Industrie 4.0 and Digital Transformation in NRW: Challenges, Opportunities and Potential for CooperationSeoul, 20.04.2016

Industrie 4.0 and Digital Transformation in NRW

Challenges� Enabling Technologies & Value Proposition� Innovation Ecosystem Industrie 4.0

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2 Opportunities� Best Practice in NRW I-V

3 Potential for Cooperation� NRW: The ICT Location� CPS.HUB/NRW: Competence Center for

Cyber Physical Systems

ValuePropositions

EnablingTechnologies

CyberPhysicalSystems

Enabling Technologies & Value Proposition

Sensors

Robotics

Additive Manu-

facturing

Wearables

Big Data

IoTPlatforms

Cyber Security

Cloud Computing

Broadband

MobileInternet/

Apps

SocialNetworks

Drones

Auto-nomousvehicles

MassCustom-ization

Smart Factory

Puredigital

Products

RemoteMain-

tenance

Data-basedRouting

DemandForecasts

PredictiveMain-

tenance

Smart Grids Industrie 4.0

Smart Cities

Digital Trans-

formationFourth-party

logistics

Open Innovation

E-Commerce

Co Creation

Innovation Ecosystem Industrie 4.0

Robotics

Sensors

Additive Manufacturing

Suppliers

Autonomous Vehicles

Drones

Advanced Manufacturing

Systems

Advanced Materials

Customers

Internet of Things

Smart Grids

Mass Customization

Cloud Computing

Cyber Security Big Data

Logistics 4.0

By 2016 in NRW: The flying inventory assistant automatically localizes and records existing inventories

“By 2018, 20 percent of business content will be authored by machines.”

Pioneering Actors: � Fraunhofer IML � Aibotix GmbH� Panopa Logistik GmbH� University of Bonn� Wiedmann GmbH & Co. KG.

Picture: Inventairy

Best Practice in NRW I

By 2016 in NRW: Failure management in a Smart Factory is highly automated and integrated

“By 2018, six billion connected things will be requesting support.”

Pioneering Actors: � RWTH Aachen � i2solutions GmbH � PRS Technologie GmbH� Heim & Haus � C. Grossmann Stahlguss

GmbHPicture : WZL

Best Practice in NRW II

By 2016 in NRW: Roundtable of experts from economics, science, administration and politics develop the strategy “IT-Security for NRW 4.0”

“By 2020, addressing compromises in IoT security will have increased security costs to 20 percent of annual security budgets, from less than one percent in 2015.”

Pioneering Actors: � Horst Görtz Institute� IfITs� RWE IT GmbH� ThyssenKrupp AG� Secunet� GDATA� CPS.HUB NRW

Picture : Frederic Schweizer

Best Practice in NRW III

By 2016 in NRW: Cars are looking around the corner and an intelligent transport infrastructure realizes secure networked driving in the megacity

“By 2020, there will be a quarter billion connected vehicles on the road, enabling new in-vehicle services and automated driving capabilities.”

Pioneering Actors: � adesso AG� TU Dortmund University� Wilhelm Schröder GmbH� CommAgility Limited� SGS-TÜV Saar GmbH

Picture : Daimler,

Best Practice in NRW IV

By 2016 in NRW: Intelligent data aggregation and usage for innovative functions at age-appropriate and technology based Living

“’Scenario 2020: P4-Medicine’ is the new norm – medicine that is Predictive, Preventive, Personalized and Participatory.”

Pioneering Actors: � VIVAI Software AG� University of Dortmund� Fraunhofer IMS� DOGEWO mbH� imHaus GmbH� Pflegedienst Hübenthal

GmbHPicture : Fraunhofer IML

Best Practice in NRW V

Three out of four

German mobileoperators have their HQ in NRW

83% of the German TC market is covered by companies in NRW

More than

23.700 ICT companiesin NRW

€97.1 billion Turnover in the ICT sector in NRW

NRW – The ICT Location

More than

75.000 students are enrolled in electrical engineering/ informatics

72 universities and50 research institutions Highest density in Europe

8 Fraunhofer-Institutes with ICT research focuses

NRW – The ICT Location

NRW has an extensive know-how in Enabling Technologies ….this is the foundation of Cyber Physical Systems… and the key for Industry 4.0, Smart Grids, Autonomous Driving …

“We have the right assets and the right mindset for a fast growing digital region: The keypiece in the center is

trustworthy systems.”

NRW – The ICT Location

CPSCyber Physical

Systems

Sensor Networks

Embedded Systems

Cloud Computing

M2M

HCI SoftwareEngineering

LTE

Broadband

5G

IT-Security

What is it: Powerful alliance of North Rhine Westphalia’s ICT Competencies

How does it work: Interdisciplinary networking and advancement of knowledge and expertise in the field of Cyber Physical Systems

Who is it: 600 players from industry and research in the sectors ICT, mechanical engineering, energy, logistics, automotive, health and medical technology

CPS.HUB NRWCompetence Center for Cyber Physical Systems

Who is it:Digital Innovation Ecosystem

R&D&I Economy

PoliticsSociety

SoftwareLead Expert: Prof. Dr. Volker Gruhn, adesso AG / Universität Duisburg Essen

Communication NetworksLead Expert: Prof. Dr. Christian Wietfeld, Technische Universität Dortmund

Cybernetics & RoboticsLead Expert: Prof. Dr. Sabina Jeschke, RWTH Aachen

Cyber Physical DevicesLead Expert: Prof. Dr. Gregor Engels, Universität Paderborn / C-LAB

Cloud ComputingLead Expert: Prof. Dr. Jakob Rehof, Fraunhofer-Institut für Software- und Systemtechnik

Cyber Physical SecurityLead Expert: Prof. Dr. Thorsten Holz ,Ruhr-Universität Bochum / Horst Görtz Institut für IT-Sicherheit

Innovation EcosystemLead Expert: Monika GatzkeBergische Universität Wuppertal

Work 4.0Lead Expert: Prof. Dr. Gregor Engels, Universität Paderborn / C-LAB

CPS for the Production SectorLead Expert: Prof. Dr. Volker Stich,FIR an der RWTH Aachen

ICT and EnergyLead Expert: Prof. Dr. Christian Wietfeld, Technische Universität Dortmund

How does it work:Topics

• Partner network of more than 600 experts from industry and research in NRW

• Knowledge in form of market and potential analyses for the technological aspects of Cyber Physical Systems and its areas of application like Industry 4.0

• Know-how for further development of corporate strategies and the development of new business models

• Workshops and conferences

• Information on cooperation and financing opportunities

One-Stop-Agency

Monika GatzkeInstitut SIKoM+

Volker GruhnSoftware EngineeringInstitute paluno

Gregor EngelsDatabase and information systemsC-Lab, S-Lab

Christian WietfeldCommunication NetworksCNI Institute

Steering Board

Contact

Monika Gatzke CPS.HUB NRW – Competence Center for Cyber Physical Systems

Bergische Universität Wuppertal –Institut SIKoM+Phone: +49 202 439 1035E-Mail: gatzke@uni-wuppertal.de

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Sources

• Roland Berger: “Die digitale Transformation der Industrie”

• Gartner: “Top Strategic Predictions for 2016 and Beyond. The Future is a Digital Thing”

• Gartner: “Predicts 2016: Unexpected implications arising from the internet of things”

• Gartner: “Predicts 2015: The internet of things”

• Deloitte: “ Healthcare and Life Sciences Predictions 2020 – A bold Future?”

• IKT.NRW: “Facts and Figures 2015”