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neered connectors and sensors, will talk about smart connectivity as the building block for Internet of Things (IoT). His goal at present is to drive business and technology incubation with a focus on automation that will increase energy efficiency, productivity, and convenience, and ultimately shape the future of factories, buildings or mass transportation systems. Sven Wolf, Managing Director of Leistritz Extrusion- stechnik, designers and manufacturers of customised extruders and turnkey extrusion lines for plastics compounding, will conclude the session with a focus on how to apply Industry 4.0 in real world plastics com- pounding operations.


Benefits for plastics The third session will provide an opportunity for delegates to find out about what Industry 4.0 means for the plastics sector. Industry 4.0 consigns today’s monitoring and fault diagnosis approach to manufactur- ing to history, replacing it with an environment within which individual items of equipment become “self- aware” and have the capacity to not only detect but to predict change and respond accordingly. It moves from a focus on the product to the entire product life cycle. Antonio Molina Coleto, Sales and Marketing Director for customized IML systems company IML Solutions, will look at intelligence applied to moulds and how predictive maintenance can achieve zero downtime. Benjamin Sutch, Chief Marketing Officer for global plastics automations manufacturer Moretto, will aid understanding of the benefits of Industry 4.0 in everyday plastics processing. Stefan Hoppe, Global Vice Presi- dent of the OPC Foundation, will wrap up the session with a presentation on OPC UA as a global standard for industrial interoperability and how the plastics industry needs to adopt the cloud. Hoppe has been the President of the OPC Europe organisation since 2010 and the catalyst for initiating liaisons with other industrial consortiums, resulting in OPC working groups develop-


Speakers at Indsutry 4.0 for Plastic Processors include (top left to bottom right) Atos Head of Industrie 4.0/IoT in Germany Thomas Vorhauer, Bosch Rexroth Product Manager Denis Barrier, TE Connectivity Senior Manager Innovation Platforms and Ventures Mark Maas, IML Solutions Sales and Marketing Director Antonio Molina Coleto, OPC Foundation Global Vice President Stefan Hoppe, and Fraunhofer IOSB Head of Department ILT Dr-Ing Thomas Uslaender


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Connecting and security The final session of the conference will explore connec- tivity and security. Dr-Ing Thomas Uslaender, Head of Department ILT at Europe´s largest research institute in the field of image acquisition, processing and analysis Fraunhofer IOSB, will drill down into the architecture, standards and technologies. Susan Reiblein, an independent consultant, will close the conference with a presentation covering protection of the intellectual asset in the digital manufacturing process.


About the conference


Organised by Applied Market Information and supported by Compounding World, Film and Sheet Extrusion, Injection World and Pipe and Profile Extrusion magazines, the Industry 4.0 for Plastics Processors conference is a special one-day event taking place in Germany on 7 March 2017. It brings together expert speakers to


examine the opportunities this new approach to manufacturing offers to plastics manufacturing


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businesses, as well as some of the potential challenges that must be faced. It will look at how Smart Factory principles can be applied to existing manufacturing methods, as well as how they may change the plastics processing supply chain. For more information about attending or exhibiting at the event, visit the conference website or contact the conference organiser, Emily Renshaw. Tel: +44 (0)117 314 8111; Email: er@amiplastics.com


Fax back to: +44 (0) 117 311 1534 or Email: er@amiplastics.com


FOR PLASTICS PROCESSORS 2017 Creating a “Smart Factory” - exploring potential and identifying key challenges


Maritim Hotel, Cologne, Germany NEW DATE!


7 March 2017


Organised by: Applied Market Information Ltd.


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