SPRI. Cluster Eureka en Advanced Manufacturing

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• What are Eureka Clusters

• Why a new Cluster on Advanced Manufacturing

• Steps to create the new Eureka Cluster

• SMART Cluster

• Cluster governance

• Benefits of participating in the Cluster

• Next steps

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Intergovernmental grouping

International technology cooperation platform

Provides support to market-oriented R&D&I

projects

Facilitates access to National Financing

EUREKA (1985): promote competitiveness of the European industry

Financing: National public funds + private contribution

Market-oriented: result is a marketable service, process or product

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Member countries Associated companies

Network made of up:

• EU 27 + 13 countries

• 3 associated countries:

Canada, South Korea and

South Africa

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EUREKA Projects

Instruments

More than

40 countries

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Industry-led initiatives• Managed by

participating industry.• Autonomy:

• Mission and Vision

• Calls• Evaluation

• STRATEGIC nature.• In coordination with

national financing agencies.

Large number of participants

• Large projects with sub-projects.

• Main players of the sector.

• Extensive participation of SMEs (30–50%).

• Large companies as driving forces.

• They form a legal entity.

Promoting European competitiveness• Development of generic

and standard technologies• They cover the entire

value chain

Eureka Clusters: STRATEGIC programmes

Technical evaluation in the

actual cluster.

Financing in each country (decentralised)

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BoardCore group

—Industry

Technical Evaluation

—Experts from industry

and academia

Public Authorities Committee

—Financing agencies

and Ministries

Cluster Structure

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Water technologies Micro and Nano electronics

Telecommunications Electronic systems

Low carbon energies

Software for systems and

services

Materials and manufacture

The eight current EUREKA Clusters

Micro and nano electronics enabled

systems

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Spanish Eureka PresidencyFrom July 2016 to June 2017

Graphene

Advanced Manufacturing

Eureka: preferred platform for international cooperation in

Open Eureka: internationalisation strategy

Upgrade Eureka: management and instruments (Clusters)

Check Eureka: impact and intermediate review

Ministerial Conference

Spanish Industry with the CDTI’s support wishes to launch 2

new Clusters

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• SMART Cluster

• Next steps

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Advanced Manufacturing ClusterStrategic importance

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In Europe, industry generates …

75%of theExports

80%of theInnovation

16%of theGDP

Advanced Manufacturing Eureka ClusterStrategic importance

Industry is the driving force of the Services sector

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95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14

Manufacturing share of value added in the EU

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European Manufacturing Industry NEEDS a new EUREKA Cluster on

Advanced Manufacturing, since there is no other instrument around

that meets the demand for market pull, industry-driven, nationally

funded, internationally executed, innovation projects (with high TRL).

The proposed Advanced Manufacturing EUREKA Cluster will attend this need providing an additional industry-driven instrument to support innovation projects:

• In international cooperation to accelerate innovation• Cooperating large and small companies in mutual benefit.• Facilitating the deployment of existing technologies• In higher Technology Readiness Levels (6-8)• In rather short time projects: 2-3 years

Advanced Manufacturing Eureka ClusterWhy a New Cluster

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Advanced Manufacturing Eureka ClusterWhy a New Cluster - Complementarity with H2020

Advanced Manufacturing Eureka ClusterComplementarity with other instruments

Advanced Manufacturing Eureka ClusterComplementarity with MANUNET

Advanced Manufacturing Eureka ClusterCollaboration with FoF

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• SMART Cluster

• Next steps

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Execution Phase starting in Autumn/173ª

Definition Phase from January/17 to October/17

National and International Launch Phase up to January/171ª

Working agenda

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• SMART Cluster

• Next steps

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Technology Areas Main Manufacturing Sectors

Advanced Manufacturing Cluster

Strategy

• Zero Defects Manufacturing Processes

• Intelligent & Adaptive Manufacturing

Systems - Mechatronics

• Human Machine Cooperation

• Sustainable Manufacturing

• Customer Centred Manufacturing

• Digital, Virtual & Efficient

Manufacturing

• Value Chain Integration

• Aeronautic & Aerospace

• Automotive

• Railway

• Capital Goods

• Consumer Durables

MISSION

VISION

STRATEGY

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• SMART Cluster

• Next steps

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Spanish Tractor Group

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Companies associated with the Cluster

Public Authorities Committee

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Financing agencies and

Ministries

MONDRAGON

A.F.M.

Company Representatives

Big companies

Work groups

Cluster Office

Global Governance

General MeetingAdvice & Technical Evaluation

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Experts from industry and academia

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Company Representatives

Big companies

Companies associated with the Cluster

General Meeting

Manag. Council

Local Secretariat

Governance in each country

Coordinator

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Companies

ASSOCIATES

Manufacturing

Companies

MEMBERS

Who can participate

Platforms,

Associations,

R&D&i Org

ASSOCIATES

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• SMART Cluster

• Next steps

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Participate in the definition of the Technology Roadmap

Use internal and external knowledge to improve innovation and expand the markets for external exploitation

Obtain R&D&I financing in high TRLs

Promote or participate in Far-reaching projects with complementary companiesContinued collaboration with Universities and RTOs, to access latest technology advances

For SMEs: establish relationship with large leading companies

Qualitative Benefits for companies

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Average annual budget

€4 million

Average length

30 months

3 countries

5 companies

Depending on the proposal and on the negotiations, a budget for the Cluster of more than Euros 1,4 billion in 7 years could be hoped for..

Yearly calls

50 projects

Quantitative Benefits

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• SMART Cluster

• Next steps

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Invite in each target country to 5 - 10 leading industrial corporations to express interest on the new EUREKA Cluster.

Review the strategy and roadmap of the new Cluster with the participating companies.

Confirm above interest to the National Funding Agencies.

Present the White Paper and the Technological Roadmap to the EUREKA HLG to request the “Applicant Label”.

Next Steps

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Potential target countries

AUSTRIA

BELGIUM

CANADA

CZECH R.

FINLAND

FRANCE

GERMANY

NETHERLAND

POLAND

PORTUGAL

SWEDEN

TURKEY

UNITED KINGDOM

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Plan A:

Proactively invite leading companies of main

manufacturing countries active in EUREKA :

1. Germany

2. Finland, France, Italy, Portugal, Sweden, Spain,

Turkey, (Canada, Korea).

3. Others: Austria, Belgium, Czech, Netherland, UK,

Poland.

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More information

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