Horizon 2020European Union Fundingfor Research & Innovation

The FALCON Project

Eva Coscia (Holonix)

1. FALCON Overview • Objectives & Approach

• Achievements

2. FALCON Business Scenarios• White/Brown Goods

& Clothing Textiles

• Healthcare Products & High-tech Products

3. FALCON Exploitation• Methodology

• How to market FALCON01/12/2016 FALCON – Co-FACTOR Event 1st December

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Outline

FALCONFunding Horizon 2020 European

Union

Call: FoF-05-2014Type: RIA

Start: 01.01.2015Duration: 36 months

Team: 13 Partners 8 Countries

Coordinator: BIBA – Bremer Institut für Produktion

und Logistik GmbH

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FALCON Objectives & Approach

FALCON has defined and deployed a Virtual Open Platform to enable a set of application and services for social media analysis and open innovation, usage data gathering and visualisation, simulation and benefit from a semantic representation of PLM information for cross-sectoral search

FALCON objective is to use product-service information collected from Collaborative Intelligence and Product Embedded Information Devices to support innovative product-services (re)design & improved assessment of lifecycle

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BUSINESS SCENARIOS

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Healthcare ProductsWhite & Brown Goods Clothing TextilesHigh-tech Products

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Business Scenarios

Clothing Textiles

Business Motivation:

Integration of data sources and creating valuable information to improve the offer to the customers

A better product-service quality through optimization of planning, development and testing processes.

New innovative services for existing products.White & Brown Goods

Business Motivation: Improve collection of feedback from customers from

usage phase and even from new collection proposals

Improve exchange of information both from social networks, marketplaces and e-commerce site.

Collecting better information about required fitting of the garments.

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Business Scenarios

High-tech Products

Business Motivation:

Increase technical reliability of the devices,

Enable comprehensive diagnostics, and

Enable user-friendly devices and services

Healthcare Products

Business Motivation: Increase the Competitiveness of Metrology

Solutions improving their functionalities and ease to use.

Reinforce Client “loyalty“ offering metrology services more effective.

Improve the Calibration, Maintenance & Verification processes and Enhance Machine Programming & Report Content Definition.

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FALCON ACHIEVEMENTS

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OntologiesVirtual Open Platform IT prototypesStory Boards

VOP PUI Manager

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SPARQL EndpointPub/Sub Query Endpoint

JDBC Endpoint

Linking Component JDBC Interface

Triple StoreRDF Stream View Manager

FALCON Data Federation Module

FALCON KBE

Mapping Tool

FALCON KCCM

Management Tool

Social Media Wrapper

Legacy System

Wrappers

KCCM

PEID Stream Wrappers

Structured Data Source

Wrapper

Social Media Stream

Wrapper

FALCONIdea Manager

FALCONSimulation and

Forecasting Manager

FALCONPUI Query Builder

FALCONData Visualisation

Module

FALCONData Export

Module Mediator

ConfiguratorStream

Manager

FALCONOntology

VOPLogin

3rd Party LCA Tools

CAx ToolsSimulation

Tools

OtherTools

FALCON PUI Alert Module

PEID Wrappers

VOP

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FALCON Open API

Virtual Open Platform – Final Draft Architecture (30.06.16)

WP2

WP3

FALCON Collaborative PSS Design Solution 3rd Party Software

WP4

WP1

FALCON Virtual Open Platform Core 3rd Party

FALCON PUI Wrappers

Legend

Interface

Defines/uses

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Open system-architecture

Systems of Systems Approach

Based on semantic technologies

Core services for data and knowledge management

Wrappers for data gathering from IoT and Social Media

High level applications for end users

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Virtual Open Platform

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Upper ontology covering PSS knowledge domain

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FALCON Ontologies

Brown GoodsWhite Goods

Healthcare Products Clothing Textiles High-tech Products

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Initial definitions of domain-specific ontologies for FALCON business scenarios

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Applications and services foro Open Innovation

o Data Federation module for data acquisition from Product UsageInformation sources

o Data visualisation

o Alarms triggering

o Simulation and forecasting

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Software prototypes of functionalmodules

