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Date and venue: May 10–11, 2016, Düsseldorf, GermanyKeynote:

An event organized by VDI Wissensforum GmbHwww.vdi-international.com/offhighwaymachines

International VDI Conference

Connected Off-Highway Machines 2016Connectivity • Automation • Data Management • Cyber Security

Meet experts from the following companies:

The following topics will be discussed: • Major technological Trends in the Off-Highway Industry • Optimizing Operations with Data and Connectivity • Challenges of the Digital Transformation Process • Cyber Security Solutions • The Future of autonomous Off-Highway Machines

+ VDI Workshop: IT Security for Off-Highway Machines

Expected Participants according to Functions

Head of Telema�cs33%

Head of Technology Management

18%

Head of Electrical and Electronic Systems

13%

Design Engineer12%

Manager Connec�vity & Data Management

13%

Product Manager 11%

Expected Participants according to Industries

0 10 20 30 40 50

Tier 1 and Tier 2 SuppliersTelecommunica�on Industry

Off-Highway OEMs

So�ware Provider

The Association of German Engineers (VDI) is one of the largest technical-scientific associations in Europe. Throughout the years, the VDI has successfully expanded its activities nationally and internationally to foster and impart knowledge about technology-related issues. As a financially independent, politically unaffiliated and non-profit organization the VDI is recognized as the key representative of engineers both within the profession and in public.

About us

Reasons to attend

Meet international experts of the Off-Highway and IT Industry

Learn about the latest Automation Trends and Developments

Get informed about Process Optimization Opportunities

Network with peers from different Off-Highway Areas

Benefit from practical Solutions regarding IT Challenges

Prepare for the Digital Transformation

Hear about Potentials for decreasing Maintenance and Repair Costs

Discuss the impact of Connectivity on your Industry

Conference by VDI Wissensforum GmbH | www.vdi-international.com/offhighwaymachines | Phone +49 211 6214-201 | Fax +49 211 6214-154 Connected Off-Highway Machines 2016

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

09:00 Registration & welcome coffee

10:00 Chair’s welcome and opening address Prof. Dr. Karsten Berns, Head of Robotics Research Laboratory, Department of Computer Science, University of Kaiserslautern, Germany

I. Connectivity: Challenges and process optimization

10:10 How connectivity challenges the traditional business models within the off-highway industry• Connectivity and data management - An overview• Trends in technology, standards, applications and partnering models • Potential and challenges for the off-highway industry• How to approach the business transition

Dr. Michael P. Schmitt, Managing Director, Sensor-Technik Wiedemann GmbH, Kaufbeuren, Germany

10:50 The AgTech Revolution• Major technological trends in agriculture• Agriculture ecosystem• What are the drivers for growth?• The role of connectivity and automation

Antonio Marzia, Vice President Precision Solutions and Telematics, Product Marketing, CNH Industrial, Turin, Italy

11:30 Connectivity impact on road building• Road building processes: From traditional best practice behavior to

job site planning• Connectivity: From telematics today to real-time information

exchange in the future• Case study: SmartSite project within German Industry 4.0 initiative to

prove feasibility• Connectivity impact on road building jobsite efficiency

Dr. sc. nat. Anton Demarmels, Head of Technology Management, Corporate Technology and Research, Ammann Schweiz AG, Langenthal, Switzerland

12:10 Lunch

13:30 Connected agriculture vehicles and open data systems• Challenges in the agriculture industry• Technological advances in machine controllers• Optimizing operations with data and connectivity

Taylor Kremmin, B. Sc., Sr. Design Engineer, Engineering - Global Electronics/Software, AGCO Corporation, Jackson, Minnesota, USA

14:10 Automation in mobile working machines – For increased productivity, energy efficiency, operability and safety• Understanding the machine with its operator in its workplace as

one system• Understanding the collaboration of machines in a process• Human-Machine Interaction• Automation spectrum: From “driver only” over “assisted” to

“fully automated”• Collaborative control• Trust in automation

Dr. Reno Filla, Senior Technology Specialist, R&D - Emerging Technologies, Volvo Construction Equipment, Eskilstuna, Sweden

II. Assistance system solutions

14:50 Achieve optimum mobile mining equipment performance through remote condition monitoring• Deliver results using condition monitoring within your maintenance and

repair program • Increase equipment reliability while decreasing maintenance and repair costs • Apply predictive analytics and equipment knowledge to prevent

unplanned downtime • Partner with your Caterpillar Dealer to proactively manage equipment

using advanced technologies • Achieve results by implementing proven principles of change management

Sean M. Gladieux, M. Sc., Product Manager, Mining Technology Enabled Solutions, Caterpillar Inc., East Peoria, Illinois, USA

15:30 Networking & coffee break

1st dayTuesday, May 10, 2016

Become a Speaker

Become a speaker at our international VDI Automotive Conferences. Make yourself known in the industry and discuss best practice examples with other international experts. We are looking for speakers on: Automated Driving, Automotive IT Security and HMI, Forklift Trucks and Pallet Trucks.

Please submit your topic to:

Katharian NeumannProduct Manager International Business DevelopmentPhone: +49 211 6214-621Email: [email protected]

III. Digital transformation and Big Data

17:20 Potentials of Big Data and connectivity – A Google perspective• The importance of data at Google• How Google handles the amounts of data it is facing and what we

have learned• Outlook - Potential and why (Big) Data analytics is a “must” for

all industries

Jens Bussmann, Cloud Platform Lead, DACH & CEE, Cloud Platform Global Sales, Google Germany GmbH, Munich, Germany

18:00 End of conference day one

Get-togetherAt the end of the first conference day we kindly invite you to use the relaxed and informal atmosphere for in-depth conversations with other participants and speakers.

