The concept of circular economy contains enormous potential for society and corporations by reducing the environmental impact of production, reducing cost, and creating new business opportunities.
Festo modelanlæg, som anvendes til træning i opgaver på den digitale fabrik – blandt andet træning i at anvende digitale læringsteknologier.
Hvilke læringsteknologier skal man investere i, når det kommer til oplæring af medarbejdere? Det har vi eksperimenteret med i et MADE Learning Factory projekt hos VIA University College. Dyk ned i de dugfriske resultater og lær, hvad teknologierne kan og ikke kan bruges til samt deres fordele og ulemper.
Meet the last one of our four nominees for The Otto Mønsted Foundation’s MADE Award 2020: Markus Thomas Bockholt. He is nominated for his work with developing a financially profitable take-back and recycling system for the first time in Grundfos in Great Britain. A study that will help Danish manufacturers with the transitioning – what they have today into what they need tomorrow. The winner of the award will be announced this fall.
Meet one of our four nominees for The Otto Mønsted Foundation's MADE Award 2020: Emre Yildiz. He is nominated for designing and developing a virtual factory demonstrator that makes it easier and faster to design and plan the engineering of a factory. The winner of the award will be announced September 24 (att. this event is cancelled and will be replaced by an online event this fall).
Meet one of our four nominees for The Otto Mønsted Foundation’s MADE Award 2020: Venkata Karthik Nadimpalli. He is nominated for developing new steel powders for AM and improving sensor-based certification process chains at LEGO, FORCE Technology and Grundfos. The winner of the award will be announced September 24 (att. this event is cancelled and will be replaced by an online event this fall).
I MADE tæller vi ned til Otto Mønsteds Fondens MADE Award 2020, der bliver uddelt den 24. september, ved løbende at introducere dig for de fire nominerede i serien ”Fem skarpe til en nomineret”.
Plus Pack has launched a new digital product configurator that enables tailor made and sustainable packaging to fulfill costumer demand. The solution is inspired by Mads Bejlegaards research project in MADE that won The Otto Moensteds Foundation’s MADE Award 2019.
Digital twins pave the way for a greater use of collaborative robots, new research concludes. The study has been acknowledged in the academic community and has given the Danish company LINAK A/S a foundation to further automatize their factories. The project was cofinanced by LINAK A/S as part of the research and innovation platform MADE Digital and with University of Southern Denmark as the academic partner.
“If your planning is based on an unenlightened foundation then it is just a change. If we want to make improvements, we must base the decision processes on data,” an expert from the Danish Technological Institute explains. A new study provides valuable insights on how companies obtain effective maintenance of machines.
