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A forum for communication opens on IIoT trends, industry-specific cases, and communication standards.
Presentation on IIoT trends, industry-specific implementation cases, international communication standards, security, etc.
A total of 10 companies participated, starting with a keynote speech by KPMG.The 3rd 2018 IIoT Innovation DAY will be held on Friday, March 30, 2018, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the COEX Conference Center in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, with the theme of 'Latest Industrial IoT Trends, Industry-Specific Implementation Cases, and International Communication Standards Trends.'
IoT is expanding into essential applications across industries. Leading IIoT companies are implementing efficient automation and even cloud-based, order-based autonomous production. At the 3rd IIoT Innovation Day 2018, visitors will be able to learn about various IIoT-based industrial automation trends, including case studies from companies deploying it in various industrial settings, international standards and security policies for device-to-device communication, domestic regulations, and response strategies for small and medium-sized enterprises.
This seminar, which consists of 10 sessions, will discuss various topics such as the outlook for IIoT, cloud-based service operation cases, standard specifications, and security, with speakers from KPMG, Siemens, B&R, Mentor Graphics, Schneider, Hillscher, Advantech, Mouser, Keysight, and Professor Han Geun-hee of Konkuk University's Graduate School of Information Security.
"We need to establish a mid- to long-term plan that considers not only technology but also organizational capabilities and corporate culture."
Sim Jeong, Managing Director of KPMG, emphasized that the core of the Fourth Industrial Revolution for the manufacturing industry is company-wide digital transformation. He stated that digital innovation is necessary across all business operations, and that this process requires establishing short-, medium-, and long-term roadmaps for innovation models and detailed plans tailored to each company, encompassing not only technology but also organizational capabilities and corporate culture. He plans to participate in a seminar titled "Current Status and Outlook of Manufacturing Innovation Based on the Industrial Internet of Things" to explore the key obstacles hindering innovation and how to overcome them.
Presenting a case study of cloud-based, open IIoT systems and service operations.
Siemens will introduce optimization of industrial facilities and processes through big data analysis algorithms and showcase examples of cloud platform services that improve efficiency and reduce costs, aiming to facilitate companies' understanding. At the seminar, Vice President Min Kye-hong will introduce an open developer platform for IIoT eco-partnerships and emphasize the importance of flexibility, connectivity, and collaboration.
B&R presents development trends in OPC-UA and TSN technologies and smart factory success stories.
B&R believes that TSN technology can address the challenges arising from the massive data collection associated with advanced equipment. When used together, TSN and OPC-UA will be recognized as an optimized protocol offering integration and scalability in smart industrial settings. To facilitate understanding, B&R's Vice President, Sa Jae-hoon, presents 'OPC-UA, TSN technology development trends and reference model for the domestic market', 'OPC-UA-based open solutions', and 'smart factory success stories utilizing them', and introduces the Openness Edge control architecture for smart factories.
An Easy-to-Understand Guide to MEMS Device Implementation Modeling for IIoT Design
Mentor Graphics will present layout and simulation processes for integrated IIoT design to help understand and implement MEMS, microelectromechanical systems, and will present 'Modeling the Most Difficult MEMS Devices for IIoT Design' for easy and fast design using Tanner Design Flow.
Proposing an efficient IIoT operating environment and configuration requirements for evolving intelligent industrial equipment control.
Schneider's Team Leader, Jeong Seong-yeop, emphasized EcoStruxure, which enables comprehensive operation beyond existing control systems to encompass software. Building on this, Schneider examines the reasons for adopting IIoT, the current state of the industry in Korea, and success stories, and explores the future prospects for the IIoT. The presentation also discusses the overall environment for IIoT technology platforms and EcoStruxure solutions.
"Cloud-based communication is essential in the workplace, combining IT and OT."
Hillshire CEO Won Il-min stated that it is time to consider ways to increase efficiency by sending data from the lowest level to the highest level through the combination of IT and OT, and to gather, collect, and transmit data rather than large amounts of data. We explain various methods, pros and cons for this, as well as our own technology and solutions, netIoT technology, and trends in cloud utilization and security requirements in IIoT.
Smart factory implementation solutions presented through real-world implementation examples.
While software companies and hardware manufacturers have struggled to implement smart factories due to their own limitations, Advantech is striving to lower the barriers to entry through its Service Ready Platform (SRP), which integrates software development tools and packages with a hardware platform. At the seminar, Advantech Director Choi Soo-hyuk will reveal practical factory intelligence methods and case studies utilizing SRP, presenting the future direction of IoT and smart factory implementation technologies, and presenting solutions for easily implementing demo sites.
Smart Manufacturing Security and International Standards, Domestic Security Regulations, and Response Measures
Security is a common challenge across industries. The IIoT is advancing without a fully developed security response. Professor Han Geun-hee of Konkuk University's Graduate School of Information Security will present on "Cyber Threats and Vulnerabilities in Smart Factories," "Security Elements to Protect in Smart Factories," "Current Status of Smart Manufacturing Security and International Standards," and "Government Security-Related Regulations and Business Preparations." To address these pressing security challenges, Professor Han will present on topics such as "Cyber Threats and Vulnerabilities in Smart Factories," "Security Elements to Protect in Smart Factories," "Smart Manufacturing Security and the Current State of International Standards," and "Government Security-Related Regulations and How Companies Should Prepare for Them."
The third 2018 IIoT Innovation DAY will feature the participation of ten companies, presenting their perspectives on the IIoT and various case studies. Furthermore, the number of seminar participants is expected to increase by approximately 50% compared to the previous year, when approximately 100 people registered. Representatives, developers, and engineers from various companies will also participate, fostering a more in-depth and active communication process.
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