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Presented by:

Simon Drexler, Director of Product

Using Self-

Driving Vehicles

For

Interconnected

Operations

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SIMON DREXLER DIRECTOR, PRODUCT

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W H Y ?

W H A T I S I T ?

H O W C A N I T H E L P ?

H O W D O I G E T S T A R T E D ?

WHY?

ARE WE DOING THIS…

M I K E O P E R A T I O N S M A N A G E R

O V E R T H E N E X T D E C A D E

3.5 MILLION U S M A N U FA C T U R I N G J O B S

WILL BE NEEDED W I T H A P P R O X I M AT E LY

2 MILLION L I K E L Y T O G O U N F I L L E D

THE NUMBER OF DERIVATIVES

OF A NEW CAR INCREASED

100% FROM 2002 TO 2011

THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR IN THE U.S

HAS NOT GROWN AS FAST AS THE REST OF

THE ECONOMY AND, AS A RESULT, ITS SHARE

OF TOTAL OUTPUT HAS FALLEN FROM 24% in

1970 TO 12% CURRENTLY.

TODAY’S WHY IS TO

OUTPACE CHANGE IN OUR MARKET

WHY IS NOW ANY DIFFERENT?

ADAPTING

REQUIRES

INTELLIGENCE

INTELLIGENCE

REQUIRES

PROCESSING OF DATA

WHAT? IS THIS INDUSTRY 4.0 THING…

INDUSTRY 4.0

INTERCONNECTED INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT

THAT PROVIDES

CENTRALIZED OPERATIONAL DATA

INDUSTRY 4.0

BIG DATA

SMART FACTORY

INTEROPERABILITY

VERTICAL NETWORKS

CYBER PHYSICAL SYSTEMS

INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT)

M I K E O P E R A T I O N S M A N A G E R

PROCESS AND DEVICE

WILL BE

INSEPERABLE

ABOUT 25 BILLION OBJECTS WILL BE

INTERCONNECTED BY 2020.

TODAY, THERE ARE 3.8 BILLION SUCH

OBJECTS

GARTNER STUDY

HOW CAN IT HELP? IS THIS INDUSTRY 4.0 THING…

THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR IN THE U.S

HAS NOT GROWN AS FAST AS THE REST OF

THE ECONOMY AND, AS A RESULT, ITS SHARE

OF TOTAL OUTPUT HAS FALLEN FROM 24% in

1970 TO 12% CURRENTLY.

“You never change things by fighting the existing reality.

To change something, build a new model that makes the

existing model obsolete.”

BUCKMINSTER FULLER FORMER MENSA PRESIDENT

RE-INVIGORATE THE N.A

MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY

INFORMATION

TRANSMITTED

INSTANTLY

INCREASE EFFICIENCY

REDUCE COSTS

ADAPT

CENTRALIZED OPERATIONAL DATA IN

MANUFACTURING

• Predictive Maintenance

• Lean Process Optimization

• Elimination of Quality Process

Reduce maintenance costs by 10 –

40%

Reduce downtime by 50%

Lower equipment and capital

investment by 3-5% by extending

machine life

BUT CAN IT DO MORE?

CENTRALIZED DATA PROCESSING:

WHAT IF…

• Systems present and act on optimization opportunities

• Adapt to changes in real time

• Facilities learn from each other

“Humans can typically create one or two good models a

week; machine learning can create thousands of models

a week.”

THOMAS H. DAVENPORT, ANALYTICS THOUGHT LEADER

EXCERPT FROM THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

HOW CAN I IMPLEMENT? IS THIS INDUSTRY 4.0 THING…

STEP ONE:

”RECOGNIZE THE CHANGE POTENTIAL, VALUE CREATION,

AND COST REDUCATIONS WE CAN ACHIEVE…”

STEP TWO:

”FIND THOSE ABLE TO … MAKE THE SYSTEM USER-

FRIENDLY SO THAT THE PEOPLE WHO USE IT DAY-TO-DAY

CAN IMMEDIATELY ... REACT WITHOUT GETTING TANGLED

UP IN A WEB OF INTERDEPENDENCIES.”

“In a typical manufacturing facility, materials handling can

account for up to 75% of an item’s total product cost,

occupy 25% of employees, consume 55% of factory

space and up to 87% of production time.”

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY

SMART MATERIAL TRANSPORT = SMART FACTORY

BY CONTROLLING MATERIAL

TRANSPORT YOU HAVE ACCESS TO

CRITICAL OPERATIONAL DATA

IN OUT “BLACK BOX”

MANUFACTURING PROCESS

BY AUTOMATING MATERIAL FLOW, WE KNOW:

Part location of all inventory

Cycle time of production cell

Uptime/Downtime

Units produced

Quality Rate

SELF – DRIVING VEHICLES FOR INDUSTRY

CONFIGURATIONS

“I believe that we are at the dawn of an innovation wave

that will soon hit the material handling industry. The

convergence of big data, faster and cheaper computer

power, and increasing demands of customers will likely

accelerate the adoption of innovative products and

services.”

SCOTT SOPHER

PRINCIPAL, DELOITTE CONSULTING LLP

INDUSTRY 4.0 IN NORTH AMERICA NEEDS

CHAMPIONS

AND THOUGHT LEADERS

ENGAGE INDUSTRY 4.0 AT:

OTTOMOTORS.COM

QUESTIONS?

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