Industry Workshop
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SENSING TECHNOLOGIES This aspect covers all technology building blocks that need to interplay to manufacture sensors: materials, processes and equipment as well as sensing products for specific applications. |
ANALYSIS OF SENSOR DATA This aspect covers the use and the interpretation of sensor data, in particular for the monitoring and control of production processes. This includes machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI). |
Program
Please see the tab "Modules" for a description of the different program blocks. The tab "Speakers" lists speakers and presentation title.
09:00 |
Registration - Welcome coffee & breakfast |
10:00 |
Welcome, introduction and presentation of the program |
10:15 |
Block 1: Research Offerings (Technology Push) – Two parallel sessions:
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11:30 |
Block 2: Technology Exhibition – Coffee break |
12:15 |
Lunch |
13:15 |
Block 3: Industry Challenges (Market Pull) |
14:30 |
Closing remark |
14:45 |
Coffee break |
15:00 |
Block 4: Matchmaking meetings – Apéro |
16:15 |
End of the meeting |
The workshop offers different modules that enables fruitful exchange. Please read below to learn more about the modules.
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RESEARCH OFFERINGS (TECHNOLOGY PUSH)
Researchers present the results of technology development projects that are associated with sensing technology and analysis of sensor data in the field of advanced manufacturing. They will demonstrate how their project results can be used in industrial applications. |
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EXHIBITION
Researchers that presented during the technology push are available at an exhibition booth. Here, they provide more information on posters and show possible demonstrators. They can be approached by interested industry partners and are available for further discussion. |
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INDUSTRY CHALLENGES (MARKET PULL)
Representatives from industry present a challenge they are currently facing, and requirements for an ideal solution. They may also cover previous and present solutions to facilitate goal-oriented discussions. |
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MATCHMAKING MEETINGS
Participants have the opportunity to meet other participants for one-on-one discussions. Participants will be provided with a list of all participants and they can indicate who they want to have a chat with. The final matchmaking schedule will be provided by the organizers of the workshop. |
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SENSING TECHNOLOGIES
- Sina Abdolhosseinzadeh (Empa)
"Additive-free functional inks for large-scale and room-temperature printing of electronics" - Xavier Lefèvre (CSEM)
"Multi-analyte chemical sensing and mesoporous sensing layers for fast determination of traces compounds" - Ian Rousseau (Hexisense SA)
"Trace gas sensing with nitride semiconductors" - Seoho Jung (Chiral Nano AG)
Presentation title: TBA - Danick Briand (EPFL)
"Additive and digital manufacturing of smart objects: Towards customization and sustainability"
ANALYSIS OF SENSOR DATA
- Olga Fink (EPFL)
"Unlocking the power of fleet operational experience of diverse assets for detecting and diagnosing complex systems’ faults" - Angela Meyer (BFH)
"Artificial Intelligence in Condition Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance" - Sergey Shevchik (Empa)
"Artificial intelligence for quality monitoring and control in industrial applications" - Yves Bellouard (EPFL)
"Implementing feedback in laser processing" - Alisa Rupenyan (ZHAW / inspire AG)
"Intelligent process parameter optimization for manufacturing"
CANCELLED
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Invitation and Program
| Invitation SFA-AM Industry Workshop |
Registration Information
The industry workshop is cancelled.
If you want to pitch a technology (researcher) or a challenge (industry partner), please contact Dr. Lars Sommerhäuser.
If you want to pitch a technology (researcher) or a challenge (industry partner), please contact Dr. Lars Sommerhäuser.
Information on NDAs
We refrain from using nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) during this workshop. The purpose of this workshop is to meet potential collaborators and have initial discussions. The matchmaking can be used to create a surface understanding of an issue and whether it is useful to pursue a collaboration. Detailed follow-up discussions that require an NDA can take place after this event.
This workshop is supported by the ENRICH Sensor Group.
