P RO GRAM - Aachener Werkzeugmaschinen

Integrative Production
Promoter
Aachen Machine Tool Colloquium
Fraunhofer Institute for Production Technology IPT
Laboratory for Machine Tools and Production
Engineering of the RWTH Aachen University
Organization
Fraunhofer IPT
Steinbachstr. 17
52074 Aachen
Germany
Phone +49 241 8904-0
Fax +49 241 80-22575
[email protected]
www.awk-aachen.de
PROGRAM
Industry 4.0
The Aachen Approach
AWK 2014
Plenary Speakers
Industry 4.0 – The Aachen Approach
For more than 65 years, the Aachen Machine Tool
Colloquium (AWK) is involved in current developments
of production technologies which experience new
dynamics by the topic of “Industry 4.0”. Already for
some time, we occupy ourselves with the development
of cross-linked production systems at the WZL and IPT
and believe that by evolutionary steps in all subdomains
of production and IT the industrial revolution can be
realized. The focus of our Aachen Approach on a vision
regarding industry 4.0 is in radically increasing the productivity of collaboration in the interaction of humanly
and automatically directed processes. In the course
of the 28th AWK from May 22nd to 23rd in 2014 we
would like to discuss this potential with you.
Prof. Dr.-Ing.
Christian Brecher
Prof. Dr.-Ing.
Robert Schmitt
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dr.-Ing. E.h. Dr.
h.c. Dr. h.c. Fritz Klocke
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dipl.-Wirt. Ing.
Günther Schuh
What makes the AWK special?
Together with highly qualified persons of the
manufacturing trade and economy, the scientists
of the WZL and Fraunhofer IPT have already started to
prepare the structure and content of the presentations a
year prior to the AWK.
Behind every presentation, there is a group of up to ten
top-ranking experts, who have been chosen according
to their fields of expertise in the topic. For this reason,
in the course of the AWK innovations will be presented that have already been reflected regarding current
requirements of the companies and therefore contain a
high relevance to practice.
Dr. Thomas Lindner
Past-President VDMA,
Chairman of the Executive Board
Groz-Beckert KG
Dr. Karsten Ottenberg
Chairman of the Board
BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH
Steffen Reiche
Head of Planning of the Volkswagen Brand
Volkswagen AG
Christian Dunckern
Head of Technical Planning
BMW AG
Dr. Werner Struth
Member of the Board of Management
Robert Bosch GmbH
Prof. Matthias Jarke
Executive Director, Fraunhofer FIT,
Chairman, Fraunhofer ICT Group
Prof. Michael Hüther
Director and Board Member
Cologne Institute for Economic Research
Program
Program
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Friday, May 23, 2014
9:00 Welcome and Greetings
▪ Prof. Christian Brecher, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Marcel Philipp, Mayor City of Aachen
▪ Prof. Ernst Schmachtenberg,
Rector of the RWTH Aachen University
Plenary Session: Success Factors for Integrative Production
9:00 Lean Planning for Manufacturing in Transition
Christian Dunckern, BMW AG
9:40 Orientation to Sessions
Plenary Session: Industry 4.0 –
Chances for Production Technology
9:45 Start of Session 3 and 4
9:30 Industry 4.0 – Opportunities for the Medium-Sized
Engineering Industry
Dr. Thomas Lindner, Past-President VDMA, Groz-Beckert KG
10:40 Coffee Break and Visit of Industrial Exhibition
10:10 Industry 4.0: Potentials for Individual Serial
Production
Dr. Karsten Ottenberg, BSH GmbH
12:00 Lunch and Visit of Industrial Exhibition
10:50 Coffee Break and Visit of Industrial Exhibition
1:00 Connected Industry: Added Value for Users
and Providers
Dr. Werner Struth, Robert Bosch GmbH
11:20 The Modularisation of the Plant and the Use in
the Press Shop and Body Shop
Steffen Reiche, Volkswagen AG
12:00 Orientation to Sessions
12:10 Start of Session 1 and 2
12:40 Lunch and Visit of Industrial Exhibition
11:10 Continuation of Session 3 and 4
Continuation of Plenary Session
1:40 Cyber Security – Relevance for Production
Engineering
Prof. Matthias Jarke, Fraunhofer FIT
2:20 Convergence and Monetary Union. How Much
Industry Does Europe Need?
