Alliance Industry 4.0

in Baden-Württembergin Baden-WürttembergGuido Rebstock

Director General

Ministry of Finance and Economics, Baden-Württemberg

Barcelona, 22 April 2015

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The Four Motors for Europe3

Association of innovative

regions established in 1988:

Rhône-Alpes, Lombardy,

Catalonia, Baden-

Württemberg

ass. Partners:ass. Partners:

Wales, Flanders; Québec

The Economy group (with

associates) includes three

working areas:

� Internationalization of

SMEs

� Innovation of SMEs

� Added value in common

projects

www.4motors.eu

� R&D expenditure in 2011: 19 Billions Euro (80 % private sector)

� proportion of R&D expenditure in the GDP (2011)

Baden-Württemberg � 5.1 %

Germany � 2.9 %

EU 28 � 2.0 %

Baden-Württemberg - a highly innovative region in the EU

Facts and Figures of Baden-Württemberg

EU 28 � 2.0 %

� 2013: no. 1 in patent application per capita (DPMA, Germany)

138 applications per 100,000 inhabitants (e.g. Bavaria 118

applications per 100,000 inhabitants)

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Innovation Index 2014

53,8

54,6

55,3

56,7

71,3

Dänemark

Berlin

Île de France (FR)

Bayern

Baden-Württemberg Index of Innovation is a mix of

indicators e.g.

� Intensity of R&D personnel

� R&D intensity (R&D expenditure

in relation to GDP)

Facts and Figures

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49,9

50,9

51,2

52,7

53,6

53,8

Luxemburg

Hamburg

Schweden

Hessen

Finnland

Dänemark

Source: Statistical Office of Baden-Württemberg, range between 0 - 100, NUTS 1 / Eurostat.

in relation to GDP)

� Patent application per capita

� Employment in high technology

manufacturing sectors (in

relation to total employment)

Strong Industry in Baden-Württemberg

Gross value added of

industry in BW

25 % of all employees are

working in the industrial sector

20

25

30

35

20

25

30

Facts and Figures

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0

5

10

15

20%

0

5

10

15%

Baden-Württemberg Germany

Sustain -

Environmental Environmental Technology,Renewable

Energy, Resource efficiency

Health Care

ICT, Green lightweight

Focus on growth fields and key enabling technologies

Innovation Strategy

Sustain -able

Mobility

ICT and intelligent Products

Creative industries

Aerospace

Key enabling Technologies

lightweightconstruction

industry 4.0

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Major Fields of Intervention

Applied Sciences, Research and development

2

Linkages and

Networks

Technology Transfer

Clusters

3

SMESME

Innovation Strategy

Universities and Higher Education

Access to Knowledge, Qualification

SMEEntrepreneurial

discovery process

SMEEntrepreneurial

discovery process

1

Regional Specialisation

4

Innovation performance

Matching economic structure <->

innovation system

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Renaissance of production

The value adding competition will increase

USA

Advanced manufacturing

partnership

Europe

Re-industrialization

20 20 20 20

Asia (China, Japan)

China: 12. five-year plan

production automation

• Applied research: (national

manufacturing innovation

network initiative)

• Creation of 'Industrial

Internet Consortium in

Boston

• Investment of internet

based companies (Google)

in manufacturing

� REINDUSTRIALISATION

TARGET. 20 % of GDP

� DIGITAL AGENDA

� Horizon 2020

• Rapid growth

• Government subsidies in

advanced manufacturing and

smart industries

• Massive investments in

education and research

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� Manufacturing, automation (300,000 employees)

� Electronic technologies: production of electronic installation

(100,000 employees)

� Automotive industry: automotive production (215,000 employees)

The way forward towards

"Alliance Industry 4.0 in Baden-Württemberg"

Important Sectors and Technologies in BW

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� Automotive industry: automotive production (215,000 employees)

� Information and communication technologies (153.000 employees)

� Key enabling technologies -KETs- (Photonics, Sensors, Actors…)

