proyecto i4ms cloudsme cloud based simulation platform for manufacturing
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Presentación proyecto CloudSME - Rubén Vallés, Instituto BIFI de la Universidad de Zaragoza (partner del proyecto), en la jornada celebrada en SPRI - Bilbao, el 21 de Noviembre 2013. La jornada ha estado dirigida a Pymes del sector TIC innovadoras en el entorno de fabricación y/o Pymes manufactureras dispuestas a ser usuarios tempranos de nuevas tecnologías TIC. Estas empresas participarán en un ecosistema de innovación que les permitirá una mejora significativa de sus actividades de I+D. Durante la Jornada se han expuesto los detalles de la iniciativa I4MS, sobre las convocatorias de experimentos, así como los proyectos que se están desarrollando en este marco.TRANSCRIPT
CloudSMECloud based Simulation Platform
for Manufacturing and Engineeringhttp://cloudsme.eu
Rubén Vallés [email protected]
I4MS Information Day, 21st November (Bilbao)
This Project is funded by the European Union under grant agreement no: 608886
* Work Programme : FP7-2013-NMP-ICT-FoF - Factories of the Future (FoF)
* Challenge 7: ICT for the Enterprise and Manufacturing
* Objective addressed : Objective FoF-ICT-2013.7.1 Application experiments for
robotics and simulation
* Coordinator Person: Dr Tamas Kiss (University of Westminster)
* CloudSME:
* Cloud-based Simulation platform for Manufacturing and Engineering ( official title )
* Cloud for Small and Medium size Enterprises
* Make me cloud
* CloudSME started 1st July 2013 and lasts for 30 Months
CloudSME details
* Simulation solutions are widely used in engineering and manufacturing, but…
* SMEs in particular face many hurdles to effectively utilise such advanced
tools
* purchase software licenses of the simulation software
* purchase advanced hardware to run the simulations
* Require system engineering to setup and operate hardware, operating systems
and the simulation software itself
* require qualified staff to use the simulation software
* Cloud computing provides a solution here
* characterized by on-demand self-service, internet access, resource pooling,
elastic scalability and pay-per-use accounting
* cloud infrastructure services can only help to address the issue of the hardware
capital expenditure, while the other issues still remain
* A one-stop-shop for the simulation software service is required to solve all
these issues
Background and motivations
Project objectives
1. Build a simulation platform that allows seamless access to multiple heterogeneous cloud resources and provides a high level of abstraction to users when accessing these resources for simulations in a one-stop-shop solution.
2. Provide a Platform as a Service (PaaS) solution
3. Create a generic simulation platform for engineering and manufacturing.
4. Enable simulation software providers to offer cloud-based SaaS simulation
solutions
5. Enable SMEs in the manufacturing and engineering domain to access
simulation services
6. Implement the CloudSME Simulation Platform in a way that is independent from the underlying cloud infrastructure
Project objectives
7. Provide seamless access to HPC resources in order to speed up the simulations on-demand
8. Illustrate the usability of the developed CloudSME Simulation Platform by
implementing several use-cases for manufacturing/engineering SMEs
9. Operate a production quality cloud infrastructure
10.Disseminate the results of the project in the manufacturing/engineering
domain and raise awareness of the CloudSME Simulation Platform
11. Lead and significantly contribute to the standardisation of cloud-based simulation services
12.Define generic and concrete business models for SMEs in the manufacturing/engineering sector to facilitate the take-up of cloud-based
simulation solutions
Partnership
Cloud infrastructure
providers
Academic and commercial cloudsCommercial: CloudSigma (CH),Academic: SZTAKI (H), UoW (UK) and Unizar (E)
Cloud Platform provider
Provide seamless access to potentially heterogeneous cloud platforms: CloudBroker (CH), Scaletools (CH)
Simulation platforms providers
Utilise PaaS based on their software packages to build custom simulation solutions for end-users – Ascomp(CH), Simul8 (UK), INGECON (E), 2MoRO (F), ~3 new simulation software provider s
End users
Utilise SaaS solution based on the CloudSME Simulation Platform - Podoactiva (E), Saker Solutions (UK), Eurobios (F), Cutting Tools (UK), ~7 new end-users
Gateway provider
Provide customised gateway as the basis for the PaaSsolution: MTA-SZTAKI (H)
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The CloudSME Simulation Platform
The CloudSME Simulation Platform II
Simulation
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Simulation Users
* Porting simulation software products of current partners to the CloudSME
platform
* TransAT by Ascomp
* Simul8 by Simul8 Corp.
* Bfly by 2MoRO
* 3D Scan by Ingecon
* Implementing use-cases of current partners
* Environmental fluid mechanics by Eurobios and Ascomp
* Discreet event simulation by Saker and Simul8
* Aircraft maintenance by 2MoRO
* 3D Scan insole design by Podoactiva and Ingecon
* Use-case of a newcomer to simulation software - CTOOLS
Development of Industrial Cloud-based Simulation Software ad Applications
Podoactiva + Ingecon use case
* Aircrafts maintenance BFLY
2MORO use case
Overview of the Open Call
* Aim of the Open Call:
* To find 10 further SMEs representing at least 6 different use-cases to demonstrate
the capabilities of the CloudSME Simulation platform
* Companies who are eligible to apply:
* Manufacturing/engineering SMEs who are potential customers of current
simulation software provider project partners
* “New” simulation software providers with existing or potential clients in
manufacturing/engineering
* Manufacturing/engineering SMEs who are potential customers of simulation
software providers applying for the call
* Potential applicants:
* individual SMEs applying as potential end-user of one of current simulation software
(Simul8, Bfly, 3D Scan, TransAT)
* group of SMEs including one “new” simulation software provider and one or more end-
user of the provider’s product.
* Publication of Open Call – M10.5 (mid May 2014)
* Close of the call – M12 (30 June 2014)
* Start of the new experiments – M18 (1 January 2015)
* The content of proposals (to be defined: DRAFT )
* Summary/abstract
* Industrial relevance, impact and exploitation plans
* Work-plan (implementation) and concept (scope of the work, level of support
required from the core project partners, description of the proposed use-cases,
the proposed simulation software to be used, the way the simulation software is
planned to be applied)
* General information about the consortium and/or individual proposers
Open Call dates
* Coordinator
* Dr. Tamas KissEmail: [email protected]
Phone/Fax: +44 79115000 ext 64526
* Administrative and Financial Coordinator
* Prof. Stephen WinterEmail: [email protected]
* Marketing
* Andreas OcklenburgEmail: [email protected]
Phone: +49 (0) 203 - 99 3 77-64
URL: http://www.sanderwerbung.de
Contact
* Thank you very much for your attention