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Business Visit in Europe or in China * In this presentation we use the case in Munich, just an example for reference. TAO would love to creat and provide customized specific concept as you wish. Sample Schedule in Munich Day 1 2 3 4 5 Date 1 Feb 2 Feb 3 Feb 4 Feb 5 Feb Day of the Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed week Breakfast Excl. At hotel At hotel At hotel At hotel Training Arrival and Morning Business Visit Business Visit at Stuttgart Business Visit hotel check in University Western Western Western Chinese Western Lunch restaurant restaurant restaurant restaruant restaurant Afternoon Free leisure Business Visit Business Visit Business Visit Business Visit Chinese restaurant Chinese Western Western Chinese Dinner *welcome restaruant restaurant restaurant restaruant dinner *Only for reference, the schedule will depend on confimation of business visit Sample Schedule in Munich Day 6 7 8 9 10 Date 6 Feb 7 Feb 8 Feb 9 Feb 10 Feb Day of the Thur Fri Sat Sun Mon week Breakfast At hotel At hotel At hotel At hotel At hotel Training/ Morning Sightseeing Sightseeing Business Visit Free leisure Seminar Western Chinese Chinese Western Western Lunch restaurant Restaurant Restaurant restaurant restaurant Training/ Afternoon Sightseeing Sightseeing Business Visit Seminar Departure to Western Western Western Western airport Dinner restaurant restaurant restaurant restaurant *Only for reference, the schedule will depend on confimation of business visit - Transfer - Seminar & Training - Guided Tour & Factory Visit - Venues in Munich for training/Seminar - Communication Transfer Transfer in Germany 49 – seater coach TAO team always provide our guests the comfort coach and bus during their journey in Gemany. We value quality and safety and therefore we work with certified transport companies that meet these standards. This time we offer a 49-seater Mercedes or Setra (Setra is the premium coach brand of Mercedes) coach with one driver and will accompany onsite with our guests through entire journey. Seminar & Training Option 1: Industry 4.0. Seminar Industry 4.0. Seminar Industry 4.0 stands for the digitalisation of the whole industry. The term describes the comprehensive transformation to flexible and adaptable production networks on the basis of networked and data driven infrastructure. The target of industry 4.0 is therefor the intelligent company, that is characterized by transformation ability, efficiency of resources, collaboration of humans and machines and a continuous integration of adding value partners. Thereby the digitalisation is going to change our whole working environment and therewith the function of the people. New potentials for efficiency and cost reduction as well as new products and services based on innovative business models are created. Industry 4.0. Seminar Industry 4.0. Seminar Dr. Philipp Ramin CEO and founder of the international training, consultancy and research company German Innovation Centre for Industry 4.0 - expert on building up digital competence throughout company structures. - developed the leading international training program on industry 4.0 and digitalization, which has been implemented in corporations in 12 countries worldwide. - focus on systematic and continuous knowledge build-up within company cultures. - was advisor for the German parliament and worked in the automotive and consulting industries. * We will schedule our trainers according to the training dates because they have their own schedule as you might understand. Usually, courses abroad are conducted by Dr. Philipp Ramin. Industry 4.0. Seminar – Course 1 (2 days) Key Questions in Course 1: • Why is it important to act early? • How does digitalisation change the world? • Which development paths are possible with industry 4.0? • What new possiblities are created for the production environment, logistic and R&D? • Why are new business models the actual challenge? Your Profit: • systematic comprehension for the digitalisation • concrete approaches for your company • insights into already implemented industry 4.0 projects • intensive interchange with other course participants and the trainer • character of an interactive workshop Industry 4.0. Seminar – Course 1 (2 days) Course Course 1: Basic concepts of the digitalized industry Target group Any functional and hierachical division employee, which is eager to develop a comprehensive knowledge to solve new digital challenges: Directors; heads of departments; operations manager; project manager; HR manager; quality and maintenance manager and officers; logistic manager and officers. Requirements None Modules 1. Way to the fourth industrial revolution 2. Basics of the digitalization 3. Big Data 4. Internet of Things and Services 5. Industry 4.0 Matrix 6. Horizontal and vertical integration 7. Research & Development 4.0 8. Production 4.0 9. Logistics 4.0 10. Business model innovation 4.0 Case Studies Yes Interacitve single and Yes group tasks Practical tests None • We will invite the professional lecturer in Munich. • Every participant will have a certificate after course. • The venue should be rented extra. Seminar & Training Option 2: University of Stuttgart Institute of Industrial Automation and Software Engineering 斯图加特大学自动化研究所（IAS） Institute of Industrial Automation and Software Engineering The Institute of Industrial Automation and Software Engineering looks back at over 80 years of tradition at the University of Stuttgart. We see ourselves as the think-tank, bridge builder and integration hub of a creative environment in the heart of the industrial metropolis Stuttgart. Research At IAS practical research is carried out with scientific depth. Our research priorities include the flexibility and reliability of Automation systems as well as the Engineering of Cyber Physical Automation Systems. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael Weyrich “We see ourselves as a bridgehead to Product and Plant Automation in the research Disciplines of Information Technology, Software Technology and Electronics.” IAS – Training information Training course Course 1: Automation system security and reliability Course 2: Intelligent Automation System / Artificial Intelligence Course 3: Digital twins Course 4: Agile software development Target group • Project manager • Department heads • R & D personnel • Team leader • Research Director • Testers Requirements None Trainer & Lecturer Prof. Dr.-Ing. Prof. e. h. Wilhelm Bauer 威廉·鲍尔教授 (recommended, https://www.iao.fraunhofer.de/lang-de/ueber-uns/fraunhofer-iao/institutsleitung/wilhelm-bauer availability tba.) • Executive Director of Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering IAO, Stuttgart • Acting Director of IAT University of Stuttgart • 德国弗恩霍夫研究所工业经济与组织研究所所长，斯图加特大学科研与技术管理研究院副院长，教授，博导。主要从事创新性，技术 管理，未来生产和工作，以及智慧城市等领域的研究。有300多篇相关的论文及著作。 Dr. Nasser Jazdi 纳塞尔·雅兹迪博士 https://www.ias.uni-stuttgart.de/institut/team/Jazdi/ • Deputy head of institute • Institute of Industrial Automation and Software Engineering • 德国斯图加特大学自动化研究院副院长，博导 • 德国西门子公司数字孪生体架构研发项目负责人 • 德国戴姆勒集团电池管理研发项目技术负责人 • 德国工程师协会工业4.0设备工程标准制定委员会委员 Joachim Lentes 约西姆·伦特斯 https://blog.iao.fraunhofer.de/author/joachim-lentes • 德国弗恩霍夫研究所工业经济与组织研究所数字化工程部部长，该所中国事务部负责人。主要从事数字化生产，数字化工程以及生产规划研究。目前 以发表80多篇相关的论文及著作。主持并参与过诸多大型科研项目 • Head of Digital Engineering at Fraunhofer IAO Case Studies Yes Practical tests None Certificate Yes IAS – Training course 1 Training 1 - Automation system security and reliability 自动化系统的安全性和可靠性 Description: The reliability of the automation solves the reliability 描述： of the automation system in meeting the required and 自动化的可靠性解决了自动化系统在特地的时间区域内以 special functions in a specific time zone and under 及在可靠的运行条件下满足所需求的和特殊的功能的可靠 reliable operating conditions. Safety is the absence of a 性。安全性是整个系统在给定的边界条件和给定的时间区 dangerous occurrence of the entire system for a given 间内没有危险的出现。 boundary condition and a given time interval. We can provide: 我们可以提供： Workshop: „Security and reliability of the entire system Workshop: „整个系统的安全性和可靠性（硬件／软件）“ (hardware/software)” 自动化系统可靠性和安全性保障方法介绍 Introduction to automation system reliability and security assurance methods Content: 内容： •Introduction to automation system reliability and •自动化系统可靠性和安全性概念介绍 security concepts •影响因子 • Impact factor •可能性和统计学基础介绍 • Introduction to the possibility and statistics •错误诊断树介绍 • Error diagnosis tree introduction •FMEA介绍 • Introduction to FMEA •软件可靠性 • Software reliability •工业4.0中可靠性的动态计算 • Dynamic calculation of reliability in Industry 4.0 IAS – Training course 2 Training 2 - Intelligent Automation System / Artificial Intelligence 智能自动化系统／人工智能 Description: The use of intelligent automation systems reduces the 描述： execution of people's daily work and improves the 智能自动化系统的使用减轻了人们日常工作的执行，提高 quality of production. Intelligent automation captures 了生产质量。 智能自动化捕获不同的数据（大数据），分 different data (big data), analyzes them, identifies 析它们，识别相互关系并自主地影响它们的行为。 这里， relationships and autonomously influences their 可以实现诸如自主X属性（自组织，自优化，自我维护 behavior. 等），即插即用，自主实现等应用实例。 Here, application examples such as autonomous X attributes (self-organization, self-optimization, self- maintenance, etc.), plug and play, and autonomous implementation can be implemented. We can provide: 我们可以提供： Workshop: "Intelligent Automation System" explains Workshop: “智能自动化系统”从先用的角度阐释未来的 the future automation system from the perspective of 自动化系统 the first use Content: 内容： • Information physics system solution •信息物理系统的方案 • Automation Assistant System •自动化辅助系统 • Introduction of smart sensors •智能传感器的介绍 • Machine learning •机器学习 • Cloud computing •云计算 IAS – Training course 3 Training 3 - Digital twins 数字孪生体 Description: In
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