Susanne Timsjö at ABB Corporate Research The 4 th Industrial Revolution Internet of Things, Services and People

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1 Susanne Timsjö at ABB Corporate Research The 4 th Industrial Revolution Internet of Things, Services and People June 30, 2015 Slide 1

2 User in focus! June 30, 2015 Slide 2

3 Next industrial revolution have many names Different international initiatives June 30, 2015 Slide 3 *[Dr. Löwen, Speech about Industry 4.0, Q2/2013, Ladenburg]

4 4 th Industrial Revolution Internet of People Things Services

5 Revolution Technical revolution changing our society in many dimensions Political systems, How to drive campaigns iphone (iphone to be followed by iphone 3G 2008) Social systems Changed the way we interact Economical systems Introduced new business model June 30, 2015 Slide 5

6 1 st Industrial Revolution follows introduction of water & steam powered mechanical manufacturing facilities 2 nd Industrial Revolution follows introduction of electrical powered mass production based on division of labor 3 rd Industrial Revolution use electronics and IT to achieve further automation of manufacturing 4 th Industrial Revolution? The Industrial Revolution Manual looms (1784) Slaughterhauses (highly manual) Relais stations (1960)? Steam powered mechanical manufacturing First mechanical loom (1784) Electrical powered mass production and division by labor About 1870, first disassembly lines have been introduced and revolutionizes productivity Automation 1969: Modicon 084 (first programmable controller)? Revolutionizes productivity First production line 1870 Revolutionizes productivity? End of 18 th century Start of 1920 th Start of 1970 th Today

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8 The forth Industrial Revolution It is also the first revolution announced prior its occurrence! Why do we talk about a revolution? June 30, 2015 Slide 8

9 The industrial revolution Drivers Internet of Things WLAN/5G Big Data Cloud Analytics Self-awareness Mobility Digital Natives Moores law Price June 30, 2015 Slide 9

10 Other technology trends Worn Interfaces 3D printing Haptic Interfaces Natural Interfaces Eye tracking Augmented Reality Electronics Makers culture June 30, 2015 Slide 10

11 Today An industry perspective on big data Facebook: 1 Billion transactions/day 1 A Typical Chemical/Oil & Gas Company 2.6 Billion transactions/day per plant Big Data? Been there, done that. Mike Williams Dow Chemical 2 (Retired) Sources: 1) McKinsey & Co. 2) Dow Chemical has approximately 350 plants

12 Today 800xA It s all about Control Integration of people, system and equipment June 30, 2015 Slide 12

13 security 800xA It s all about control...costs productivity

14 The industrial revolution bring added value What the customer really needs? Production Efficiency Better Asset Utilization Lower Cost and Simplified Operations Safety More effective decisions June 30, 2015 Slide 14

15 The industrial revolution Drivers Internet of Things WLAN/5G Big Data Cloud Analytics Self-awareness Mobility Digital Natives Moores law Price June 30, 2015 Slide 15

16 Regardless: We Face a Tremendous Transition Automation Network and Hierarchy ERP MES Control DCS and PLC I/O Devices Physical Devices June 30, 2015 Slide 16

17 Regardless: We Face a Tremendous Transition Automation Network and Hierarchy ERP MES Control DCS and PLC I/O Devices Physical Devices June 30, 2015 Slide 17

18 Industrial Revolution Cyber Physical Systems CPS=Cyber Physical System systems of physical objects and corresponding virtual objects that communicate via omnipresent information networks Internet of things, services and people Cyber: algorithms and services, dynamic integration of services and service providers, and information exchange across borders Internet data market place Cyber: data, collected in arbitrary and alterable information networks, 3D models, simulation models, documents, relations, work conditions, etc., available anywhere and anytime Physical objects Physical: automation module or a human They become intelligent, explorable, selfexplanatory, self-aware, self-diagnostic and interacting assets in production systems. This is the basis for new context sensitive decision making, automatic optimization of production systems and resources, and Plug & Produce. 4 June 2014 Slide 18

19 Two examples of CPS from ABB My Robot and MACHSense-R

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