Focus topic: | Artificial Intelligence |
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Type of funding: | Individual funding programmes |
Programme: | CZS research boost |
Funded institution: |
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Prof. Dr. Michael Hoffmeister, Professor of Intelligent Automation Technology and Networked Production at Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences, makes business processes in Industry 4.0 supply chains practicable for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in TWIN2WORK.
Goals
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) account for 45% of employees in the European manufacturing industry. Industry 4.0 represents high innovation pressure for all SME business processes. SMEs must be able to meet the digital challenges with limited resources. One solution is the system-independent digital twin of Industry 4.0 ("AAS"), which provides new cross-company interfaces in the form of AAS sub-models. Four target scenarios are being considered as part of the TWIN2WORK research project: I. distributed engineering and simulation, II. flexible manufacturing, III. predictive maintenance and IV. continuous quality improvement. For these target scenarios, the existing AAS submodels are linked to form an overall process. This should enable SMEs to participate in Industry 4.0 supply chains with minimal implementation effort. The process model is described in such a way that it can be easily adapted and expanded for the respective SME.
Involved persons:
Prof. Dr. Michael Hoffmeister
Hochschule Karlsruhe – Technik und Wirtschaft
Detailed information:
Focus topic: | Artificial Intelligence |
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Programme: | CZS research boost |
Type of funding: | Individual funding programmes |
Target group: | Professors |
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Funding budget: | 150.000 € |
Period of time: | November 2023 - Oktober 2025 |