1st dayTuesday, May 10, 2016

Upcoming Events

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VDI Wissensforum GmbHPhone: +49 211 6214-201Email: [email protected] www.vdi-international.com

Keynote

16:00 Connected machines solutions from a supplier´s perspective• Challenges related to connected machines• Possible solutions• Future trends and outlook

Dr. Walter Lehle, Head of Department Powertrain Diagnosis, Bosch Engineering GmbH, Heilbronn, Germany

16:40 Efficiency improvements through integrated data management solutions • Connectivity and data management as key enabler for

productivity improvements• Integrated data management solution - The answer to the cost vs.

benefit challenge• Application example: Combining vision based failure detection, machine

control, cloud services and M2M• Outlook

Dr. Christoph Loos, Managing Director, Motec, Hadamar-Steinbach, Germany and Dipl. Inf. Florian Belser, SW Team Leader, Connectivity & Data Management, Sensor-Technik Wiedemann GmbH, Kaufbeuren, Germany


III. Digital transformation and Big Data

09:00 The challenges of Big Data transformation in a hard-iron manufacturing company• Cultural challenges of data transformation - Who is the hero?• Proving the value of telematics - Smoke and mirrors• Organizational aspects - To centralize or not?• Data privacy - Whose data is it anyway?• It does actually work - Some examples of value generation

Stephen Leese, Manager Machine Knowledge Center, Deere & Company, Moline, Illinois, USA

09:40 Digital Harvest with Farming 4.0 - Chances and challenges of the digital transformation in the agricultural industry• Data-based precision and prescription farming are the future key

business drivers• Introducing the CLAAS data lake approach for the analysis of machine

data• Customer added value business models and opportunities with

combined customer and machine data• How to cope with organizational and technical challenges

Philip Vospeter, Head of Information Service Sales Companies, CLAAS KGaA, Harsewinkel, Germany


10:50 DDS – Data Distribution Service communications• As a mobile off-highway software development company: How we

uncovered the need for DDS and why we are interested in• Development activity with DDS• DDS - A secure communications proposal for Real Time, M2M and

remote connectivity• Existing DDS use cases

Nicholas Pridham, Managing Director, Hamatics Limited, Darrington, United Kingdom

IV. Cyber security challenges

11:30 Cyber security challenges for cloud connectivity in the off-highway industry• Security-critical use cases: Threats and requirements for cloud security• Layered security: How to prevent attacks on the vehicle• Certificate-based authentication: How to prevent attacks on the cloud

backend• Cloud security: Future challenges

Dr. rer. nat. Alexander Meurer, Senior Security Consultant, Consulting & Engineering, ESCRYPT GmbH – Embedded Security, Bochum, Germany

12:10 Lunch

13:30 On-board and cloud based diagnostics – The sunny and the dark side• Classification of diagnostic algorithms• New possibilities in moving to cloud• The dark side of cloud based diagnostics• Possible architectures and infrastructures• Liability and legislation influences

Dipl.-Ing. Marcel Romijn, Business Development and Project Leader, BRACE Automotive, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, co-author: Dipl.-Ing. Matthias Weber, Founder & Owner, Roben Automotive, Równe, Poland and Medi Samsami, Bearingpoint, Hamburg, Germany

14:10 The challenges and benefits of remote over-the-air management• Who needs remote OTA management?• What are the risks and challenges?• Are software updates the only use case?

Roger Ordman, Director of Product, Marketing, co-author: Rudolf von Stokar, Sales Director, Redbend, Connected Services, HARMAN International, Garching/Tel Aviv, Germany/Israel


V. Autonomous off-highway machines and future trends

15:20 Mining 4.0 – A journey into the future of mining• Mining where it all began• New mining challenges for Miners and OEMs• Autonomous mining technologies• Outlook into the future

Jens Klopmeier, Manager Product Marketing & Planning, Application Engineering, Komatsu Mining Germany GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany

16:10 The development and testing of a fully autonomous platform• Vehicle platform capable of carrying out a field scale agricultural

deposition task• Using autonomous machines in an arable agriculture setting• Software algorithms managing the behavior of the vehicle

Dr. Ianto Guy, Head of Off Road Vehicle Design, Harper Adams University, Newport, United Kingdom

16:50 Conference chair’s closing remarks

17:00 End of conference

2nd day Wednesday, May 11, 2016

Content

This workshop provides an overview on security for off-highway vehicles and allows participants to interactively exchange information with peers. Starting with an introduction about the history of the development of IT solutions and IT security for off-highway machines, we discuss contemporary trends. The main part of the workshop consists of breakout sessions in which important topics will be elaborated on and followed by moderated discussions. Participants are invited to actively contribute during the breakouts. All breakouts are started by a short presentation, including comparisons with similar developments as occurred in other industries if available. Each session is followed by mutual presentations and discussion of results.

Introduction• Trends in off-highway (Smart Farming, Mining)• Vehicle Security - Overview on IT security risks and solutions for off-

highway applications

Breakout Sessions - Planned topics include: • Security requirements of connectivity and remote use cases• V2V, V2B and task data management• State-of-the-art security solution building blocks

» Authentication, signatures, secure boot etc.

Discussion and conclusion• Main findings of the workshop day• The future of IT security for off-highway machines

(Please note that the number of participants is limited. Registrations and individual parts and segments of the workshop are subject to confirmation)

International VDI Workshop

IT Security for Off-Highway Machines

Date and venue: May 12, 2016 Düsseldorf, Germany

Time: 10:00–17:00

Workshop chair: secunet Security Networks AG, Munich, Germany

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