Regional Innovation Monitor Plus 2015 - 2016

Launch event “Developing new industrial value chains through open innovation collaboration spaces” Brussels, 29 April 2015 Jacek Walendowski, Technopolis Group Henning Kroll, Fraunhofer ISI

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Value Proposition of RIM Plus 2015 - 2016

•  Become more thematically focused on concrete areas of Advanced Manufacturing (ADMA).

•  Explore new business opportunities. •  Develop partnerships to deliver results. •  Linking up regional competences to strategic partnerships at the

EU level. •  Making the process more dynamic. •  Share the lessons learned to feed into the preparation of future

programmes.

About the RIM Plus Workshops

•  Explore the project’s options to focus on concrete thematic areas of ADMA.

•  Themes of 1st workshop: industry 4.0 and smart production, advanced materials and bio-based economy.

•  Mapping advanced manufacturing networks. •  Collect expression of interests / additional information for

subsequent steps in the process of defining the thematic focus. •  Led by a group of regions, workshops should provide the basis for

in-depth interaction on ADMA activities in a particular area.

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A Guiding Definition

Advanced Manufacturing’ is a family of activities that: •  make use of cutting edge materials and emerging capabilities enabled by the

physical and biological sciences, for example nanotechnology, chemistry, and biology , and/or

•  depend on the use and coordination of information, automation, computation, software, sensing, and networking.

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Advanced manufacturing processes •  with a focus on the development of new methods of producing new

products (new materials, nano- or micro-enabled processes, laser processing, 3-D printing/additive manufacturing etc.)

Adaptive and smart manufacturing systems •  with a main focus on the new methods to coordinate production

processes (industry 4.0, innovative measurement/control technology, computing, internet of things etc.)

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Overview of Definition

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Advanced Manufacturing Processes è A Situation of Opportunity

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Advanced Manufacturing Systems è Europe in Lead but Challenged

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Advanced Manufacturing is led by Germany and Central Europe

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•  Germany: nearly half to all EU ADMA patent activity •  France, the UK, Italy, the Netherlands, and Belgium the upper half of a strong second tier of Member States with original capacities in ADMA •  Austria, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Spain ���the lower half of the second tier •  all other Member States ���do not possess many original capacities

(blue = processes; red = systems)

Advanced Manufacturing Processes

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(patent intensity per million inhabitants)

2005 - 2008 2009 -2012

Advanced Manufacturing Systems

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(patent intensity per million inhabitants)

2005 - 2008 2009 -2012

Networks of Technological Cooperation (Co-Patenting) in Advanced Manufacturing

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(total co-patents, fractional count)

ADMA Systems ADMA Processes

Advanced Manufacturing Process Projects

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Advanced Manufacturing System Projects

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Network of FoF projects - Participant Organisations

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Network of ARTEMIS-ENIAC Projects - Participant Organisations

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Advanced Materials

•  BIOAGROTEX - Development of New Agrotextiles from Renewable Resources and with a Tailored Biodegradability

•  BIOSTRUCT - Complex Structural and Multifunctional Parts from Enhanced Wood-based Composites - eWPC

•  MORGAN - Materials for Robust Gallium Nitride •  ONE-P - Organic Nanomaterials for Electronics and Photonics: Design,

Synthesis, Characterization, Processing, Fabrication and Applications

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Advanced Manufacturing Processes

•  SUSTAINCOMP - Development of Sustainable Composite Materials •  MINTWELD - Modelling of Interface Evolution in Advanced Welding •  GLYFINERY - Sustainable and Integrated Production of Liquid Biofuels,

Bioenergy and Green Chemicals from Glycerol in Biorefineries •  NANOSUSTAIN - Development of Sustainable Solutions for

Nanotechnology-Based Products based on Hazard Characterization and LCA

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The vision of SustainComp is to introduce several families of new advanced wood-based bio-(nano)composites for a number of commercial sectors especially in the automotive and electrical industries which use a lot of plastic.

Sustainable and integrated productionof liquid biofuels, green chemicals and bioenergy from glycerol in biorefineries

Robotics, Automation, Control Systems and IoT-Based Projects •  ROTOFLEX - Innovative Rotomoulding Development •  FEMTOPRINT - Femtosecond laser printer for glass microsystems with

nanoscale features •  ROTOFAST - Development of an efficient heating and cooling technology

system for rotational moulding •  HYCON2 - Highly-Complex and Networked Control Systems •  SPRINT - Software Platfroms for Integration of engineering and things •  IOT@WORK - Internet of Things at Work

18 HYCON 2 aims at stimulating and establishing a long-term integration in the strategic field of control of complex, large-scale, and networked dynamical systems. It focuses in particular on the domains of ground and aerospace transportation, electrical power networks, process industries, and biological and medical systems.

Overview of Advanced Materials and the Associated Manufacturing Processes and Systems

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Smart fabrics/textiles

Wood derived

materials/forest-based

industry

Advanced packaging

Semi-conductor materials

Other advanced materials

Industry specific manuf.

processes

Various industrial

manuf. processes

Process bio-technologies

De-manuf.reuse/

recycling

Flexible, Organic and Large Area Electronics

Robotics, automation, and control systems &

IoF

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Thank you

Regional Innovation Monitor Plus 2015 -2016 https://ec.europa.eu/growth/tools-databases/regional-innovation-monitor/ Contacts: Jacek.Walendowski@technopolis-group.com Henning.Kroll@isi.fraunhofer.de

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