National Manufuture Platforms

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National Manufuture Platforms
Initiatives Claudio Boer Edward Chlebus Jaroslaw
Chrobot Djea Djeapragache
Manufuture Conference 06 Tampere 9/10 October
2006
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Presentation agenda

• Events of NRTP
• Definition, mission and criteria
• NRTP catalogues
• NRTP initiatives
• Pilot actions
• New NRTPs in Europe

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SRA Implementation through collective action
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Activities in NRTP

• January 2006
• 1st meeting of the SG members with the
  representatives of the NTPs (23)
• February 2006
• First Cross-Platforms initiative
  (Manufuture/Textile) (21)
• Mai 2006
• Manufuture and the New Member States meeting in
  Wroclaw PL (11th)
• NRTPs meeting in BXL (24th) National/regional
  Manufuture initiatives Group
• September 2006
• 2nd NRTPs meeting in BXL (13th) defining mission
  and criteria of NRTPs
• October 2006
• Manufuture Conference in Tampere (9th-10th)
  Final version of the Roadmaps and Implementation
  Plan

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National Platforms STRATEGIC GOALS

• Creating technological development and RD
  strategy in member states
• Coordinating national RD goals with ETP
• vertical in sector structures
• horizontal in regional and local networks
• Balancing technological level in old and new
  member states
• Transferring new business models to RD sectors,
  specially in HAV sectors
• Establishing innovative technological and
  business centres

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STRUCTURE OF THE CATALOGUE OF MANUFUTURE NRTPs

• The catalogue will detail in a standard form
  each NRTP
• technical objectives,
• relevance to national economy,
• sectors concerned,
• ManuFuture pillars,
• research and development activities (at national
  level and EU level),
• stake holders groups,
• geographical representation,
• interactions with other NRTPs,
• special national programmes, funding instruments
  etc.

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MANUFUTURE NRTP definition

• Industry-led with growth and N/R competitiveness
  goals (Lisbon objectives and beyond)
• Wide and open stakeholder involvement (industry,
  public authorities, research community,
  regulators, civil society, operators, users and
  consumers)
• Recognition from N/R authorities (i.e. Mirror
  Group) only one national initiative per country
  (except when no National initiative is present)
• Objectives in line with MANUFUTURE European
  Platform
• Openness and transparency clear rules of
  participation
• Close cooperation with other N/R MANUFUTURE
  initiatives (e.g. filling-up the catalogue,
  project consortia creation, joint pilot actions,
  etc.).

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MANUFUTURE NRTP Mission

• Mobilisation of a range of public and private
  funding sources (National, regional and private
  research funding, Community Framework Programmes,
  Structural Funds, EIB, EUREKA).
• Carry-out its own implementation plan (RI) based
  on the MANUFUTURE SRA at national/regional level
• Assuring political/industrial (i.e. SMEs)
  awareness/support of MANUFUTURE objectives
• Mutual exchange of information/needs between
  European and national/regional levels

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MANUFUTURE NRTP recommended operandi

• Operational focus from an early stage
• Flexibility no one size fits all
• Consider financial aspects at an early stage
• Dissemination/Communications focus
• Real Community added value - significant benefits
  for a wide range of policies (environment,
  transport, energy, information society etc.)

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HORIZONTAL PILOT ACTIONS

• Technology transfer / Exploitation of RD results
  framework
• Standarisation
• Links between academia, research and industry
• Alignment of European, national and regional
  policies and programes
• RD and Innovation founds
• Dissemination and demonstration of RD activities
  and results
• Cooperation and networking (with other companies
  and with RD organizations)
• Success stories in manufacturing
• Innovative SMEs / Companies
• The SMEs universe
• The new member states universe
• Education and training
• ...

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VERTICAL PILOT ACTIONS

• Mould and Die
• Foot wear
• Machine Tool
• Food Industry
• Self Programming Automation
• Assembly
• ...ect.

