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[Seminar] How to Overcome Manufacturing Innovation with Smart Factories
Published2016.12.19 20:21We plan to approach this coming December 23rd from various angles, focusing on Korean implementation cases.
Will smart factories become the savior of the manufacturing industry?
Smart factories, which refer to factories equipped with IoT sensors on equipment and machinery to collect and analyze data in real time for a clear overview of all factory conditions and self-control according to objectives based on this analysis, have emerged as a new alternative for the manufacturing industry, which is losing competitiveness.
As product life cycles shorten and the trend shifts toward customized mass production, lightweight and flexible production systems are required, leading to the emergence of smart factories as a new solution for manufacturing innovation.
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Our government has also established the Smart Factory Promotion Team to be responsible for the core tasks of Manufacturing Innovation 3.0 and is making efforts to build smart factories for manufacturing companies. Reflecting eight major smart manufacturing technologies that integrate IT and manufacturing, it is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 8% globally and reach 230 trillion won by 2020.
Accordingly, the Korea Industrial Technology Association, which has been reflecting the latest industrial trends, announced that it will hold the “Seminar on Core Technology Development Trends and Implementation Cases for the Realization of Korean-Style Smart Factories” to assist companies related to smart factories.
This conference introduces smart factory real-time monitoring systems, the Internet of Things, connected enterprises, actual implementation cases, cyber-physical systems, the automotive parts industry, virtual digital manufacturing, and 3D printing technology development trends and implementation cases.
Smart factory real-time monitoring system, actual implementation cases, etc.
First, Director Kim Byung-ki of Miracom INC. will present on smart factory MES (Manufacturing Execution System) technology development trends, introducing domestic smart factory technology development trends, smart factory implementation strategies, and real-time monitoring technology development trends.
Following this, Professor Kim Ho-won of Pusan National University will discuss IoT elemental technologies, IoT-based smart factory applications, data analysis, and artificial intelligence technology applications through his presentation on 'IoT Technology Development Trends and Implementation Cases for Smart Factory Realization.'
Lee Soon-yeol, Managing Director of Rockwell Automation Korea, a leading industrial automation technology company, is scheduled to introduce the manufacturing market, market and technology trends in the manufacturing sector, and key technologies and applications for implementing smart factories in his presentation on 'Smart Factory Connected Enterprise Technology Development Trends and Implementation Cases'.
In addition, during the first session of the afternoon, Kim Myung-seop, a specialist from the Smart Factory Promotion Team, presented 'Smart Factory Technology Development Trends and Actual Implementation Cases,' with the agenda covering changes and realities in the manufacturing industry, smart factory approaches, and success factors.Professor Sang-Do No of Sungkyunkwan University will present on the technology development trends and implementation cases of smart factory cyber-physical systems (CPS). In his presentation on cyber-physical production systems (CPPS), he will provide a detailed introduction to the concepts and elemental technologies, design/operation CPS (equipment/process/factory), application cases, and implications.
Deputy Director Jeong Hoe-seong of Chungnam Technopark will present on technology development trends and implementation cases in the automotive parts industry for the realization of smart factories, while Center Director Cho Jin-woong of the Electronics Components Research Institute will present on virtual digital manufacturing technology development trends for the realization of smart factories.
Finally, Director Won Young-kyu of Hyvision System plans to introduce specific examples of 3D printing manufacturing from leading global companies through the development trends and implementation cases of 3D printing technology for the realization of smart factories.
Seminar registration is being accepted by the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology (http://www.kitanet.or.kr, 02-2624-2334).
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