity and lighting expert Minusines will present its contactless desk set up to provide a new customer experience.
Programme
Artificial intelligence to support CFO function - Edouard Beauvois, Co-founder & CEO - Aividens
Crafting Business Model Innovations - Marc Sniukas, Director Innovation - Deloitte
Contactless desk for a new customer experience - Laurent Saeul, CEO - Minusines
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