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Global Smart Facrory Summit 2019 June 27-28 SH June.27-28 Shanghai Fuyue Hotel 20192019 GlobalGlobal SmartSmart FactoryFactory SummitSummit by Ringier Trade Media & Government of Songjiang District, Shanghai Supporters German Chamber of Commerce in CHINA China-Italy Chamber of Commerce G60 Science & Technology Innovation Valley Haier COSMOPlat Sponsors Media Supporters www.ringierevents.com I CHINA I SHANGHAI I 021-62895533-501 Dale CHEN , Global Smart Factory Summit, supervised by “Government of Shanghai s Songji- “ang District” & organized by “Ringier Trade Media”, serves manufacturers of wide range of consumer products in industries such as ,automotive, 3C, food & beverages,personal care products and more. The event s purpose is to create a platform for technical professionals to gather and to provide them with the easy to apply solutions for upgrading their facilities with the use of industrial internet, autocontrol technologies, and other smart solutions that can make them more competitive and reduce their manufacturing costs. Flexible processing trend, predictive management and maintenance of the facilities, creating extensive digital structure of the factory elements for the IIoT system - those are just a few of challenges that manufacturers face. But how to choose the right platform? Where to start? How to assess needs and plan the transformation? And how to do it with the lowest cost as possible, while not hurting the quality? Should you follow innovations introduced by giants like Ali, Tencent, HUAWEI or look for solutions tailored for smallerenterprises? Those are just a few questions that we will help you answer during Smart Factory Summit. This event will focus on providing you with comprehensive information regarding many important steps to turn your factory into a robust, efficient, intelligent manufacturing unit.By participating you will gain access to real life solutions, practical technology updates and case studies in automation, cost lowering, inventory management and more...... Are you ready for the future? ” Privious Attendees from www.ringierevents.com I CHINA I SHANGHAI I 021-62895533-501 Dale CHEN Technical Convention Highlights 1. Professional Conference Service Be focus and Enjoy lectures from government officials, academic experts and business leaders about research updates, market insights, and practical experiences in comfortable environment. 2. Solutions Showcasing At break, you can visit the exhibition area where techni- cal experts will receive you with patients and knowledge providing you with latest solutions in the field. 3. Factory Site Tour G60 Science & Technology Innovation Valley Shanghai Haier Intelligent Center Click to Visit 4. Q&A with Speakers Official SITE 30min Q&A session, present you with the opportunity to take part in the discussion and get answers to your specific problems. 5. Meet Your Peers and Do It in 5-Star Style Luxurious environment, business catering, professional high-level experts and communication Hoster recommend, editor interview, and other first class ” services by organizers Conference Structure 1st Day, Morning, June 27 Haier COSMOPlat was designated to Main Session：Songjiang GOV, KUKA China, Haier lead the establishment of international 9:00-12:00 with Tea Break standards for mass customization models. It was a win among many enterprise Lunch 12:00-14:00 solutions such as those of Germany, the United States, and Japan. It was the first 1st Day, Afternoon 1st Day, Afternoon time that the organization had established Auto Control Session Digi Management Session an international standard based on a 14:00-17:00 with TB 14:00-17:00 with TB model as a technical framework for more than half a century since its establishment. Haier's mass customization model has led the future development of smart manu- 2nd Day, Morning 6.28 facturing in the world. Main Session: Integration 9:00-12:00 with TB Click to Visit Official SITE Lunch 12:00-14:00 2nd Day Afternoon 6.28 Site Tour 13:30-17:00 with Disert www.ringierevents.com I CHINA I SHANGHAI I 021-62895533-501 Dale CHEN Conference Agenda 27th June, Morning, Main Session 「Day ONE」 09:30-09:35 Welcome Speech 10:20-11:00 Tea Break Mike Hey，Ringier Trade Media 09:35-09:40 Openning Speech 10:40-11:00 Haier Intelligence Ecology Officer of District Government of Songjiang Lucheng CHEN，President of Haier COSMOPlat 09:40-10:00 Jianrong Tang, Chinese Academy of 11:00-11:20 Keynote Speech Engineering academicians ( Protocol ) Jiangbin WONG, CEO of KUKA China 10:00-10:20 G60 Valley Introduction Rong CHEN，Director of 11:20-11:40 Keynote Speech Songjiang Economic Commission Adam J.Sobieski，GM of UR+ Digital Management Session Auto-Control Seesion 27th June 13:30-17:10 27th June 13:30-17:10 Tian,en LI Weimin ZHANG Huawei, Chief Expert of Manufactur Solution Institute of Advanced