World class manufacturing in Denmark
- 22 maj2019
Danish strengths driving digitalization
As a national network, the close cooperation in MADE between academia, RTOs and companies across geography, sectors and sizes has shown a will and way to accelerate the implementation of applied research and innovation. This unique collaboration delivers knowledge and technology that drive productivity and growth in Danish manufacturing.
MADE’s 2019 Annual Meeting will focus on the opportunities for Danish manufacturing to use digitalization to further strengthen its ability to develop and deliver the products and services the global market is expecting.
National and international inspiration
Industrial leaders from two of Denmark’s key export markets will be on the stage, as keynote speakers from Siemens and Tetra Pak will share insight on the application and development of digital solutions in production to create customer value and improve productivity in manufacturing.
A unique network
Since the launch of MADE five years ago more than 70 young researchers have taken part in the MADE applied research and development platform. Daily they are working in close partnership with industry and RTOs. Together with the industrial partners, the research teams and RTOs will present new results and novel solutions which will be of inspiration to both the smaller and larger company representatives.
A day to celebrate Danish manufacturing
The MADE General Assembly is a core event for the members to get updated news from the Board and the organization. Everybody is invited to participate in this session taking place before lunch.
Warming up for the afternoon with more results to be shared and network to be expanded.
We look forward to sharing knowledge with you!
Dato
22 maj 2019 kl. 13:00 - 17:30
Sted
The House of Industry
H.C. Andersens Boulevard 18
1787 Copenhagen V
Sprog
Dansk og engelsk
Pris
It's free to participate. Have you registered and are absent without notice, you will receive a no-show fee of DKK 250
Program
10:30
MADE General Assembly 2019
The General Assembly is open for all registered participants
12:00
Registration for Annual Meeting and light lunch
13:00
Welcome to MADE’s Annual Meeting
Chairman of MADE Morten Buhl-Sørensen, Danfoss
MADE is a value creating national network for industry, researchers and RTOs
13:10
Siemens’ digital journey (English)
Prof. Dr. Jochen Bönig, Siemens
Throughout the world Siemens is helping companies in the digitalization of industry. Dr. Bönig will be presenting state of the art cases from Siemens’ digital flagship factory
13:30
The digital manufacturing of Tetra Pak (English)
Manager Digital Solutions Henrik Widestadh, Tetra Pak Services
With a clear aim of strengthening an efficient customer support and maintenance, Tetra Pak in Sweden have applied big data and analytics in combination with AR. Gain insight to Tetra Paks Digital transformation and how digitalization has added mutual value for customers and company
13:50
The Otto Moensted Foundation’s MADE Award 2019 (English)
Chairman of MADE Morten Buhl-Sørensen, Danfoss
Some of the country's brightest PhD students within manufacturing research, are currently working to solving Danish manufacturing industries challenges. The Otto Moensted Foundation’s MADE Award is presented in recognition of outstanding research with industry
14:05
Break and refreshments
14:35
Enabling automation of low volume assembly tasks
Postdoc Simon Mathiesen, SDU and COO Søren M. Sandersen, Danchell A/S
A limiting factor to the automation of assembly task is the feeding of the many parts to the robot. SDU has made a breakthrough with a cost-effective way to develop and producing part feeders. A solution enabling automation of low volume assembly at companies like Danchell A/S
14:55
Happier customers and lower costs with digital learning
Postdoc Camilla Nellemann, CBS and Senior Advisor John Gøtze, QualiWare
If you make it more attractive for your customers to engage in e-learning than calling your support function, the potential result can be a higher level of customer satisfaction and at the same time saving of costs. QualiWare and CBS will share insight on the move towards full digital learning
15:15
High speed product development through modularization
Postdoc Martin Løkkegaard, DTU and CEO Piet Tæstensen, Aasted
The ability to quickly introduce new products is high on the list in many manufacturing companies. As the research at Grundfos and Aasted in cooperation with DTU has proven, a way to achieve this is modularization of the product architecture to reuse standard components
15:35
AR and VR to support training, assembly guidance and remote assistance (English)
Postdoc Tiare Feuchtner, Department of Computer Science, Aarhus University
The demand for virtual reality (VR) training and augmented reality (AR) real-time assistance for the workforce has been steadily increasing throughout the world-leading industries. Learn about the challenges, findings, and potentials from use cases at Vestas, LEGO, Tresu, and Grundfos
15:55
Break and refreshments
16:25
The benefits of a digital supply chain – an SME’s perspective
Postdoc Mads Bejlegaard, Aalborg University (AAU) and CEO Klaus Kalstrup, Sjørring Maskinfabrik
Through a collaboration between Sjørring Maskinfabrik and AAU, it has been demonstrated how rethinking and digitization of the supply chain can result in significant efficiency improvements and at the same time provide customers with better service and a wider product range
16:45
Cases from the MADE innovation activities
Vice President Anne-Lise Høg Lejre, Danish Technological Institute, Production
The RTOs Alexandra Institute, FORCE Technology and Danish Technological Institute play a core role in disseminating results from MADE’s research projects and assist in implementing new technology and methods in the Danish manufacturing companies. As inspiration three cases will be presented, illustrating how great results can be achieved when focusing on the needs of SMEs
17:05
The Otto Moensted Foundation’s scientific innovation award "The Bright Idea" 2019 (English)
Chairman Bo Stærmose, The Otto Moensted Foundation
Across the universities in Denmark a new generation of researchers are striving to solve questions of crucial value for society and business. The new award is bestowed to students or researchers either solo or as a group introducing a solution with a great business potential
17:20
Closing comments
Director Nigel Edmondson, MADE
17:30
MADE Network buffet
Meet your business partners and create new contacts