Prof. Michael Hüther,
Cologne Institute for Economic Research
1:45 Continuation of Session 1 and 2
3:00 Outlook and Visit of Industrial Exhibition
3:00 Tour of Institutes and BreakOut Sessions
3:45 BreakOut Session 1: Electromobility (eLab)
4:30 BreakOut Session 2: RWTH Aachen Campus
5:15 BreakOut Session 3: Aachen Center of Integrative
Lightweight Production (AZL)
7:00 Evening Reception
3:30 Optional Visit of the Production Line of
StreetScooter GmbH
Specialist Lectures
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Session 1: Virtualization and Cross-Linking
in Production
Moderation:
Prof. Jürgen Fleischer,
Director of Institute of Production Science, wbk
Karlsruher Institute of Technology
12:10 Virtualization and Cross-Linking in Production
Prof. Christian Brecher, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
Session 2: Global Management of Products
and Complexity
Moderation:
Prof. Gunther Reinhart,
Director of Institute of Machine Tools and Industrial
Management, iwb, Technical University Munich
12:10 Lean Innovation by Global Complexity
Management
Prof. Günther Schuh, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
12:40 Lunch and Visit of the Industrial Exhibition
12:40 Lunch and Visit of the Industrial Exhibition
1:45 Actual Use of Virtual Production Machines
▪ Prof. Christian Brecher, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Eberhard Beck, Index-Werke GmbH & Co. KG
▪ Günther Bock, Siemens AG
▪ Dr. Alexander Broos, VDW
▪ Albert Fischer, KAPP Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH
▪ Dr. Roman Klement, Daimler Protics GmbH
▪ Peter Wagner, Gebr. Heller Maschinenfabrik GmbH
2:10 Data Consistency and Virtual Program
Optimization
▪ Prof. Fritz Klocke, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Manuel Holstein, Daimler AG
▪ Dr. Gregor Kappmeyer, Rolls-Royce Ltd. & Co. KG
▪ Dr. Ulrich Rossgoderer, Siemens AG
▪ Dr. Marc Stautner, ModuleWorks GmbH
2:35 Cyber Physical Production Control
▪ Prof. Günther Schuh, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Prof. Peter Nyhuis, IFA Hannover
▪ Peter Ortlinghaus, Ortlinghaus-Werke GmbH
▪ Oliver Schmidt, PSIPenta Software Systems GmbH
▪ Prof. Volker Stich, FIR e.V.
1:45 The Economic Industrialization of Automotive
Small Series Using StreetScooter as an Example
▪ Prof. Achim Kampker, PEM of RWTH Aachen University
▪ Dr. Peter Burggräf, WZL of RWTH Aachen University
2:10 Requirements Management 4.0 – Robust
Specifications in a Turbulent Environment
▪ Prof. Robert Schmitt, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Dr. Markus Bergholz, Leopold Kostal GmbH & Co. KG
▪ Clemens Müller, Ford-Werke GmbH
▪ Eberhard Schill, Kyocera Display Europe GmbH
▪ Olaf Schwiderek, GEA Refrigeration Technologies GmbH
▪ Dr. Birger Steinmeier, Weidmüller Interface GmbH
2:35 Global Industrial Tooling – Value Creation
Networks as Factor of Success
▪ Prof. Günther Schuh, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Dr. Wolfgang Boos, WBA GmbH
▪ Dr. Volker Eßmann, BJB GmbH & Co. KG
▪ Roland Fuchs, Johnson Controls Inc.
