Industry 4.0 / Innovation mission Members Mulhouse delegation

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1 Industry 4.0 / Innovation mission Members Mulhouse delegation Laurent Riche, VP Mulhouse Agglomeration Anaïs Bellicam, Mulhouse Agglomeration Muriel Harter, Mulhouse Agglomeration Corinne Patuel, Mulhouse Technopole incubator Hubert Duault, InnoEco consulting Alfred Jung, 4iTEC 4.0 SAS Philippe Grasser, PVF mobility cluster Jean-Claude Hager, Access Alsace Agency

2 Objectives Better understanding of your mission and activities Information about Mulhouse Agglomeration assets and strategy in Industry 4.0 and innovation sectors Discussion about potential innovative projects involving companies and public or private labs Discussion about your participation at trade show «Salon Industries du Futur» Mulhouse, November 2018 Support of companies expansion

3 South Alsace / Mulhouse region General Presentation

4 Location in the heart of Europe 300 million EU consumers Amsterdam Berlin London Brussels Luxembourg Paris Strasbourg Bern Milano At the heart of Europe, along the Rhine, Germany and Switzerland At the center of Europe s blue banana Where latin and german worlds meet and merge Historic crossroads for trade and culture Most European cities and capitals within 1.5 hour flight

5 Huge business exchanges thanks A good Accessibility and Infrastructure 7 international airports in and around Alsace TGV/ICE Connection hub of French and German high speed train networks The Rhine River N 1 navigable waterway in Europe direct connection to Rotterdam & Antwerp Broadband Sitting on the world s 3rd largest data super-highway Highways At the crossroads of major pan-european North-South and East- West motorways network

6 What makes us different and unique? Unique Franco-German competence! A bilingual and bicultural region linking Europe s 2 main markets Concentration of Franco-German competences in legal advising, marketing and distribution, finance and accounting A workforce offering a unique blend of traditional German and Latin qualities An infrastructure hub offering easy train and road connections to France and Germany, as well as Italy, Switzerland, Belgium A location to take advantage of the best of both countries assets and services

7 Mulhouse Alsace Agglomération (m2a) The European platform to serve your customers A welcoming and attractive location!

8 A high economical potential The challenge: supporting the digitalization and market diversification of regional companies Areas of excellence OEMs improve their manufacturing process and digital transformation Automotive, railway, aeronautics, construction, textile, agrofood, pharma, chemistry,

9 A solution oriented ecosystem Strong R&D support Active stakeholder s support Innovative training offers Incubators and startup support

10 A regional increasing digital sector Involved companies Campus Industrie 4.0 An initiative launched by companies aiming to support startups, innovative SMEs, increase companies digitalisation and attract talents and Foreign Direct Investments.

11 South Alsace / Mulhouse region ENTREPRENEURSHIP

12 La French Tech Made in Alsace The French Tech labeling program aims at encouraging and funding the development of digital start-ups in France. Alsace was labelized as a French Tech ecosystem in 2015 wih a special mention for its excellence in IT linked o medical technologies and biotechnologies. Its know-how in IT applied to industrial process (smart manufacturing) was then recognized the following year. This label allows the local companies to benefit from the supports offered by the French Tech at the national level: funding (through BPI France), support for international promotion... What is French Tech in Alsace? 2 «totems buildings»: Shadok in Strasbourg and KM0 in Mulhouse which offer coworking spaces, exhibition spaces, training rooms, fablabs a Hacking Health Factory (accelerator) dedicated to startups from the health sector trainings boosting entreprenership an easy access to he market thanks the Club French Tech Alsace which gathers startups and investors

13 Business incubator SEMIA SEMIA is an innovative business incubator from Alsace approved by the Ministry of Education, Research and Technology. Based in Strasbourg and Mulhouse, it supports projects in the life sciences and healthcare sectors and information technologies. SEMIA offers extensive support for entrepreneurs, covering a wide range of services. Adapted infrastructure: : 20 furnished offices, equipped and "connected network" Conference & meeting rooms A cafeteria, places of exchange, meetings and conviviality Connection to the fiber An electric vehicle charging station

14 Focus «Alsace Booster»

15 Financial support for statups The Region Grand Est aims to support growing startups which will create innovative activities and job opportunities on its territory. 2 level of incentives are proposed: a grant and an incentive for R&D. Tailored information can be provided by the Region Grand Est. What? Grant Incentive for R&D Whom? When? For the projectholder supported by a regional incubator or accelerator 6 months before the company s registration For the company Once, not limited in time For what? To facilitate the setting-up of the startup For the development of innovations (products, services & organisation) and for the first marketing expenses How much? 30,000 Up to 100,000 With a ceiling of 45% of intervention rate