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EXPLOITATION PLANS & ASSETS

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Innovative Exploitable AssetsMethodology Individual vs Joint Exploitation

A.1 Methodology for enhancing products by sensors to

establish PUI feedback loops

A.2 Methodology for knowledge acquisition from social media

A.3 Static Data Wrapper

A.6 Data Federation Semantic Mediation

A.7 Linking Component

A.9 Knowledge Consolidation & Cross sectoral Management

A.10 FALCON Open Platform Infrastructure

A11 FALCON Open API

A.12 Legacy Systems Wrappers

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o A3 K-Brief is a powerful tool to share efficiently key information, facilitate discussions and support decisions

o K-brief is not only a template, it is a process

Knowledge Brief to capture knowledge on Innovative Exploitable Assets

IEA K-Brief

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What does« static » mean?

What do youmean by

« actionnable » knowledge?

If we standardize an

IEA, it will affect the IPR

Can we extract knowledge

from several languages?

What about Turkish social

media?

It is unclear what this module is

about

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How to market FALCON VOP?

FALCON Exploitation :

• Individual Exploitation plan the way the different results can be exploited by their own

• Group Exploitation plan the way we can sell FALCON results as a whole

Social Media FALCON generic Sensors

FALCON Core

minimum to be adopted by a company

to set up FALCON approach

Options not mandatory,

generic for all industrials

Specific not mandatory,

depends on industrials context

A.2 Knowledge

acquit° from

social media

B.4 Collab.

design

solution

A.9 KCCM -

Knowledge

Consolidation

A.6 Data

Federation

C.1 Meth. to

create

ontologies

C.2 Standard

generic

ontology

A.3 Static

Data wrapper

B.6

“Extended” O-

LM Standard

A.1 Meth. for enhancing products by

sensors

B.2 Forecasting &

Simulation toolbox

B.3 LCA

methodology

A.11 FALCON

Open API

A.12 Legacy

System

Wrapper

A.7 Linking

Component

(LOD)

B.1 Mapping

tool for PUI

related KBE

B.5

KBE-ML

A.10 VOP

Infrastructure

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Producer IEA title

BIBA • A1 Methodology for enhancing products by new and/or existing sensors to establish PUI feedback loops

• A2 Methodology for knowledge acquisition from social media• A6 Data Federation Module, Semantic Mediation• A9 Knowledge Consolidation & Cross sectoral Management (KCCM)• A12 Legacy Systems Wrappers• B1 Modelling framework and mapping tool for PUI related KBE• B5 KbeML

UBITECH • A3 “Static” Data Wrapper• A7 Linking Component (Linked Open Data)

SOFTECO • A10 FALCON Virtual Open Platform Infrastructure• A11 FALCON Open API

TU Delft • B2a Forecasting and Simulation Toolbox (item-level)• B2b Forecasting and Simulation Toolbox (Series-level) ownership to be discussed

EPFL • B3 LCA Methodology Optimization• C1 Methodology to Create Specific Ontologies• C2 Standard Generic Ontology

HOLONIX • B4 Collaborative Product-Service Design Solution• B6 Extended O-LM Standard for PSS Lifecycle data exchange

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Exploitation of sector-specific versions of the FALCON VoP, based on o Domain-specific Ontologies

o Customisation of services for the Textile, WhiteGoods, Hi-Tech and Health Care Business Scenarios

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Joint Exploitation of Verticalisedsolutions

Brown GoodsWhite Goods

Healthcare Products Clothing Textiles High-tech Products

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isSpecialization

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Horizon 2020European Union Fundingfor Research & Innovation

Thank You!Eva Coscia (Holonix)Eva.Coscia@Holonix.it

www.falcon-h2020.eu

Contact:BIBA – Bremer Institut für Produktion und Logistik GmbHFALCON Project OfficeHochschulring 2028359 BremenGermany

Email : len@biba.uni-bremen.deTel.: +49 421 218 50189Tel.: +49 421 218 50006Fax: +49 421 218 50007

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Objective: Innovative product-service design using manufacturing intelligenceTheme: FoF-05-2014Call: Factories of the FutureLead: BIBA – Bremer Institut für Produktion und Logistik GmbHDuration: 36 MonthsStart: 2015/01

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