The event is bringing together and benefitting manufacturers, ICT vendors, service industry, academia representatives and policy makers.The main areas of the event are:
• Twin Transition of Industry
• Smart Technologies
• Practical Use Cases
| 9:30 | Registration, Expo and Morning Coffee |
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| 10:00 | Welcome Taavi Rõivas, Chairman of the Board at Auve Tech, Conference Chair |
| Why innovation? / Milleks innovatsioon? |
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| 10:10 | What Does Twin Transition of Industry Mean in Practice? Tauno Otto, TalTech Ivo Suursoo, ITL Mart Noorma, Milrem |
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| 11:00 | How to Support Cross Disciplinary Innovation Management – an Experience Report From Innovation Management Round Table in Hamburg Alois Krtil, CEO of ARIC Hamburg |
| 11:30 | Innovating Innovation: How Corporates Can Leverage the Innovation Ecosystem Dirk Ploss, Senior Innovation Manager at Beiersdorf AG |
| 12:00 | Lunch & Expo |
| What are the support methods? / Kuidas toetatakse? |
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| 15:00 | What are the Success Stories of Technology Enablers? Andres Aavik, CEO and Partner at Flowit Logistika digitaliseerimine, ITL esineja Katana |
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| 15:45 | What are the Practical Examples and Success Stories of Manufacturers? Eesti näited ja edulood Salvest Fractory| Martin Vares, CEO Bisly OÜ (endine Domotics OÜ) Mihkel Kõrgmaa, COO Neiser August Kull Comodule Brit Vaga |
| 16:30 | Reserved for Closing Presentation |
| 17:00 | End of the event |
Organiser
Smart Industry Centre
Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech), Ehitajate tee 5, 19086, Tallinn Estonia
Smartic is an initiative supporting the field of smart manufacturing (Industry 4.0), merging distributed infrastructure for future research and development activities mechanics, mechanical engineering, automation, mechatronics, material science and technology and information technology.
Establishing of Smartic was initiated by the current state of Estonian economy and industry – after stage of competing only by lower prices, and lower-skilled outsourcing work, is more and more necessary to create higher value chain by high-tech production. Estonia has no longer advantage of low-cost industrial country. To improve thesituation also universities should show clear direction, become more capable partner to the industry in R&D in development of new technologies and preparing top professionals for factories of the future.
Services
The focus topics of SmartIC are:
1. Preparation, manufacturing and quality control of complex prototypes.
2. Development of digital twins and virtual and augmented reality (VR&AR) solutions in manufacturing.
3. Industrial robotics.
4. Self-driving vehicles in production logistics.
5. Predictive maintenance and optimization smart manufacturing.
6. Safe and sustainable energy solutions for smart industry.
Additional information
SmartIC DIH in Estonia aims:
1. To provide access to competences that can help in assessing, planning and mastering the digital transformation in the focus topics;
2. To provide access to innovation networks of a broad spectrum of competences and best practice examples
3. To assist in finding financing for SMEs for digital innovations.