24238INNOVATive EDucational program for doctoral school
Poskytovatel : Evropská unie
Manažer : Mareš Martin
Řešitel : Kolář Petr
Výzva : Horizon 2020 EIT Manufacturing
Příjemce : Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
Anotace : InnovatED will design and deliver EITM Doctoral School annual Innovation program that will cultivate innovation skills among participants. The program integrates seamlessly with an existing Entrepreneurship course, provided by EITM. Aligned with EIT Manufacturing's flagships, the program focuses on pivotal aspects of European Manufacturing transformation. Participants engage in creating socially sustainable manufacturing, emphasizing human-machine co-working. The curriculum also addresses flexible production systems, preparing students to navigate the complexities of a VUCA world. Digital collaborative solutions form a core component, encouraging students to innovate throughout the manufacturing ecosystem. Consortium partners will collaborate to ensure program delivery. On-site activities span three schools held in Bratislava, Slovakia; Mondragon, Spain; and Porto, Portugal. These locations are strategically chosen to provide diverse perspectives and to allow participants to engage in the local ecosystem of research, technologies, start-ups, etc. A series of short innovation online courses supplement on-site activities throughout the year. Industry partners ISCLEANAIR and LEAD Innovation contribute to real-world challenges, enhancing practical learning. Mentorship from industry partners ensures continuity between on-site events, allowing challenges to evolve from Summer School to Winter School.
22247Learning Factories for Digital Transformation of SMEs II
Poskytovatel : Evropská unie
Manažer : Mašek Petr
Řešitel : Kolář Petr
Výzva : Horizon 2020 EIT Manufacturing
Příjemce : Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
Anotace : The goal of FactoRIS II is to further support the case-specific digital transformation of RIS based SMEs by evolving existing production facilities towards Industry 4.0. This will be achieved by developing and networking established learning factories, providing modular testbed demonstrators for acute and real manufacturing problems, and adopting and sharing innovative education and training concepts with SME stakeholders. Emphasis will be on technology solutions for smart manufacturing ecosystems, where e.g. maintenance activities can be supported by shared knowledge from a number of similar devices operated by ecosystem partners – solution suppliers and manufacturers. Key enabling technologies will be IIoT, edge computing, data collection and evaluation in cloud. This requires upskilling relevant personnel to adopt new possibilities in their work, which will be performed by means of innovative hands-on courses and best practice guidelines delivered as digital learning nuggets on GLP.