Blog-Layout
European Masterclass Smart-Textiles
Günter Grabher • 25. Mai 2021
Launch Of European Masterclass "Innovating In Smart Textiles"
Launch Of European Masterclass "Innovating In Smart Textiles"
Smart textiles and wearables are a major innovation frontier for the textile, clothing and electronics industries and are expected to open up attractive niche market opportunities in several sectors worth 1.5 B € in 5 years. However, the knowledge about key technologies, functional requirements and main innovation players is fragmented. Production companies and businesses might lack the technical knowledge that sits in research centres and universities, while the latter do not have the channels to produce for the industry or the end-market.
DESIGNED BY INNOVATION PRACTIONERS FOR INNOVATION PRACTIONERS
Textile ETP, in collaboration with TITERA, crafted a Europen Masterclass programme representing a 15-months learning journey, spanning 7 content modules for a total of 12 webinars. Leading technology developers, industry innovators and end-market experts across all disciplines of the European smart textiles ecosystem will share their insights and latest developments to enable you to realise the innovation potential in this growing field.
NO ACADEMIC LECTURES, NO MARKETING PITCHES
Learning is just the first step to understand what applications can respond to market demands. Professionals from companies and technical institutes can find peers to collaborate with and plan how to introduce innovative, smart textile applications in the broad range of markets: from clothing to healthcare, from automotive to smart cities.
All details about the learning journey, the structure and costs are available in the masterclass brochure. The programme is open for any company or organisation based in an EU or EU research programme associated country.
The programme starts in April 2021.
Textile ETP and TITERA presented the Masterclass programme on Monday, 1 March at 17.00 CET. Watch the recording
Das Bundesministerium für Klimaschutz, Umwelt, Mobilität, Energie, Innovation und Technologie (BMK) und die Plattform Smart Textiles lädt Sie herzlich zum "Stakeholderdialog Produktion der Zukunft" mit dem Schwerpunkt „vernetzte und automatisierte Produktion“ ein. Im Rahmen der Veranstaltung werden Ergebnisse erfolgreicher Projekte der FTI -Initiative "Produktion der Zukunft" einem Fachpublikum vorgestellt und diskutiert. Die Veranstaltung wird vom BMK gemeinsam mit der Plattform Smart Textiles durchgeführt. Ort und Datum: 30.September 2021, 09:00 – 14:00, Smart-Textiles IoT Lab, Millennium Park 6, 6890 Lustenau Nutzen Sie die Gelegenheit um mit hochkarätigen Experten und Expertinnen Trends und Entwicklungen in der Produktion zu diskutieren und erhalten Sie einen Überblick zu aktuellen Fördermöglichkeiten im Bereich Material und Produktionsforschung durch die FFG. Die Veranstaltung richtet sich an VertreterInnen aus Wirtschaft und Wissenschaft und alle am Thema Produktion der Zukunft Interessierte. Aufgrund der COVID-19-Schutzmaßnamen ist die Veranstaltung auf 100 Teilnehmer begrenzt. Wir nehmen daher in einem ersten Schritt ihre Anmeldung entgegen und würden erst in einem weiteren Schritt, Ihre Teilnahme bestätigen. Falls die Veranstaltung nicht stattfinden kann, werden wir Sie rechtzeitig informieren. Programm ab 09:30 Eintreffen & Registrierung ab 10:00 Begrüßung Ingo Hegny (bmk) 10:10 BMK Stiftungsprofessur Universität Innsbruck Univ.-Prof. Dr. Tung Pham University of Innsbruck “Research Institute of Textile Chemistry and Textile Physics” 10:50 Prüfroboter zur Risserkennung in Schmiedeteilen mit aktiver Thermographie Christian Eitzinge r, Profacto 11:10 Kollaborative Robotersysteme – die Krux mit der Flexibilität Mathias Brandstötter, Joanneum Research 11:30 Kaffeepause 12:00 Maschinelles Lernen zur Produktivitäts- und Effizienzsteigerung in wandlungsfähigen Montagesystemen Alexander Gaal , Fraunhofer 12:20 Möglichkeiten digitaler Planungsmethoden für eine Energie- und Ressourceneffiziente Produktion Thomas Sobottka , Fraunhofer 12:40 Flexible Produktion durch sichere Auktionen Thomas Lorünser , AIT 13:00 Mittagspause 14:00 Faktencheck FFG 14:15 Cyber Security und Produktion Helmut Leopold , AIT
Industry meets Makers is an open innovation community building format that aims to initiate new collaboration models between top industry and the creative maker scene in order to make the resulting innovation and business potential fruitful for the benefit of both sides. The current core concept essentially consists of top industrial companies, SMEs and research organisations announcing so-called "briefings" in future technology areas such as robotics, AI, 3D printing, smart-textiles, Industry 4.0, IoT, Big Data, Blockchain, etc. and inviting innovative "makers" – start-ups, SMEs, freelance developers, designers, students and hobbyists – to solve these together with them within the framework of an approx. six-month get-to-know and co-creation period. In the desired ideal case, a successful joint follow-up project can be launched after the core term of the programme. OUR COMMUNITY Of course, our community does not only consist of the briefing partners and makers. A very colourful growing ecosystem has developed around them, in which all innovation drivers and supporters are welcome to get involved. THE STATUS QUO Industry meets Makers has been successfully implemented for 5 consecutive years since 2016 – in the first 3 years primarily in the Vienna area and from the 4th year onwards also in other Austrian provinces. The Covid-19-battered 5th year brought with it an increased virtualisation of the format, which at the same time also opened up the possibility of participants from other countries being able to join the process much more easily for the first time. This "internationalisation course" is to be further expanded from 2021 onwards by cooperating more with partners from other countries, gradually switching our written communication from German to English and, in addition to our analogue meeting and event activities, which we hope will soon be able to take place again, continuing to rely in parallel on virtual exchange formats in both language versions (German and English / we will work with synchronous interpreters). MORE ABOUT IMM REGISTER NOW