16 Mulhouse area offers a complete and property support for entrepreneurs Incubators and coworking solutions Business centers Village artisanal du Drouot Village d activité des Collines Village d activité DMC Business Campus More than 50 business parks available e.g. TGV railway station area Financial support

17 ACCESS ALSACE supports foreign companies and entrepreneurs Access Alsace supports companies and institutions willing to expand activities and business in the Alsace region. Access Alsace is a onestop window of opportunity to make your international ambitions become a fruitful reality.

18 Major recipient of FDI 1,200 foreign companies have settled in Alsace providing 1/4 of Alsace s private employment, over 60% of export volumes and nearly 30% of all tangible investment Alsace ranks first among all French regions for FDI Foreign investment s impact in France and Alsace

19 Testmonial ASTI Technologies Group ASTI, THE EUROPEAN LEADER IN AGV SOLUTIONS, SELECT ALSACIA REGION TO ESTABLISH THE FIRST EUROPEAN SUBSIDIARY ASTI has chosen the region of Alsacia to establish their first subsidiary in Europe. This French region provides the best expanding opportunities, toward both German and Swish markets in addition to the relevant local industry. The 4.0 industry offers ASTI as expert in technologies to optimize production through technology implantation, a vast range of opportunities with local industries and a way to centre Europe. Thanks to the Agence d Attractivité de l Alsace (AAA) the implantation in the region has been extremely easy and perceived as the natural way to proceed. The assistance with regulatory procedures and the networking with the local businesses are going to make possible the aperture of this delegation in September. ASTI CEO, Verónica Pascual, declares it is a great opportunity to get positioned in a growing market with a relevant bet in technology. Actually ASTI has installed more than 800 AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles) in the region. These vehicles have been implemented to automate the internal logistics is companies such as: PSA, Faurecia, Renault Trucks, Grupo Aoste o Gefco.

20 South Alsace / Mulhouse region INNOVATION

21 Innovation, talents, network: Together to accelerate the performance of companies

22 The strategy of innovation in favour of the industry Sud Alsace Innovation, talents, network: together to accelerate the performance of companies Campus Industry 4.0 federates the ecosystem of the innovation in order to: o Booster the performance and the competitiveness of 6000 regional industrial companies o Promote the talents of the territory o Launch new projects o Be visible at the European scale To assure the economic development of the territory and the jobs of tomorrow, the set of the economic players of the South Alsace mobilizes around 4 Strategic Fields of Activity : Industry of future, Digital technology, Materials and Mobilities This 4 DAS are supported by companies and associate labs, training centers, clusters and stakeholders. Our drivers :

23 Sud Alsace A territory of excellence The University of South Alsace (UHA) belongs to the 1st European Grouping of territorial cooperation : EUCOR, the European Campus. o o o o teachers-researchers PhD students students Total budget of five partner universities: 2,3 billion euros UHA : INTERNATIONAL expertise recognized in the field of Materials, Industrial processes 4.0, Digital technology and Energy o Industrial processes: assistance and safety in the driving of systems; cooperative systems; autonomous systems; non-destructive testings, predictive maintenance o Digital: modelling and intelligent management of the systems and the data, cybersecurity, environmental health, analysis of data, exploitation, Machine Learning, IA o Materials: conception, materials and advanced processes o Energy: storage and management of the practices, quality and energy performance of infrastructures, systems of production and distribution of energy Projects labelised «Programme d Investissements d Avenir» and «Horizon 2020» Compofast, Licorne, Mu2020, Novatris, Disrupt Campus 4.0, Licorne, ELAN

24 Sud Alsace A tri-national location for innovative training Training connected to the needs of companies, innovation, talents support - certified by the French State o UHA 4.0 l école du numérique o Centre de compétences trinationales : NOVATRIS o Disrupt Campus 4.0 ( A new Campus dedicated to trainings and HR support linked to the Industry of Future o Meet the needs of skills of the industries (SMEs and big companies) o Propose an innovative offer of training throughout the life and on returning to the employment o Offer adapted and custom-made solutions regarding human resources management Themes with strong stakes regarding the business evolutions and skills : advanced processes of manufacturing, predictive maintenance, non-destructive testing, multi materials deep learning, cybersecurity

