A VISION FOR U.S. MANUFACTURING:EVERY PART BETTER THAN THE LAST

Chandra Brown Chief Executive Officer, MxD

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MANUFACTURING USA EXISTS TO INCREASE U.S. COMPETITIVENESS

Lightweight Metal ManufacturingDetroit, MI

Additive ManufacturingYoungstown, OH

Pittsburg, PA

Photonic Integrated CircuitsRochester, NY

Rapid Advancement in ProcessIntensification Deployment Institute

Rochester, NY

Manchester, NY

Advanced Functional Fabrics of AmericaBoston, MA

Rapid Advancement in ProcessIntensification Deployment Institute

New York, NY

The National Institute for Innovationin Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals

Newark, DERaleigh, NC

The Institute for Advanced CompositesManufacturing Innovation

Knoxville, TN

Clean Energy Smart ManufacturingInnovation InstituteLos Angeles, CA

San Jose, CA

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THE UNITED STATES IS EXPECTED TO SURPASS CHINA IN MANUFACTURING COMPETITIVENESS BY 2020

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MANUFACTURERS WANT TO MAKE SENSE OF THE DIGITAL NOISE

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INDUSTRY 4.0 IS POISED TO GENERATE UNPRECEDENTED WEALTH

Three revolutions exploited mechanical leverage

The fourth revolution ushers in cognitive leverage

REVOLUTION 1.0STEAM

REVOLUTION 2.0ELECTRIC

REVOLUTION 3.0COMPUTERS

REVOLUTION 4.0CYBER-PHYSICAL

1784 1870 1969 2018

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U I L A B S . O R G 8

THE ROLE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES 8

U I L A B S . O R G 9

A BRIEF HISTORY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE…

1642 FIRST

MECHANICAL CALCULATOR

1834 BABBAGE

INVENTS PUNCH-CARD

1943 HUMAN NEURAL

NETWORK MODELED

1959 NEURAL

NETWORK MAKES CALLS CLEARER

1997 DEEP BLUE

BEATS CHESS WORLD

CHAMPION

1999 WATSON BEATS

JEOPARDY! CHAMPIONS

2011 GOOGLE BRAIN RECOGNIZES

FACES WITHOUT TRAINING

2016 ALPHAGO

BEATS WORLD GO CHAMPION

https://cloud.withgoogle.com/build/data-analytics/explore-history-machine-learning

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ACCELERATED LEARNING IS AT THE CORE OF ALL THESE TRENDS

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A VISION FOR U.S. MANUFACTURING

EVERY PART BETTER THAN THE LAST

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A QUICK LOOK AT MxD

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MxD leverages collective expertise to solve problems too large for any one organization

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~164,000 Small Manufacturers < 20 Employees

~83,000 Mid-Size Manufacturers20 < Employees < 500

251,774 U.S. MANUFACTURING F IRMS

| Source: http://www.nam.org/Newsroom/Facts-About-Manufacturing/

3,813 Large Manufacturers > 500

Employees

WORKSHOPS PROJECTS TESTBEDS

Topic-focused sessions where partners engage in solution oriented discussions to drive projects and investments.

Collaborative R&D focused on reduction to practice and business impact

Creating an experiential manufacturing environment to demo, test & prove a wide variety of DM&D technologies

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TESTBEDS SUPPORT ACADEMIC-INDUSTRY COLLABORATION

DISCRETE TESTBED

OBJECTIVEProvide a flexible venue for our members to test digital technology related to discrete manufacturing. Provide a low cost method to generate data streams on a regular basis for analytics use cases.

STATUS All mechanics including CAD, CAM, washer, metrology,

and digital fingerprinting complete Display gantry complete All data stream capture complete except for digital

fingerprinting implementation in January. Analytics package(s) integration in process with

implementation in January

DATA STREAMS CNC temperature CNC vibration CNC current Ambient temperature Washer water turbidity Washer pump current Token weight

Ambient humidity Ambient light intensity Washer water temperature Washer water level Token diameter Token thickness Digital fingerprint (January)

Fully autonomous work cell to run first shift every weekday.Output of 50 to 60 tokens per day.

