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March 25-26 March 25-26 / Ford Field MARCH 25-26 MARCH 25-26 / FORD FIELD COMMUNITY. FREE TO ATTEND, COLLABORATION. BUT REGISTRATION INNOVATION. IS REQUIRED Siemens and Electro-Matic invite you to join over Seminar spaces fill quickly on a first-come, first-serve 3,500 manufacturing executives, engineers and basis so act fast to reserve your seats in the free enthusiasts at Manufacturing in America 2020 in technical seminars you wish to attend! Detroit, MI inside Ford Field. Learn about the newest technologies, share best practices and ideas, and be a Register Online at AttendMiA.com part of advancing the future of manufacturing. #MiA20 will feature The Summit, over 100 technical learning seminars, and 50 exhibits focused on emerging automation, digitalization, controls, and drives technology with this evolving industry. G WHAT’S INSIDE B T 2 Event Timeline 3 The Summit 4 Food, Beverage, & CPG Experience NORTH 6 Event Zones & Activities Presenting Exhibitor: Siemens Gate B (Brush) 7 PARKING B Northwest Entry Validated parking passes can be 9 Presenting Exhibitor: Electro-Matic Gate G (St. Antoine) downloaded on attendmia.com G Southeast Entry & Overflow Parking Exhibitors to be printed or presented via 11 Tigers Garage (Montcalm/Brush) the app to the parking lot T Northwest Parking Exhibitor Floor Plan 25 attendant. 27 Event Floor Plan 29 Event Schedule: Wednesday, March 25th HOTEL Manufacturing in America has partnered 31 Event Schedule: Thursday, March 26th with Greektown Casino-Hotel for a Siemens Seminars discounted rate* for attendees that 33 require accommodations. 39 Exhibitor Seminars *Limited Availability. Check attendmia.com for more information. 42 Directory COMMUNITY. COLLABORATION. INNOVATION. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY MARCH 25 MARCH 26 THE SUMMIT STUDENT ZONE HALL OF LEGENDS GRIDIRON CLUB 9:00A - 12:30P 8:00A - 12:00P TECHNICAL SEMINARS EXHIBITOR BOOTHS PAGE 31 PAGE 11 9:00A - 3:50P 8:00A - 4:00P EXHIBITOR BOOTHS TECHNICAL SEMINARS PAGE 11 PAGE 31 9:00A - 7:00P 9:00A - 3:50P NETWORKING RECEPTION Throughout the event, Managers from all of the WEST ATRIUM participating companies are available along with 4:00P - 7:00P conference room space for one-on-one meetings. If you have specific project requirements that need to be reviewed please contact an Account Representative to schedule a meeting. 3 MARCH 25-26 / FORD FIELD WEDNESDAY MARCH 25th THE SUMMIT COMMUNITY. COLLABORATION. 9:00am – 9:20am Welcome! Raj Batra, President, Siemens Digital Industries US INNOVATION. 9:25am – 9:55am Keynote Speaker Join Siemens and innovation thought leaders at our annual Dr. Brian Anthony Manufacturing in America Summit to learn more about 10:00am – 12:00pm how you can realize your digital transformation. Speakers and Panel Forum Experience thought-provoking presentations, discussions, and best practice sharing with leading experts in 12:00pm – 12:30pm Customer Awards and Presentation manufacturing, economy, technology, and innovation. Our key focus for the MiA Summit is the digitalization ecosystem - demonstrating how the manufacturing ecosystem is evolving and benefiting from digitalization. Speakers from the end user, tier supplier, line builder and machine builder perspective, will discuss the impact of the growing industrial digital ecosystem of connected, data-driven and automated technologies. DR. BRIAN ANTHONY Dr. Brian Anthony is Director of MIT’s Master of Engineering in measure and control complex physical systems. His research Manufacturing Program, Co-Director of the Medical Electronic includes the development of instrumentation and measurement Device Realization Center, and Deputy Director for the MIT Skoltech solutions for manufacturing systems and medical diagnostics and Initiative. Dr. Anthony has over 20 years of experience in product imaging systems. In addition to his academic work, he has extensive realization. He won an Emmy from the Academy of Television Arts experience in market-driven technology innovation, product and Sciences in broadcast technical innovation. He designs realization, and business entrepreneurship and commercialization instruments and techniques to monitor and control physical at the intersection between information technology and advanced systems. His work involves systems analysis and design and calling manufacturing. His teaching interests include the modeling of upon mechanical, electrical, and optical engineering, along with large-scale systems in a wide variety of decision-making domains computer science and optimization, to create solutions. and the development of optimization algorithms and software for analyzing and designing such systems. He has extensive experience The focus of Dr. Anthony’s research is in computational in market driven technology innovation as well as business instrumentation—the design of instruments and techniques to entrepreneurship. COMMUNITY. COLLABORATION. INNOVATION. ATTENDMIA.COM 4 WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY FOOD, BEVERAGE, & CPG EXPERIENCE DIGITALIZATION IS REVOLUTIONIZING FOOD & BEVERAGE MANUFACTURING This year’s MiA will include our third Food and Beverage customized experience, featuring F&B-focused seminars, a private networking event and the highlight: the F&B Futures Forum, featuring some of the industry’s most influential voices. Join us to learn about the newest technologies, share best practices and ideas, and be a part of advancing the future of F&B manufacturing. 