All relevant sectors and technologies for

"industry 4.0", 400 Stakeholders

� Fraunhofer Institut IPA

� Fraunhofer Institut IAO

� Fraunhofer IOSB

The way forward towards

"Alliance Industry 4.0 in Baden-Württemberg"

Leading Research Institutions in BW for industry 4.0

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� Fraunhofer IOSB

� Fraunhofer ISI

� Hahn-Schickard-Gesellschaft - Institute of

Microsystems and Information Technology

� KIT, FZI, IMS Chips, …

� Basic study: "Industry 4.0 for Baden-Württemberg"

� Interactive map -

"Kompetenzatlas Industrie 4.0"

� describes which activities in BW already are

are taking place

The way forward towards

"Alliance Industry 4.0 in Baden-Württemberg"

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are taking place

� Application Center Industry 4.0

(Fraunhofer IPA) in Stuttgart-Vaihingen

� and other research Institutes

Challenges for SMEs and employees

Produktion gets more and more complex:

Large enterprises can deal much

better with the switchover to industry

4.0 than SMEs

SMEs must be informed and motivated to

handle the challengehandle the challenge

Tasks of the employees will increase:

The employee will become a manager

of complex and flexible production

processes

Employees must be informed, motivated and

qualified

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• To connect all relevant sectors and technologies;

more than 50 organisations and institutes

Setting up the

"Alliance Industry 4.0 Baden-Württemberg"

founded 26 march 2015

more than 50 organisations and institutes

• Transfer of technology, mostly to the SMEs

• Presentation of Best-Practices all over BW

• R&D projects

Our Vision: BW leading region for Industry 4.0

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Working groups

• employment and organisation

– prospects of the impact of Industry 4.0 for industrial

production processes and employment

– to foster the qualification

• technologies and products• technologies and products

– Identification of future core technology

– Initiation and evaluation of projects

• transfer and implementation in SMEs

– Identification of lighthouse projects

-> project "100 venues for Industry 4.0 in BW"

– workshops in the whole region of BW

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Main Topics

• to initiate and implement research

• transfer of technologies and guiding function

• to manage the whole process with a secretary

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Concentration of the topics in three pillars:

1. » Cyber Physical Systems, intelligent Sensors «

2. » IT-Systems, application, business opportunities«

3. » Planning and guidance of production «

Who are the driving forces?

Steering Committee for the Alliance Industry

4.0 Baden-Württemberg

• The Steering Committee decides upon strategy, goals and visions

of the Alliance Industry 4.0 BW

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• currently 23 high-ranking representatives of companies and

business organisations, R&D institutions, trade unions

• CEO and speaker Dr.-Ing. E.h. Wittenstein

• under the patronat of Minister Dr. Schmid

What's next? Work programme of the Alliance

Main task: Transfer of technology to SMEs

stepwise event/workshop concept:

I. Regional information

Roadshow-concept, 6 events until summer

Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the Alliance

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Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the Alliance

II. Workshops in Enterprises "Best-Practice-Examples"(so called "100 Orte für Industrie 4.0")

III. Workshops with specific enterprises to develop implementation

projects, supporters with practical experience

IV. Communication of success-stories, e.g. on fairs ...

Future challenges / open questions

• Data protection - important issue for SMEs

• to provide services for SMEs; one example: "Virtual Fort

Knox" as a high secure cloud for applications in the machine

tool sectortool sector

• standardisation of norms (EU, worldwide?).

• To develop models of reference for application for SMEs

and new business opportunities in the service sector;

• Engineers and IT have to speak with the same "language"

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Prospects for cooperation

in the Four motors and Ass.

• cooperation in all areas related "cyber physical systems"

Sensors, microsystem technologies, embedded systems

• calls in HORIZON 2020

• fostering crossborder value chains (for example: IT, 3 D • fostering crossborder value chains (for example: IT, 3 D

printing, robotics, sensors)

• exchange of experience in support of SMEs

• four motor award for innovative companies in digital

economy

• cooperation in a wider field: Vanguard Initiative

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Moltes gràcies per la seva atenció!

www.mfw-baden-wuerttemberg.de

Guido.Rebstock@mfw.bwl.de

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