Manufacturing Zhigang FANG June 27 Technology TONGJI University, Director Seimens Industry Software, PM Jixin GU VP and CTO, Greate China Sub Patlite China, General Manager - Tea Break Sessions Dong WANG Jing YAO ZEISS, Product Sales Manager Beijing Digital 3D Center, Zhongguancun - Tea Break Fengtai Science Park, Operation Officer Jowe JI Yancheng GAO WURTH, CPS & ORSY Manager Qingdao Academy of Intelligent Industries, Zhe LIU Chinese Academy of Science, Deputy Dean ZTE, Chief Engineer 28th June, Morning, Main Session 「Day TWO」 09:00-12:10 TBA DELTA Luyi QIAN IT BU Manager，ZTT Group Chuanliang TAO CCID Advanced Manufacturing Industry, Deputy Dean ( Protocal ) SITE TOUR JUNE 28 13:30-17:00 G60 Science & Technology Innovation Valley Shanghai Haier Intelligent Center www.ringierevents.cn I 中国 I 上海 I 021-62895533-501 陈女士 Inviting Delegates from 1.Automobile & Parts 2.Food & Beverage 4.Robots Beijing Benz Automotive Co.,Ltd. Uni-president ( China ) Fanuc Robotics Aima Technology Corporation Limited Angel Yeast Co., Ltd KUKA Borgward Baolingbao Biology Co.,Ltd. Bosch Roexroth BYD Company Limited Hangzhou Wahaha Group Co.,Ltd. ABB North China Pharmaceutical Dongfeng Motor Co.,Ltd. EPSON Robots China Resources C'estbon Beverage Guangzhou Automobile Industry Group Kawasaki Meihua Holdings Group Co.,Ltd UR robots Giant ( China ) Co.,Ltd. Chic Food Sci&Tech( Shanghai) YASKAWA Great Wall Motor Company Limited Toly Bread Co., Ltd. ⋯⋯ Zhejiang Cfmoto Power Co.,Ltd. Shanghai Totole Food Ltd. Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co.,Ltd. Tsingtao Brewery Company Limited 5.IT Yadea Technology Group Co.,Ltd. NUSKIN Huawei ZHENGZHOU YUTONG BUS Co.,Ltd. Shanghai Hairong Foodstuff Industry ALI SAIC General Motors Co.,Ltd. Caseih China Tencent NIO Xiwang Group Co.,Ltd. Fiberhome Saic Motorcorporation Limited ABF Twinings Beverages ( Shanghai ) Telecommunication Shanghai Hino Engine Co.,Ltd. ⋯⋯ Zte Corporation Shanghai Aolin Car Fittings Co.,Ltd. ⋯⋯ Shanghai Baolog Automotive 3.3C & Consumer Electronic BOSCH Dell Procurement ( Xiamen ) Company 6.Electronic Zhongshan Galanz Group Co.,Ltd Foxconn Honeywell Hisense Kelon Rockwell Midea Group Co., Ltd. General Electric Company Mahle Haier Patlite Shanghai Volkswagen Powertrain Zhuhai Gree Electric Appliances, Inc( TE Connectivity JC-Times Zhejiang Supor Co., Ltd. Keyence Shanghai Ziyuan Automotive Parts China Xingxing Group Co.,Ltd. WAGO Gates Sumsung Hitachi Haitian Plastic Machinery Group Chuanhua Holding Group Co.,Ltd. Shanghai Electric ⋯⋯ Ningbo AUX Air-conditioning Co.,Ltd. Xuji Group Corporation Kohler ⋯⋯ Aucma Co.,Ltd. ⋯⋯ www.ringierevents.com I CHINA I SHANGHAI I 021-62895533-501 Dale CHEN Previous Speakers ROI Mngement Consultants Deputy GM TIMO SCHNEEMANN Manulism CEO Qi YAO Kuka China CEO Jiangbin WANG Patlite IoT Product Manager Kevin KIM Haitian Plastic Lean Specialist Zhanghui LU Bosch Automotive Director (Diesel) ANDREAS BRAUN Beijing Benz Maintenance GM Cilliers Stapelberg Bosch Rexroth Hydraulic General Manager Czychy Uwe Manufacturing Transmission VP Technical Plant IKD China Deputy GM Shenghua HE JC-TIMES Deputy Technical Supervisor Weichao DAI WAGO Electronic Engineering Programme Manager Feng XU Balluff Automation Doctor Wayne CHEN Previous Attendee List GSI RONGTAI INDUSTRY Likunlou Bakery Infoteam Giant ( China ) Co.,Ltd. Shanghai LongYang Precise Compound MESNAC Caseih China Copper Tube Co.,Ltd. Nbhx KEB Power Transmission Technology (Shanghai) Shanghai Qunli Rubber and Plastic Products SAGW Kohler(China)Investment Co.,Ltd. Shanghai Hino Engine Co.,Ltd. STM China KUKA Flexible Manufacturing Systems SCOFCOM Storymaker Linktek Shanghai Shining Wind Energy Equipment Ultimus China Yueqing Qiangte Fasteners Manufacturing Shanghai Suyu Electronics Co.,Ltd United Automotive Electronic Systems Mahle NIO WERMA Ametek Motors Shanghai Co., Ltd. Shanghai Xinhua Ruisi Medical sci & tech. IKD China Ningbo Xinda Mould Manufacturing Co.,Ltd. Shanghai Zhongke Shenjiang Electric Vehicle Amtek Metal Forming ( Shanghai ) Ltd. Omron Industrial Automation ( China ) Co.,Ltd. Shanghai Ziyuan Automotive Parts Co.,Ltd Balluff Patlite SAIC General Motors Co.,Ltd. Beijing Benz Automotive Co.,Ltd. Shaanxi Fast Gear Co.,Ltd. SAIC WXEV Byd Company Limited PGI Far East Precision Products Pudong New GRI Medical & Electronic Technology Co.,Ltd. Peking University Area Association of Mianyang Hongfa Technology C Bosch Roexroth Enterprises with Foreign Investment Songjiang Commercial Corporation Bosch Nu Skin ( China ) Daily-Use&Health Products SUZHOU PINSHINE TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. Protek ( Shanghai ) Limite Shanghai Aolin Car Fittings Co.,Ltd. Shanghai NAFCO Suzhou Precision Chuanhua Holding Group Co.,Ltd. Baolong Automotive Corporation Shanghai Tyco Electronics ( Shanghai ) Co.,Ltd Continental Automotive
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