9:00am - 9:50am DF-4 Benefits of Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing Hall of Legends 2 10:00am - 10:50am 9:00am - 12:30pm The Summit DF-5 Hall of Legends Leveraging Edge Computing Hall of Legends 2 1:00pm - 2:50pm DF-1 11:00am - 11:50am Food, Beverage, and CPG Futures Forum DF-6 Gridiron Club Virtual Commissioning for Machine and Line This exclusive forum will feature a moderated panel of industry Builders experts gathered to explore the future in Food and Beverage Hall of Legends 2 manufacturing. This year’s topic will focus on Artificial Intelligence and machine learning are offering new capabilities to save the food 1:00pm - 1:50pm and beverage industry time and money. Join this session for a unique opportunity to share best practices, explore new FA-3 technology, and discuss the outlook for Digitalization in Food and Innovations in the TIA Portal Engineering Network Beverage. Hall of Legends 2 3:00pm - 3:50pm 2:00pm - 2:50pm DF-2 DF-3 Accelerating Adaptability in F&B Manufacturing Siemens Trusted Reliability with Blockchain Visitors Locker Room Lions Post-Game Interview Room 4:00pm - 7:00pm 3:00pm - 3:50pm Networking Reception DF-2 West Atrium Accelerating Adaptability in F&B Manufacturing Visitors Locker Room 7 MARCH 25-26 / FORD FIELD COMMUNITY. COLLABORATION. INNOVATION. ATTENDMIA.COM ZONES & ZONESACTIVITIES & ACTIVITIES 6 DIGITALIZATIONZONE Visit the Digitalization Zone in the Siemens Exhibit to see the Siemens Digital Enterprise Suite of products in action, showcasing the most interesting new technologies. Come discover the power of the 3 digital twins : Digital Twin of Product, Digital Twin of ALL DAY Production, and the Digital Twin of Performance. Experience what BOTH DAYS advanced new innovations – Blockchain, Edge Computing, Virtual WEST ATRIUM Commissioning, and MindSphere – can do for you. TECHZONE Take advantage of this exclusive, hands-on opportunity to experience first-hand how the Siemens Digital Enterprise compliments Modernization for Smart Manufacturing. The Tech Zone is open all day, where you can test-drive common engineering ALL DAY task on Siemens hardware and software products including: Factory BOTH DAYS Automation, Motion Control, Control Products, Industrial 3RD FLOOR Networking, and Mindsphere. CLUB STUDENTZONE Ford Field’s Gridiron Club will host Manufacturing in America’s 5th annual Student Zone where 9th through 12th grade students invited from Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne counties will participate in educational and hands-on workshops with manufacturing 8A - 12P equipment to experience what an exciting career in manufacturing THURSDAY is all about. GRIDIRON CLUB NETWORKINGRECEPTION TOURS&FIELDGOALKICKING 4:00P - 7:00P • WEDNESDAY • WEST ATRIUM 12:00P - 5:00P • BOTH DAYS • FORD FIELD TURF Join us Wednesday evening in the West Atrium for our annual Take a guided tour of Ford Field followed by getting your kicks Networking Reception featuring live music from Acoustic in on the field for a 35-yard field goal attempt! (Just be sure to Madness (sponsored by Intec Automated). Beverages and hors stretch first.) Meet at the field entrance between Sections 103 d’oeuvres are provided. and 104 on the Adams St. Concourse at the top of every hour. FREETHROWSHOOTING CLOSESTTOTHEPIN ALL DAY • BOTH DAYS • 2nd FLOOR of WEST ATRIUM ALL DAY • BOTH DAYS • 2nd FLOOR of WEST ATRIUM Bring your best shots to our Free Throw Shooting Contest! This Get back into the swing of things with a chance to win free golf timed contest takes place over both days of the event and gives lessons from the Golf Leadership Academy by winning our you the opportunity to win some great prizes! Closest to the Pin contest! 7 SIEMENSPRESENTING EXHIBITOR MARCH 25-26 / FORD FIELD REALIZE YOUR DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION NOW Digitalization is already changing all areas of life and existing business models. Whether you are a large enterprise, midrange end user, or a machine It is enabling industry to implement its product ideas by taking advantage of builder, make the most of your journey towards digitalization today to technology trends such as generative design and intelligent models. ensure your competitive edge, with solutions from Siemens. Production has become
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