Manufacturing-X

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Kick-off event on February 07, 2023 at the ARENA2036 research campus.

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Johannes Diemer

ARENA2036 e.V.

 

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Review of the kick-off event on February 7, 2023

We would like to thank the many interested guests, the great talks and presentations and the lively participation during the workshops and discussions! We will carry the valuable input into further development and will continue to keep you up to date at events, here on the website and in our newsletter.

The invitation and agenda for the event can be viewed below.

  • Picture: Kathleen Spilok / Trüffeltexte
  • Picture: Kathleen Spilok / Trüffeltexte
  • Picture: Kathleen Spilok / Trüffeltexte
Invitation to the kick-off event of the Manufacturing-X-Community on February 7, 2023

Invitation

Data rooms create new perspectives for value creation across the entire industry. The automotive industry is setting the pace, but many other industrial domains can also benefit from this. Manufacturing-X creates a common umbrella for the path of this transformation.

Easily available and consistent data networking and the prerequisites for multilateral data sharing across company boundaries are crucial for implementation. ARENA2036 is preparing an initiative to validate and test these opportunities as well as the challenges from a practical perspective.

 

On February 7, an information and kick-off event will take place at ARENA2036 in Stuttgart VOR ORT.

The resulting solutions are diverse: digital twins with and without an Asset Administration Shell of the Industry 4.0 component, the concept of sovereign data exchange of Gaia-X and Catena-X and many other solutions from the Industry 4.0 activities of Fraunhofer, university and other institutes. The implementation in open source of the core components of Catena-X, in particular the "Eclipse Dataspace Connector", as well as the expected commercial implementation of the Catena-X ecosystem by operating companies and solution providers opens up new perspectives both within and outside the automotive industry.

In the context of the BMWK initiative "Manufacturing-X", the further development and implementation of the results of Gaia-X, Catena-X and the Industry 4.0 platform is being driven forward with a focus on production and mechanical and plant engineering.

 

Participation welcome!

The task now is to organize industrial cooperation and jointly test and evaluate the various solutions and initiate further developments.

With this event, we want to provide an overview of the activities to date and an insight into the key building blocks. We also want to present the ARENA2036 initiative for an independent, industry-driven, networked test environment ("Datenräume@ARENA2036").

The event is primarily aimed at our members and project partners, but is also open to cooperation partners, partners of the Industry 4.0 platform and other interested parties.

The event is free of charge, registration is required via Eventbrite (see link at the bottom of the page), places are limited.

 

Agenda "Manufacturing ante portas" February 7, 2023

10:00

Welcome and objectives

 

The importance of Manufacturing-X for the industrial value creation of the future

  • Impulse from the Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection (Ernst Stöckl-Pukall, Head of Division "Digitalization, Industry 4.0", BMWK)
  • Impulse from the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labor and Tourism (Claus Mayer, Head of Division "Automotive and Production Industry, Logistics", WM-BW)
  • Video messages:
    • Mechanical engineering at the center of Manufacturing-X for interoperable, intelligently networked production (Hartmut Rauen, Deputy Managing Director, VDMA)
    • OPC UA as an established standard for mechanical engineering (Stefan Hoppe, President OPC Foundation)
  • Origin of Manufacturing-X: What are the ideas behind it? (Ingo Sawilla, member and interim spokesperson of the Manufacturing-X pioneer group, Coordinator Datagovernance + Datasecurity, TRUMPF Machine Tools)

 

Perspectives for multilateral data sharing from the company's point of view in terms of

  • Data sovereignty
  • Interoperability
  • Trust and security

(Dr. Alexander Salinas, Digital Business, Dräxlmaier Group; Dr. Markus Lehmann, ZF Friedrichshafen)

 

Project idea "Data rooms@ARENA2036" - An industry initiative to set up and operate a test environment for networking data rooms (Georg Schnauffer, ARENA2036; Johannes Diemer, ARENA2036)

  • Vision and project objective
  • Presentation of the basic building blocks:
    • Asset Administration Shell
    • Data room connectors
    • Federated services (identity management, digital twin registry, ...)
    • Security
  • Project design, structure and roadmap

12:00

Lunch break

13:00

Initial approaches and partner contributions

  • Digital Twins and Asset Administration Shell (Dr. Christian Mosch, Managing Director ITDA)
  • OPC UA Companion Specs and Umati (Johannes Olbort, Dr. Alexander Broos, VDMA)
  • EDC integration into the PROSTEP product family (Dr. Rainer Zeifang, Product Manager OpenCLM, PROSTEP AG)
  • Secure Asset Administration Shell (Michael Jochem, Head of WG 3 "Security of Connected Systems" of the Industry 4.0 Platform, Bosch)
  • Manufacturing-X in the Smart Factory Kaiserslautern (Stephan Hamm, Smart Factory Kaiserslautern)
  • Gaia-X-compliant cloud services (Dennis Hoppe, High Performance Computing Center Stuttgart HLRS, University of Stuttgart)
  • Contributions from current research projects
    • Software Defined Manufacturing SDM4FZI (Michael Neubauer, CTO Institute for Control Engineering of Machine Tools and Manufacturing Units ISW, University of Stuttgart)
    • Asset Administration Shell for the Wire Harness VWS4LS (Dr. Alexander Salinas, Digital Business, Dräxlmaier Group)
    • Adaptive process chains to increase production quality and efficiency (Norbert Skala, Head of Digital Operations, Grammer)

 

Parallel workshops: Derivation for the first steps (Moderation: ARENA2036)

  • Requirements for multilateral data sharing in the context of interoperable data spaces
  • Requirements for a test environment: scope, features, analysis functions, etc.
  • Constellations of cooperation: core team, co-makers, cooperation partners, etc.
  • further topics tbd.

 

Summary and next steps (Georg Schnauffer, ARENA2036; Johannes Diemer, ARENA2036)

16:00

End of the event. Optional: Guided tour of the ARENA2036 and get-together

Registration via Eventbrite (inactive)

Interested participants can register via this LINK (no longer available) on Eventbrite. You will receive confirmation of your registration in the form of an Outlook invitation. By accepting the invitation, participants consent to the processing of their contact details for the purposes of organizing the event.

LOCATION: ARENA2036, Pfaffenwaldring 19, 70569 Stuttgart.

Admission from 9 am.  

If you have any questions, please contact Johannes Diemer(johannes.diemer@arena2036.de) or Georg Schnauffer(georg.schnauffer@arena2036.de)