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Manufuture 2011 Conference
PPP “Factories of the Future”Current status and perspectives
Wroclaw - 24 October 2011
Massimo MattucciEFFRA Chairman
Factories of the Future PPP
Implementation of the ManuFuture Agenda through the FoF PPP
• European Commission
in 2008/09 launches
European Recovery Plan
• PPPs for three key sectors
identified: ‘Factories of the
Future’, ‘Energy Efficient
Buildings’ & ‘Green Cars’
• EFFRA was created to support
the PPP implementation
from the private side
Factories of the Future PPP
European Association EFFRA
• more than 100 members
from across Europe
• open to new members
from industry and research
• partner of the Commission for
the FoF PPP
• non-profit and industry-driven
European association
• aims to strengthen research
in production technologies
• creates consensus on
common R&D priorities
• explaining industry needs
to public authorities
• mobilising private
investments in
European research
• safeguarding industrial
relevance of EU-projects
within the ‘Factories of
the Future’ programme
Factories of the Future PPP
European Association EFFRA
EFFRA membership
Large industry
• Bazigos
• C2i2
• CASP
• CEI
• Convergent
• Correa Anayak
• Dallara
• DELCAM
• Doppelmayr Seilbahnen
• EXALCO
• FEAMM
• Fidas
• GEMA Medical
• Gesco
• Gizelis
• Gorenje Orodjarna
• Ibermoldes
• INDO
• Industria de Turbo Propulsores
• Lamaplast
• Manas
• Microelectronica
• RU Robots
• SAPA Operaciones
• SCM Group
• Sintesi
• SOLMATES
• Synesis
EFFRA membership
Small and medium-sized enterprises
• AICE-ITC
• AIJU
• Aimen
• Azterlan
• Arts et Métiers
• CARTIF
• CEIT
• CTDE
• Eindhoven Universityof Technology
• EUVE
• Fatronik
• FIR
• Fraunhofer IPA
• Ideko
• Loughbourough University
• Politecnico di Milano
• Robotiker
• Socied de Ingeniería Fabricación
• Sverea IVF
• Tampere University of Technology
• Technische Universität Dresden
• Tekniker
• TNO
• TWI Ltd
• Universidad del País Vasco
• University of Patras
• VTT
• Wroclaw University of Technology
EFFRA membership
Research organizations
• Ideko
• Ikerlan
• INASMET
• Inescop
• INESC Porto
• Instituto de Biomecánicade Valencia
• ITIA
• Katholieke UniversiteitLeuven
• Koniker S.Coop
• Laurea University
• Labein Teknalia
• Leitat
• MGEP
EFFRA membership
Support from industrial associations
EFFRA membership
Why did these organizations join EFFRA?
• because working with
partners creates critical mass
and pools expertise
• because the individual risk
is reduced
• because research projects
create and reinforce links to
international customers
• report with 50 priority
actions grouped in four
areas
• finalised February 2010
• submitted to European
Commission within an
advisory group
• download at:
www.effra.euwww.effra.eu
Factories of the Future PPP programme
Advising EC on top research priorities
• 25 projects up and running
• 34 projects in the pipeline
• ~250M€ of EU funding with
additional 400M€ in 2012/13
• success rate of up to 20%
• reduced time-to-contract
• industry participation: 50-60%
Factories of the Future PPP programme
Overview of the programme so far
Factories of the Future PPP programme
EFFRA: two years of activities
Industry re-engaged in projects
• statistics show industrial
participation of more than 50%
• AIAG works well and ensures
that roadmap reflects industrial
needs
Political support for PPPs
• positive feedback from
Commissioners, DG’s and MEPs
• interim assessment confirms that
PPP is the right approach
• Commission proposal = 80 Billion Euro
• 3 pillars:
• industrial competitiveness
• societal challenges
• scientific excellence
• PPP as instrument for industrial innovation
• contractual partnership between private sector and
the EC for the implementation of the PPPs
Factories of the Future PPP beyond 2013
Horizon 2020
Factories of the Future PPP for Horizon 2020
A vision for global competiveness within the European context
• Manufacturing is the Key Economic area to
create high added Value
• shift the focus from a technology push to a
market pull approach
• focus on:
• more value created in Europe
• efficiency and sustainability as
distinctive, competitive factors
• human-centered manufacturing
• customizing for local and global competition
Factories of the Future PPP for Horizon 2020
RD&I roadmap 2014-2020
• roadmap will cover R&D
and innovation activities
• guiding principles:
industry competitiveness,
from research to industrial
application and market uptake
• ambition: key impact on
industrial application fields
• ongoing comprehensive multi-
sector consultation process
Factories of the Future PPP focus
Ambitions for Manufacturing Enterprises
Factories of the Future PPP for Horizon 2020
RD&I challenges and enablers
• mechatronic technologies
for manufacturing systems
• ICT for manufacturing enterprises
• advanced materials in
manufacturing systems
• novel manufacturing processes
for advanced materials
• knowledge workers and
skills adaptation
global competitiveness through
• economic
• social
• environmental
• new products/markets
Technologies & enablersChallenges
sustainability
Factories of the Future PPP for Horizon 2020
What our competitors do
USA: Obama’s initiatives
- industrial policy focused on global
competive industries
- newly launched PPP programmes include:
• advanced manufacturing partnership
• technology innovation programme
China: 12th Five Year Plan (long term focus on 2020)
- R&D policies strongly linked to industrial policy
- focus includes:
• new materials & nanotechnology
• advanced manufacturing technologies
• advanced energy technologies
Korea: Vision 2025
- strong focus on R&D, reflected in policy
- priority science & technology areas identified:
• focus on industrial technologies
• knowledge based technologies
• emerging industrial technologies
Japan: 4th Science and Technology Plan (in development)
- strong high technology industry
- history of co-operation between public & private
- focus includes:
• nanotechnology and nanoscience
• new production technologies
• societal infrastructure
Factories of the Future PPP for Horizon 2020
What our competitors do
• future size of Europe’s research PPPs
should surpass competing initiatives
• focus on demonstration and innovation
requires additional financial investments
• faster time-to-market requires a different approach
• measure the programme impact with market
oriented and macro-economic indicators
• ~500 M€ of EC funding per year would be
matched by industry for the Factories
of the Future PPP programme
• industry ready to commit
Factories of the Future PPP for Horizon 2020
Maintaining European leadership
Take part in the ‘Factories of the Future’ Public-Private Partnership !
Conclusions
• support the association’s efforts
• participate in 2012 call projects
• express your priorities for the
Factories of the Future
2014-2020 roadmap
• our competitors are moving fast, EU needsto become pro-active
• let us convince the EU institutions and nationalgovernments that sufficient budgets need to be allocated tothe FoF PPP for 2014-2020
take action
EFFRA Office
Bd. Auguste Reyers 80
BE-1030 Brussels
T: 0032 2 706 8233
How to get involved
Getting in contact
www.effra.euwww.effra.eu