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MANUNET MAPPING EUROPEAN REGIONS
Walking towards an European regionally based
research area on new processes and flexible
intelligent manufacturing systems -
ERAC-CT-2006-36229

• Eurobulegoa Basque Country (Spain)
• ITT-Basque Government Basque Country (Spain)
• Lombardy Region Lombardy Region (Italy)
• IWT (Flanders) Flanders (Belgium)
• Development Agency East Netherlands East
  Netherlands (The Netherlands)
• Enterprise Estonia Estonia
• ASTER Emiglia Romana (Italy)
• UIMM Provence Provence (France)
• Region of Western Greece Western Greece (Greece)
• Ministry of Higher Education, Science and
  Technology Slovenia
• Government of Navarra Navarra (Spain)
• Ministry of Education Slovak Republic
• Sviluppo Italia Toscana Toscana (Italy)
• Wroclaw Regional Development Agency Lower
  Silesia (Poland) WP 3
• ZENIT North Rhein Westfalia (Germany)
• CIDEM Cataluña (Spain)
• MIWFT-NRW North Rhein Westfalia (Germany)
• National Centre for Programme Management Romania
• Slovak University of Technology Slovak Republic

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NEXT ACTIVITIES

• Identifying the best practices in NRTPs.
• Organising 2-nd workshop with the existing and
  possible NRTPs of new Member States (Hungary,
  Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia) as well as Bulgaria,
  Albania, Turkey and countries of former
  Yugoslavia,
• Extending NRTPs catalogue with additional
  information
• Horizontal cooperation beetween NRTPs within 7th
  FP
• Active participation at national forsight
  programmes

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MANUFUTURE
Registered 16 MF NTP Advanced 6 Under develop.
4 Started 6 Signalled 8
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Agenda of Manufuture NRTPs Meeting Wroclaw,
Poland May 11, 2006

• Opening Session
• Introduction presentations of
• MANUFUTURE SRA
• National Technological Platforms
• LEADERSHIP
• National Regional Technology Platforms and
  related activities presentations (all
  participants)
• Discussion
• The need to establish NRTPs in Europe
• Possible types of platforms
• Interactions between industry and university
• Technology Platforms networks

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MANUFUTURE NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM
LITHUANIA

Dr. H. Mykolaitis Vice-President and Director
of the Engineering Industries Association of
Lithuania LINPRA
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• LITHUANIAN PRIORITIES FOR ETP MANUFUTURE
• Road mapping of industrial sectors
• Innovative products and processes
• Creating national RD priorities (photonics, new
  materials, high-tech equipment, ICT, etc)
• Professional education and RD infrastructure
  development
• Sectorregional networking at all levels
• Supply chain management

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MANUFUTURE ROMANIA

• National Regional Technology Platform in
  Romania MAFERO
• Project within CEEX-2005 Programme
• www.manufuture.ro

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Manufacturing industry sectors

• Aerospace
• New materials
• Nano technologies and materials
• Together with EUMATRO Technology Platform and
  ICPE-CA we organized ROUND TABLES in different
  regions of our country

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MANUFUTURE UKRAINEProf., Dr. Sc. Volodymyr
KovalenkoDirector of Laser Technology Research
Institute, NTUUKPI, Pr. Peremohy 37, 03056,
Kiev, Ukraine ,kovinvst_at_ntu-kpi.kiev.uakovinvst
_at_sovamua.com

• LASER TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE ,Ukraine ,
  Kiev

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• Excellent Conditions for collaboration with EU
• - favorable geopolitical location
• highly-trained cheap work force
• availability of sophisticated industrial systems
• well developed communications and distribution
  systems
• - developed infrastructure
• - broad variety of resources
• opportunities to develop tourism, transit
  systems and investment
• favorable climate.

• LASER TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE ,Ukraine ,
  Kiev

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MANUFUTURE CZECH REPUBLIC
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Support of Innovations
Establishedin February 2004
Institute of Competitiveness and Innovations
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