Innovation Factory North (Q2100930)
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Project Q2100930 in Denmark
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Innovation Factory North |
Project Q2100930 in Denmark |
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18,198,550.0 Danish krone
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36,397,100.0 Danish krone
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50.0 percent
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5 September 2018
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31 December 2021
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Aalborg Universitet
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57°1'46.2"N, 9°59'39.1"E
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9220
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Innovation Factory North har til formål at skabe et økosystem for industri 4.0-drevet innovation bestående af regionens teknologileverandører, teknologiaftagere, vidensinstitutioner og studerende. Det er et fysisk samlingspunkt, hvor der udvikles kompetencer til at skabe nye og innovative løsninger gennem en eksperimenterede og iterativ tilgang til læring. Aktiviteterne i Innovation Factory North er organiseret omkring tre overordnede typer af udviklingsforløb. 1) Awareness-forløb der har til formål at afdække virksomhedernes potentiale for at arbejde med specifikke i4.0 teknologier, og pege på specifikke løsningsrum. Der vil blive gennemført mindst 60 af disse forløb og afklaret potentiale for mindst 30.000.000 DKK.2) Demonstrator-forløb der er tematiserede eksperimenter med konkret udvikling af innovative løsninger. Eksperimenterne vil finde sted i Innovation Factory North i samarbejde mellem teknologileverandører, teknologiaftagere (industrielle SMVer) og forskere/studerende. Der skabes herigennem prototyper af innovative løsninger. Der vil blive gennemført mindst 25 af disse forløb og skabt 25 innovative prototyper.3) Forankrings-forløb hvor der arbejdes konkret med at overføre prototyper fra demonstratorforløb til virksomhedernes egen kontekst. Her vil fokus være på at støtte virksomhederne i at sætte de nye løsninger i drift. Det vil også involvere at træne virksomhedens ansatte i at arbejde effektivt med de nye løsninger. Der vil blive gennemført mindst 20 af disse forløb og implementeret 20 innovative prototyper. Gennem de tre typer af forløb øges virksomhedernes viden gradvist fra at forstå potentialet i Industri4.0 teknologier til aktivt at arbejde med at implementere nye i4.0 løsninger i egen virksomhed. (Danish)
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Innovation Factory North aims to create an ecosystem for industry 4.0-driven innovation consisting of the region’s technology suppliers, technology buyers, knowledge institutions and students. It is a physical gathering point where competencies are developed to create new and innovative solutions through an experimental and iterative approach to learning. The activities of Innovation Factory North are organised around three main types of development programmes. 1) Awareness programmes aimed at identifying companies’ potential for working with specific i4.0 technologies, and pointing to specific solutions. At least 60 of these programmes will be carried out and the potential for at least DKK 30,000,000 will be clarified.2) Demonstrator-programmes are thematic experiments with concrete development of innovative solutions. The experiments will take place in Innovation Factory North in collaboration between technology suppliers, technology buyers (industrial SMEs) and researchers/students. This creates prototypes of innovative solutions. At least 25 of these programmes will be carried out and 25 innovative prototypes will be created.3) anchoring programmes where specific efforts are being made to transfer prototypes from demonstrator courses to the companies’ own context. Here the focus will be on supporting the companies in putting the new solutions into operation. It will also involve training the company’s employees in working effectively with the new solutions. At least 20 of these programmes will be completed and 20 innovative prototypes implemented. Through the three types of courses, companies’ knowledge gradually increases from understanding the potential of Industry4.0 technologies to actively implementing new i4.0 solutions in their own company. (English)
12 October 2020
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