Industrie 4.0 Case study - Technikum - Wien

1. Industry 4.0
Smart Factory
Dimitra Papadopoulou
Silvio Peruci
Milorad Milivojevic
Michael Knopf

2. Industry 4.0 – Smart Factory
• Introduction
• Objectives
• Methods
• Results
• Conclusion
• Sources

3. Industry 4.0 – Introduction
• mechanical, electricity and computer revolutions leads to a 4th industrial
revolution
• companies will connect their machines, storage systems and resources
within cyber physical systems (CPS) worldwide + companies of various
industries will be networked
• Machines will become “Smart” self-tuning, auto-configured and able to do
self-diagnostics
• Smart interaction and communications between customer, factory, people,
different machines and products
• industrial processes in the production, engineering, the usage of materials,
supply chain and life cycle management can be substantially improved

4. Industry 4.0 – Objectives
• Current implementation and status of efforts at standardization
• Industry 4.0 –also something for medium-sized business?
• What does a business need to implement Industry 4.0?

5. Industry 4.0 – Methods
• Online Research (Standards, Research reports, Company publications, …)
• Industry Survey
• Short interviews with people of the most affected branches
• Focus on identification of:
• Current implementation status
• Key requirements for successful implementation
• Major needs to invest
• Annual budget for Research and Development
• Perspectives, drawbacks and risks

6. Industry 4.0 – Results
Current status of efforts at standardization
• Established view of disciplines
• Production engineering, mechanical engineering, Process engineering
• Automation
• Computer science and Internet to bring together and develop a common perspective
• A common, basic terminology for the companies from the different fields
• Standardization nowadays is based on
• Open operating systems: Linux platform
• Open development tools: community with more developers and millions of users
• Open communication infrastructure: Internet Protocol (TCP / IP) or email protocols
(SMTP)

7. Industry 4.0 – Results
Industry 4.0 –also something for medium-sized business?
• Main technologies needed for Industry 4.0 already exist
• Small and medium sized businesses can take an advantage out of it as well
• The main aspect is that every company, independent on its size, has to
invest time and money to create benefits and apply industry 4.0
• Industry 4.0 is developing existing technologies

8. Industry 4.0 – Results
What does a business need to implement Industry 4.0?
• Employees and Equipment are from the same importance
• RFID, Sensors, and Wireless technology

9. Industry 4.0 – Conclusion
• The fusion of the reality and the virtual world
• Affordable for a majority of companies
• The main benefits of Industry 4.0 are:
• Competitive strength
• Flexible manufacturing
• Individual production
• Networked and automated processes
• Innovation in business
4thIndustrial Revolution

10. Industry 4.0 – Sources
• [1] Zukunftsprojekt Industrie 4.0
• [2] Case study “Produktions Arbeit der Zukunft – Industrie 4.0” Fraunhofer Institute
• [3] Study “Industry 4.0: The Semantic Product Memory as a Basis for Cyber-Physical Production Systems”
• [4] T. M. Böhler: Industrie 4.0 – Smarte Produkte und Fabriken revolutionieren die Industrie
• [5] Mc Kinsey Study “Manufacturing the future:The next era of global growth and innovation”
• [6] Fraunhofer IOSB visIT “Industrie 4.0
• [7] Business Insider “Emergencing Technologies that will change the world”
• [8] VDI Nachrichten “Industrie 4.0: Mit dem Internet der Dinge auf dem Weg zur 4. industriellen Revolution”
• [9] INDUSTRY 4.0 “SMART MANUFACTURING FOR THE FUTURE” Germany Trade and Invest
• [10] Study “ Integrierte Forschungsagenda Cyber-Physical Systems”

11. Industry 4.0 – Smart Factory
Thanks for your attention!
Dimitra Papadopoulou
Silvio Peruci
Milorad Milivojevic
Michael Knopf