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Industry 4.0

“Industry 4.0” describes the 4th Industrial Revolution through the introduction of modern information and communication technologies in production. The DFKI is regarded as the decisive founder of this movement. This far-reaching paradigm shift was first publicly named in 2011 by Wolfgang Wahlster, Henning Kagermann and Wolf-Dieter Lukas. The term became the name of the Federal Government's high-tech strategy and a synonym for the production of the future worldwide. Since 2005, the technology initiative SmartFactoryKL e.V., based at the DFKI in Kaiserslautern, has been researching and developing such technologies. The factory of the future is flexible, safe and produces both large series and customized individual products with the optimal use of resources. Humans work hand in hand with robots in hybrid teams and are supported in their activities by intelligent assistance systems.

Projects

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  1. TRACTAT - Transfer of Control (ToC) zwischen Autonomen Systemen und Menschen

    The TRACTAT project aims to lay the foundation for a smooth and effective Transfer of Control (ToC) between autonomous systems and humans in cyber-physical environments.

    Autonomous systems, like…

  2. DAKARA - Design and application of an ultra-compact, energy-efficient and reconfigurable camera matrix for spatial analysis

    Within the DAKARA project an ultra-compact, energy-efficient and reconfigurable camera matrix is developed. In addition to standard color images, it provides accurate depth information in real-time,…

  3. MRK4.0 - Innovationslabor MRK 4.0 - Mensch-Roboter-Kollaboration für Industrie 4.0

    Objectives of the innovation laboratory MRK4.0 is the concrete test and implementation of human Robot Collaboration for Industrie 4.0.

     

  4. COROMA - Cognitively enhanced robot for flexible manufacturing of metal and composite parts

    The goal of the COROMA project is to develop a cognitively enhanced robot that can execute multiple tasks for the manufacturing of metal and composite parts. COROMA will therefore provide the…

  5. Mittelstand 4.0-Kompetenzzentrum Kaiserslautern - Mittelstand 4.0-Kompetenzzentrum Kaiserslautern

    Das Mittelstand 4.0-Kompetenzzentrum Kaiserslautern ist Teil des bundesweiten Netzwerkes Mittelstand-Digital. Mit Mittelstand-Digital unterstützt das Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie seit…

  6. SMARF - Smart Farming Welt - Herstellerübergreifende Vernetzung von Maschinen im landwirtschaftlichen Pflanzenbau mithilfe einer Service-Plattform

    Ziel des Forschungsprojektes SMARF ist die herstellerübergreifende Vernetzung von Maschinen im landwirtschaftlichen Pflanzenbau mithilfe einer Service-Plattform. Auf Basis der über Unternehmens- und…

  7. SePiA.Pro - A Service Platform for the Intelligent Optimization of Production Chains

    The aim of the project SePiA.Pro is to develop an open and standardised service platform for optimization of production chains across machinery producers. The optimization parameters are based on…

  8. BEinCPPS - Business Experiments in Cyber Physical Production Systems

    BEinCPPS (Business Experiments in Cyber Physical Production Systems) Innovation Action aims to integrate and experiment a CPS-oriented Future Internet-based Machine-Factory-Cloud service platform…

  9. PROTEUS - Predictive Analytics and Real-Time Interactive Visualization for Industry

    PROTEUS mission is to investigate and develop ready-to-use scalable online machine learning algorithms and real-time interactive visual analytics to deal with extremely large data sets and data…

  10. CAxMan - Computer Aided Technologies for Additive Manufacturing

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    The objectives and application areas for using computer aided technologies for additive manufacturing (CAxMan) are diverse.

    This project develops cloud-based toolboxes that support…