Date
Thursday September 12, 2019 from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PMLocation
Multi-Media Paviljoen, TU/e CampusOrganizer
High Tech Systems CenterPrice
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Brainport, the digital 'mainport' of the Dutch manufacturing industry
Datafication - the creation of economic value from data- offers excellent opportunities for the Brainport region to develop new and existing businesses. In the high-tech manufacturing industry in Brabant, more and more data is being produced, particulary for the optimization of (production) processes and equipment performance.
A competitive manufacturing industry is increasingly determined by the extent to which companies know how to work together in a network in design, manufacturing, operations, maintenance and even remanufacturing stages, covering the complete product life cycle. Here, digitization is a critical precondition for these developments. More and more often it concerns data that must be shared "through the factory walls". Machine, production and process data are the ingredients for new "Smart Industry" concepts such as flexible manufacturing, supply chain collaboration, quality control and zero defect manufacturing. This also makes it possible to integrate new production techniques, such as additive manufacturing, into existing production processes.
The role of data as a production factor is therefore becoming increasingly important. Through the application of Internet-of-Things technology the amount of data within production environments is growing exponentially. Collaboration between companies creates the need for controlled data-sharing and new processing mean in order to capture the value from the data.
In this Research Meet, a few examples will be given from both Industry and from Eindhoven University of Technology in order to highlight the developments towards a digital factory of the future. You can register here.
Program
15:00 | Welcome |
Georgo Angelis - TU/e HTSC | |
15:05 | Smart Manufacturing: The BIC Picture |
John Blankendaal - Brainport Industries | |
15:35 | Industrial Engineer |
Koen Herps - KMWE & TU/e Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences | |
16:05 | Break |
16:20 | Process Mining – Data-driven Compliance |
Prof.dr.ir. Boudewijn van Dongen - TU/e Mathematics and Computer Science | |
16:50 | Industrial IoT Platform for the High-Tech Industry (pitch) |
David Rijsman - MEUNGO | |
17:05 | Drinks & networking |
18:00 | End |
Subject to change
Process Mining – Data-driven Compliance
Prof.dr.ir. Boudewijn van Dongen - TU/e Mathematics and Computer Science
In process mining, we analyze event logs from systems which capture who did what activity when and in the context of which case. Such event logs can be analyzed to obtain insights into the actual process and most importantly to what extent it matches with the intended processes. While the typical application of process mining techniques are in the analysis of business processes, we also have experience with the analysis of sensor data from a variety of systems to get insights into the underlying performance of these systems.
Industrial IoT Platform for the High-Tech Industry
David Rijsman - MEUNGO
MEUNGO (www.meungo.com) is a JADS* Playground start-up that provides a universal cloud-based software service that allows for easy deployment from all kinds of connected devices. Getting the right actions at the right place at the right time. Designed to be integrated into existing business by business users.
*JADS is a unique cooperation between the Province of North Brabant, the Municipality of ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Tilburg University and Eindhoven University of Technology.