▪ Dr. Ralph Gärtner, Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG
▪ Andreas Hill, Huf Tools GmbH
▪ Herbert Johann, ZF Friedrichshafen AG
▪ Christian Siebenwurst, Siebenwurst GmbH & Co. KG
Specialist Lectures
Friday, May 23, 2014
Session 3: Technological Knowledge for
Digital Production
Moderation:
Prof. Eckart Uhlmann,
Director of Institute for Machine Tools and Factory
Management, IWF, Technische Universität Berlin,
Director of Fraunhofer-Institute for Production Systems
and Design Technology IPK
9:45 Technological Knowledge for Digital Production
Prof. Fritz Klocke, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
10:15 Sensors for a Digital Production
▪ Prof. Fritz Klocke, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Marc Backmeyer, National Instruments Germany GmbH
▪ Manuel Blattner, Kistler Instrumente AG
▪ Dr. Gerrit Eisenblätter, Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG
▪ Rahman Jamal, National Instruments Germany GmbH
▪ Prof. Yvonne Joseph, TU Freiberg
▪ Prof. Ansgar Trächtler, Universität Paderborn
10:40 Coffee Break and Visit of Industrial Exhibition
11:10 On the Path to a Self Monitoring Machine Tool
▪ Prof. Christian Brecher, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Dr. Norbert Hennes,
Dörries Scharmann Technologie GmbH
▪ Dr. Jörg-Oliver Hestermann, Schaeffler AG
▪ Frank Lubnau, Siemens AG
▪ Dr. Dirk Prust, Chiron-Werke GmbH & Co. KG
▪ Heribert Wille, Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG
11:35 Resource Efficient Production
▪ Prof. Fritz Klocke, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Dr. Peter Jahns, Effizienzagentur NRW
▪ Dr. Manfred Kleinjans, Daimler AG
▪ Prof. Matthias Putz, Fraunhofer IWU
▪ Dr. Albrecht Stalmann, Volkswagen AG
▪ Dr. Axel Werner, BMW AG
Session 4: Cyber Physical Production
Systems
Moderation:
Prof. Thomas Bauernhansl,
Director of Institute of Industrial Production and
Manufacturing, IFF, University of Stuttgart
Director of Fraunhofer-Institute for Manufacturing
Engineering and Automation, IPA
9:45 Collaborative CPPS: Escaping from the
Productivity Trap
Prof. Robert Schmitt, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
10:15 Sensor-Based, Adaptive Assembly
▪ Prof. Christian Brecher, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Stefan Bartscher, BMW Group
▪ Joachim Hardt, Rohwedder Micro Assembly GmbH
▪ Dr. Harald Kuolt, J. Schmalz GmbH
10:40 Coffee Break and Visit of Industrial Exhibition
11:10 Precision Manufacturing and Assembly of
Large Components
▪ Prof. Robert Schmitt, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Christian Böttcher,
FFT Produktionssysteme GmbH & Co. KG
▪ Tim Lewerenz, Premium AEROTEC GmbH
▪ Dr. Alexandra Ottong, MAN Diesel & Turbo Schweiz AG
▪ Stephan Wurl, Alstom Power GmbH
11:35 Industry 4.0: Concept of the Resilient Factory
▪ Prof. Robert Schmitt, Fraunhofer IPT/WZL
▪ Dr. Ralf Ackermann, SAP AG
▪ Klaus Bauer,
Trumpf Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH & Co. KG
▪ Dr. Christoph Hammers, Ortlinghaus-Werke GmbH
▪ Dr. Thomas Kaufmann, Infineon Technologies AG
▪ Dr. Stephan Middelkamp, Harting KGaA
▪ Dr. Volker Plapper, Schott AG
▪ Karl-Heinz Richter, Indu-Sol GmbH
▪ Prof. Dieter Wegener, Siemens AG
Tours
Supporting Program
Industry 4.0:
Industrial Companies Introduce Themselves
Parallel to the lecture sessions, you will have the opportunity to visit the industrial exhibition held in the foyer
of the Eurogress. Renowned companies present themselves according to the motto »Industry 4.0«.
Become a sponsor, participate in the exhibition with
your own booth, demonstrate your products or use our
advertising media to promote your company in front of
top-class experts and managers!
If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask:
WZLforum GmbH
Maike Zweerings
Steinbachstraße 25
52074 Aachen
Telefon +49 241 80-27120
[email protected]
A Close-Up on Top-Class Research:
Tours of WZL and Fraunhofer IPT
See the sights: Cultural highlights for
partners accompanying our participants
Persons accompanying conference participants can take
part in the following 2-day cultural program:
Thursday, May 22, 2014
▪ Guided tour of Maastricht
▪ Visit at traditional mill and bakery »Bisschopsmolen«
Friday, May 23, 2014
▪ Historical tour »Charlemagne«
▪ Culinarily end in the heart of Aachen
During the AWK, participants will have plenty of time
to visit the WZL and Fraunhofer IPT. On the first day of
the event, we open our doors in the time of 3.15 pm to
6.30 pm for visiting our shop floors, laboratories and
testing facilities.
As a particular highlight, we are offering three breakout sessions during the tour of the institutes to allow
participants to learn more about the Electromobility
(eLab) project, the “Aachen Center of Integrative Lightweight Production (AZL)“ and the “RWTH Aachen
Campus“ that is currently under construction.