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Smart Printed Circuit Board Digital Factory

AI Design Advisor (Launching)

Direct CAD to CNC

Integrated Part Variation Management

Automated CNC Process Planning Software: CNC-RP

Sensor kits and machine vision for legacy equipment

Cybersecure Dashboard

Benchmarking DFARS Compliance

National Center for Cybersecurity in Manufacturing (Launching)

Real-time Supply Chain Visibility through Predictive Analytics

Scheduling & Control for Real-time Optimization of Factory Operations

MBE Across the Supply Chain

63 projects $90M+ invested Focused on

reducing R&D to practice

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NEARLY 100%REDUCTION IN SCRAP

Integrated Part Variation ManagementLed by Caterpillar Inc.

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IMPROVED

COMPETITIVENESSOF U.S. PCB INDUSTRY

Smart Printed Circuit Board Digital FactoryLed by Lockheed Martin Corp.

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50% IMPROVEMENTIN SUPPLIER FULFILMENTDATE PREDICTION

Real-Time Supply Chain Visibility Through Predictive AnalyticsLed by University of Washington

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OVER 95%REDUCTION IN PROCESS PLANNING TIME

Automated CNC Process Planning Software: CNC-RPLed by Iowa State University

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FUTURE INVESTMENT

National Center for Cybersecurity in Manufacturing Initiatives

Adaptive Open Space Manufacturing Projects

Building Digital Workforce Initiatives

AI-Powered Digital Twins

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35% OF ALL CYBER-ESPIONAGE ATTACKS IN THE U.S. ARE TARGETED AT

THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR

| Source: NDIA Cybersecurity for Manufacturing Networks (October 2017), http://www.ndia.org/-/media/sites/ndia/divisions/working-groups/cfam/ndia-cfam-2017-white-paper-20171023 23

CYBERSECURITY FOR MANUFACTURINGNew National Center at MxD

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MxD’s programming with focus on developing a continuously improving industrial base will be built by creating feedback loops across the network of manufactures so that learnings from one part are continuously leveraged across the whole.

CYBERSECURITY POSTURE ACROSS INDUSTRIAL BASE

PROGRAM STRUCTURE:Designed to gradually step manufacturers through improving their cybersecurity practices

OUTCOME:Continuous measurable reduction in industrial vulnerabilities

IDENTIFY

PROTECTRECOVER

DETECTRESPOND

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Workforce development efforts focused on addressing industry and government needsFoundational Programs Ongoing Programs Future Programs

Jobs Taxonomy Report identifying 165 data-centric jobs

necessary for the future of manufacturing Used by MxD corporate partners to inform

hiring decisions

Partners: ManpowerGroup, MxD industry and academic members

DM&D 101-Series 10-part MOOC featuring digital manufacturing

and design technologies Certificate issued upon completion of the

program

Partners: University at Buffalo, Coursera

IGNITE: Mastering Manufacturing Curriculum development program at the high

school level Pilot will consist of 3 years of hands-on

advanced manufacturing skills training, including a focus on cybersecurity programming

Partners: LIFT, America Makes, Amatrol, Waukegan High School

Digital Capabilities Workshops Workshops to help industry understand where

the application of digital technologies can improve their operations

Partners: John Deere, IMEC (IL MEP)

Jobs Taxonomy 2.0 Building off the current taxonomy, but with a

focus on cybersecurity roles including the identification of those roles and the roadmaps to achieving those roles

Partners: ManpowerGroup

Internship Program Working with regional partners to develop a

formal MxD apprenticeship program Interns will help on the factory floor and receive

hands-on experience with cutting-edge digital technology design and implementation

Partners: To be finalized

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MxD HELPS U.S. MANUFACTURERS MAKEEVERY PART BETTER THAN THE LAST

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