25 Focus on «KM0» location Next to the university campus of Mulhouse and to the TGV station, KM0 is a 11,000 sqm 18 th century industrial building. Currently being refurbished, it will open its doors in the fall of KM0 will offer: A welcome and community center An innovation space for startups : coworking spaces, incubator, techlab (prototyping, 3D modelling ) A digital training space hosting all local IT education programs 2 floors dedicated to companies

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29 To the futur 29 Technological institute of mechanics Cetim s missions & services

30 To the futur 30 Breakdown into activity divisions Metallic materials and surfaces Simulation Mechanical components fatigue Power transmission Strategic and technological intelligence Assembly Technologies Innovative and Efficient processes Measurement - Mechatronics Acoustic Vibration Sustainable industrial performance Polymers and composite engineering Failure analysis and expertise Training and knowledge management Sealing technologies Fluid and flows techniques Metrology and calibration expertise Pressure equipment and instrumentation engineering Software

31 French automotive & mobility cluster East of France

32 A dual initiative association Create added value and jobs by improving the competitiveness of the actors along the automotive, terrestrial transport & mobility value chains Initiate collaborative R&D projects and foster their introduction to the market Industrial performance / Competitiveness of companies / Lean A team of 14 people at your service Association created on July 2005 april_

33 The strength of a network territory 380 Members 52% SME employees april_

34 Strategic sectors in the development of collaborative R&D projects Strategic sectors Energy et Propulsion: electric vehicle & Hydrogen Materials Composites - Recycling: vehicle structure, smart materials, biosourcing Industry 4.0: process innovation, production 4.0 system design Infrastructure & Communication: connected & autonomus vehicle, geolocation Mobility services: data by and for mobility, services et uses Service portfolio Technology Innovation Groups Support on R&D project building Follow-up and support along the project Access to European projects Market and technological survey april_

35 Industrial Performance 27 Workshops 458 participants Training 47 companies 372 participants april_

36 Brigitte DUCRUEZ-BERNARD General Manager Innovation Philippe GRASSER Director of innovative programs Materials & Industry april_

37 South Alsace / Mulhouse region INDUSTRY 4.0

38 Focus 4iTEC 4.0 The open innovation center 4iTEC 4.0 is a company created by 5 industrial groups : PSA Peugeot Citroën, ALSTOM, Papeterie Zuber Rieder, SEB and CLEMESSY. The aim is to launch and set up innovative solutions by fostering industrial and academic collaborative collaborations. The challenge is to modernize manufacturing companies by innovating with Factory of the Future s technological solutions. 4ITEC 4.0 offers the share of project s development costs between partners by giving them a possibility to mutualize. 4ITEC 4.0 s main wish is to speed up innovations industrialization and commercialization among plants in a short period of time. 4iTEC 4.0 has launched a 2600 m2 area on the PSA Group plant in Mulhouse including offices and prototyping spaces. All the solution providers and end-users are allowed to use the experimental, physical and intellectual means shared by the member companies and labs.

39 Topics of interest

40 Example - 4iTEC 4.0

41 Example - 4iTEC 4.0

42 THE TRI-NATIONAL RENDEZVOUS FOR INDUSTRY 4.0 FRANCE-GERMANY-SWITZERLAND

43 20 and 21st November 2018, in Mulhouse Be 4.0: FUTURE INDUSTRIES IN ACTION

44 20 and 21st November 2018, in Mulhouse The 2018 Edition : 1 FAIR, 3 COUNTRIES Located at the meeting point of French (Industrie du futur), German (Industry 4.0) and Swiss (Industry 2025) industrial strategy A meeting point that brings together solution providers and industrialists, from start-ups to international groups A meeting point for all the stakeholders of all industrial sectors (transport, agribusiness, chemistry, energy, mechanical )

45 20 and 21st November 2018, in Mulhouse The 2018 Edition : SECTORS REPRESENTATIVES OF ALL THOSE INDUSTRIAL Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity Robotics-Cobotics Non-destructive testing 3D design Instrumentation Big Data Additive manufacturing Predictive maintenance Virtualization Industrial automation Prototyping Cloud-Computing Energy efficiency.

46 20 and 21st November 2018, in Mulhouse The 2018 Edition : Why participate? Show and showcase your knowhow Launch new products before a tri-national audience with significant media exposure Optimize your time, meeting- in the space of just two days- the prinicipal prime producers and SMEs of Europe s most intensive industrial Consolidate your relations with customers and prospects And position yourself as one of the leaders of Industry 4.0

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