For detailed information regarding the industrial
exhibition and tour of institutes visit:
www.awk-aachen.de
Get-together: Classy Dinner and Exciting
Entertainment
The traditional evening reception on May 22, 2014 is
another of the AWK’s highlights. The staff from our
institutes will entertain you with great dedication, personal effort and professionalism, beaming a different
light on the topic of production technology ...
About Us
The AWK 2014
is presented to you by the four directors of the Laboratory for Machine Tools and Production Engineering WZL
of the RWTH Aachen University and the Fraunhofer
Institute for Production Technology IPT:
WZL
Since 1906, the Laboratory for Machine Tools and
Production Engineering WZL of the RWTH Aachen University has been involved in research and consultancy
projects of a fundamental nature and in work oriented towards the needs of industry. The WZL develops
innovative, practical solutions to ensure that businesses
develop successfully. The WZL aims to cover the whole
field of production engineering by working on a wide
range of topics from strategy, innovation, production
and quality management to control, machine, production, measuring and gear technology.
Prof. Christian Brecher
Chair of Machine Tools at WZL and
Head of the Department for Production Machines at Fraunhofer IPT
Prof. Fritz Klocke
Chair of Manufacturing Technology
at WZL and Head of the Department for Process Technology at
Fraunhofer IPT
Fraunhofer IPT
The Fraunhofer-Institute for Production Technology IPT
develops production system solutions, focusing on the
development of new production processes and production metrology as well as the associated plant and
machining concepts. The institute also offers quality,
technology and purchasing management with which to
assist established companies in introducing new technologies. The Fraunhofer IPT’s clients and cooperation
partners come from all areas of the production industry,
in particular the field aerospace technology, the automotive industry and its suppliers, tool and die makers,
precision mechanics and optics industries as well as the
machine tool industry.
Prof. Robert Schmitt
Chair of Metrology and Quality
Management at WZL and Head
of the Department for Production
Quality and Metrology at
Fraunhofer IPT
Prof. Günther Schuh
Chair of Production Engineering at
WZL and Head of the Department
for Technology Management at
Fraunhofer IPT
Participation Fee
The participation fee is € 990,This covers: Lecture program, admission to the industrial
exhibi­tion, tour of the institutes, conference proceedings, shuttle buses and meals on both days and at the
evening reception.
Fees for scientific events are not subject to VAT.
Cultural Program for Participants’ Partners
The participation fee is € 60,This covers: Sightseeing, lunch and drinks on
May 22 and 23, 2014.
Evening Reception for Participants’ Partners
The participation fee is € 50,This covers: Dinner, drinks and entertainments
on May 22, 2014.
Registration and Payment
Please register on our website
www.awk-aachen.de
Once you have registered, you will receive an invoice
via email. If you register on the website, you can pay
directly by credit card as well.
If you are registering from abroad, please use the website and pay via PayPal.
Venue
Eurogress Aachen
Monheimsallee 48
52062 Aachen
Germany
www.eurogress-aachen.de
Hotel & Directions
Cancellation
In the event of a cancellation before April 30, 2014,
the participation fees will be reimbursed minus an
administration charge of € 150. Cancellations made
after May 1, 2014 are non-refundable.
Prior Night Check-In
You are welcome to check-in and pick up your
conference documentation on May 21, 2014 between
5 and 8 pm in the Aachen Eurogress.
Please contact the tourist office in Aachen for help with
accommodation and quote “AWK 2014”.
aachen tourist service e.V.
Phone +49 241 18029-50/-51
Fax +49 241 18029-30
[email protected]
www.aachen-tourist.de
More details about hotels and directions are available at
www.awk-aachen.de
Conference Language
The conference is held in German. We offer simultaneous
interpretation in English throughout all lectures.
Registration
Registration Form
Please send the registration back via fax
to +49 241 80-22575
Please fill out and send us this form via mail or fax
+49 241 80-22575 or use the www.awk-aachen.de website.
I hereby register for the AWK 2014 with a participation fee of
€ 990,- (incl. evening reception).
Please select one preferred lecture session per day:
Sessions on May 22, 2014
Virtualization and Cross-Linking in Production
Global Management of Products and Complexity
Sessions on May 23, 2014
Technological Knowledge for Digital Production
Cyber Physical Production Systems (CPPS)
For accompanying partner
Cultural Program € 60,-
Evening Reception € 50,-
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