Industry 4.0 Mixer

The first industrial revolution in 1700s brought us steam engines and the first machines. Next was electricity, the assembly line and mass production, followed by the third industrial revolution of computers and automation. Now we are standing ...

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发布时间：2016-11-16

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Time: 2pm - 5pm 26th November 2016
Location: Youchuang Zone, #3 Qunhui Road, Xin'an
Sub-district, Bao'an District, Shenzhen
The Factory of the Future
INDUSTRY 4.0
MIXER

The
first industrial
revolution in 1700s
brought us steam engines
and the first machines. Next was
electricity, the assembly line and mass
production, followed by the third indus-
trial revolution of computers and automation.
Now we are standing at a threshold of Industry 4.0
- A SMART FACTORY - that will merge technology,
physical space and robots that are interconneced
with Internet of Things. Theserobots are equipped
with artificial intelligence algorithms to analyze big
data, act autonomously and act in decentralized
manner.

Join us on 26th of November to
learn about the factory of the future.
However, we need to answer questions
and find new ways to overcome the
challenges of smart factory in practice:

How secure are the data in the cloud?
How can we maintain the stability of
the cyber-physical systems?
How can we keep integrity, but still
keep control over artificial intelligence?
How can we overcome the challenge
of displaced workers with introduction
of Industry 4.0?
Will we face unemployment crisis or
we will turn towards creative work and
innovation?
How do we design our factories and
what methods do we utilize?

Welcome Speech

Frank holds a Master's degree inBusiness
Administration, a BA in Economics, is a
certified Economic Manager and a trans-
lator as well.

For more than ten years, Frank has been
working for the business, trade and eco-
nomic departments of Bao'an District.

In 2007, he was also working for Shenzhen
Municipality at European Representative
Office in Nuremberg in Germany, as well as 26th Universiade in 2011. Frank has been
running Theme Mixer as a platform for
Bao'an District from its conception in 2014.
Topic: A Brief Overview of Theme Mixer
Frank Chen
Moderator
Economic Manager
Bao'an District Economic
Promotion Bureau

Speaker 1

Ingo Neumann is a consultant for UNITY Business Consulting
in China. He grew up in Germany and the USA. Ingo Neumann
received a Master of science in Industrial Engineering from
Tsinghua University and a Master of Science in Business Admi-
nistration and Engineering from the RWTH Aachen University.
He is fluent in English, German and Chinese.

For UNITY's customers, Ingo Neumann analyzes and refines
production and logistics processes by combining innovative
concepts with best practices from lean and shop floor mana-
gement. He also drives brown and greenfield factory planning
projects in Germany and China. Furthermore, he sets-up and
implements project management methodologies employing
agile principles and visual management practices.

During his projects, strategies and business models for Industry
4.0 are an ever-present topic. Internally, Ingo Neumann explores
the impact of digitization on factory planning as well as produc-
tion and maintenance together with his Chinese and German
colleagues to ensure UNITY's services always incorporate the
latest market demand.
Topic: What Industry 4.0 means for Main-
tenance Repair and Overhaul
Ingo Neumann
Consultant
UNITY Business Consulting
(Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

Speaker 2

The Manufacturing landscape in South China is rapidly changing.
Future factories will combine the efficiencies from robotics with
flexibility from on-site research and product development. They
will be highly adaptable, digitally smart and technologically inte-
grated. Nurturing the highly skilled and innovative workforce for
these very different environments will be crucial. Tomorrow's
workers will demand a new type of manufacturing campus that
is inspiring, humane and encourages collaboration and innova-
tion and operates more efficiently.

Over a range of recent projects, Arup have been developing a
new approach that radically rethinks what a manufacturing faci-
lity could and should be. How can it adapt more quickly to chan-
ging product lines and technology? How can it work better for
the people who work there? How can it encourage and integrate
R&D and innovation better? In this talk Mark will provide an in-
sight into this work.

An architect by training, Mark joined Arup in 2006 and currently
leads the South China Architecture and Planning team. With over
20 years experience working on ground-breaking and award win-
ning science and industry projects around the world, Mark's ex-
pertise and insight has been instrumental in leading highly inno-
vative projects like Sky's world first naturally ventilated TV stu-
dios in UK, and a stunning new traditional rice wine factory in SE
China set in a beautiful tea valley.

Mark holds MA with Honours for Architecture & Urban Design
from University of Edinburgh and is a Chartered Member of
Royal Institute of British Architects.
Mark Richardson
Architecture & Planning Leader
Arup South China Branch
Topic: Rethinking the Manufacturing
Campus for Industry 4.0 and beyond

Speaker 3

Martin Kefer is a robotics engineer from Vienna, Austria. He
has a Masters degree in Robotics from the university FH
Technikum Wien, and has been working with ABB for several
years as a research scientist. Martin’s interests are industrial
robots for manufacturing, including topics such as robot mo-
tion control, robot intelligence, robot vision, robot mechanical
design, and algorithm design.

His first paper was published in 2011 before he achieved his
Bachelor degree, however, one of his most notable work is
“A Novel and Automated Pattern Recognition Technique for
Infra-red Stereo Camera Calibration” (2013), which was publi-
shed during a university research project where Martin and
his colleague were chosen as the only two from their class to
work in cooperation with the military and several technology
companies.

In the recent past working for ABB as a scientist, Martin attend-
ed several IEEE conferences in Asia and published several pa-
pers regarding robot vision and papers about algorithm design
and implementation, such as “A Predictive, Size-invariant Con-
vex Shape Detector for High- speed and Accurate Image Proce-
ssing” (2015) which is a work related to robot visual servoing,
and “Acoustic Holography - A Robot Application” which des-
cribes a unique application for acoustic measurements of a
moving fan.
Topic: Innovating robots to fit Industry 4.0
Martin Kefer
R&D Engineer
ABB (Corporate Research),
Shanghai

Schedule

Panel discussion with speakers and
Moderator Frank Chen
17:00 - Till end
Networking & refreshments
15:20 - 15:35
Questions & Answers
16:10 - 16:35
16:35 - 17:00
Questions & Answers
Networking & refreshments
15:50 - 16:10
15:35 - 15:50
Innovating robots to fit Industry 4.0
Martin Kefer
R&D Engineer at ABB(Corporate Research),
Shanghai
Rethinking the Manufacturing Campus for
Industry 4.0 and beyond
Mark Richardson Arup South China
Architecture and Planning Leader
15:00 - 15:20
What Industry 4.0 means for maintenance
Repair and Overhaul
Ingo Neumann Consultant, UNITY
Business Consulting (Shanghai) Co.,Ltd
14:45 - 15:00
Questions & Answers
14:25 - 14:45
Registraion
Welcome Speech
Moderator Frank Chen
Bao'an District Economic Promotion
Bereau, Shenzhen
14:15 - 14:25
14:00 - 14:15
Industry 4.0 Mixer
26th of November 2016

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