THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATION: work and social innovation in the context of digital revolution

Video on Fourth Industrial Revolution by Effra

SESSION 1: The digitalisation of manufacturing processes - the context

• Competitiveness and digitalisation - Eros Stivani, adviser of Amici del Museo del Patrimonio
• The range of available technologies - Luca Tomesani, University of Bologna
  
• The point of view of the advanced user - Massimo Casalboni, Philip Morris Manufactoring & Tecnhology, Bologna
• Sub-suppliers and training  -Rodolfo Vignocchi, General Director of  T3 Lab
• The Smart Specialization Strategy and the regional initiatives in favor of digitalisation - Silvano Bertini, Department of Productive Activities of Emilia Romagna Region
• The initiatives for the manufacturing sector and the national plan on industry 4.0 -Stefano Firpo, Ministero dello Sviluppo Economico

ore 16.35 Coffee break

SESSION 2: The importance of a pilot plant

The pilot project : a shared center for the development, testing and training in favor of companies and sub suppliers.

• What is a pilot plant: some European examples - Mi chele Poggipolini, Poggipolini S.r.l.
• The impact of the pilot plant on the companies of the Emilia Romagna automation district - Giuseppe Lucisano, President of E.R.-AMIAT
• Experimenting new business models - Davide Meinero, E.R.-AMIAT Bruxelles
• Sources of funding - Enrico Callegati, CRIT Bologna

SESSION 3: Discussion and debate about the technical and experimental aspects of the pilot plant -  roundtable

• Experimenting new manufacturing process - Roberto Saponelli, Sacmi
• Sensoristics - Federico Lanzani, ISANIK
• Digitalisation: the horizontal integration of production processes - Francesco Ziprani, Marposs
• Testing the collaborative space in the new digital manufacturing -Massimo Rovatti, System
• IoT tools and big data management, languages and interconnection, security and data protection -Marco Ramella, Torino Wireless
• Human Centered Design an innovative tools for the Pilot plant - Giuseppe Padula, University of San Marino
• From consumers to citizens: the pilot project and social innovation