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Hello Industry 4.0KUKA Roboter GmbH| R-R&D | Munz | 22.06.2015 | Page 2 www.kuka-robotics.com

Where is the Industrial Robotic in 5 to 10 years from a Kuka perspective

Heinrich.Munz@KUKA.com

Lead Architect Industry 4.0

Strategic Technical Consultant

KUKA AG - Strategy

KUKA AG

KUKA ROBOTER KUKA SYSTEMS

Robotics Swisslog

lutions

Integrated software solutions and modular product platform

Robotics

expertise

Application

and industry

expertise

Systems and

process

expertise

Global market access

Systems and

process

expertise

Component Cell Solution

Industries Systems

Robots for Payloads from 3 to 1.300 kg

Small robots„Agilus“ Low

payload

Middlepayload

Highpayload

Highest payload„Titan“

Specialmechanics

Light Weight Robot (LWR)„IIWA“

for Human Robot Collaboration (HRC)

▪ Mobile products, machines and tools

are a very important part of

Industry 4.0

KUKA mobile Products

KUKA mobile Products in Action

Mass Production Today: Inflexible Conveyors, Mostly Black Data

Future Mass Production with Lot size One, highly Efficient and Transparent

We need “Industry 4.0” for this

Steam Power

Mechatronic

Mass Production

Cyber Physical Systems

Why Industry 4.0? Challenges of the future

▪ In 2025 there are ~8 Billion people on earth, >half of them in the „Consumer-Class“

▪ People are getting older, in Germany we are getting less

▪ Consequences for Germany: Keep automated manufacturing in Germany, export

products, export manufacturing technologies and manufacturing know how

▪ Robots and other machines as assistant systems for humans (Human Robot Coop.)

▪ Information sources and decision helpers through IT-systems like Smart Devices

Why Industry 4.0? Countries must Revitalize Manufacturing

▪ Buildings

▪ Energy

▪ Consumers@Home

▪ Healthcare

▪ “Industrial”

(Production)

▪ Transportation

▪ Retail

▪ Public Security&

Safety

▪ IT & Networks

(Infrastructure

for the other

sectors)

Industry 4.0 is a Sector in the Internet of Things (IoT)

Germany’s

Industry 4.0

Production

Industry 4.0 is the thorough Digitalization of the Manufacturing Industry

Source:

Manufacturing

Today The future of manufacturing is orange

“A fundamental new rule

for business is that the Internet

changes everything.”

Bill Gates, 1999

▪ …but in 1999 this only

addressed the internet of people!

▪ The Internet of Things (IoT) will

change much more!

▪ I.e. Manufacturing

▪ Terry Gou defines

Industry 4.0 as the

usage of:

1. Cloud computing

2. Big data

3. Mobile devices

4. Robots

▪ Employees related:

▪ smart living

▪ smart work networks

What is Industry 4.0?

http://www.manufacturingglobal.com/lean/391/Terry-Gou-steers-Foxconn-towards-an-Industry-40-future

Daten sind das neue Öl

Customers

Production

Source: Device Insight

Typical Indutry 4.0 Architecture: Device Insight

Public, Private, Edge Cloud

“Apps”

Devices (Things)

Device 1 Device 2 Device 3 Device 4 Device 5 Things

HMIs &

Public Cloud

Private Cloud

Edge Cloud

Devices (Things)

HMIs &

KUKA RT-Edge

Digital

KUKA Cloud

KUKA Connect Community Concept

Services

Product

Resumes

Things

On Premise

Edge Cloud

iBase SAP

Ticketing

Open API

Micro Services

Plug In

Community

Partner Devices

KUKA Devices

on TSN

Open REST APIsKUKA

proprietary

Customers

Production

Ok, data collection

is fine.

But what about

control downwards?

Control out

of the Cloud ?

Control out of the Cloud?

Not a good Idea!• Can be offline occasionally

• No real-time

• Long Round Trip times

• “Too far away” from the Things

What to do?

Edge Cloud Computing (aka Fog or Mist Computing)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQQjX8GTEko

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNCwMoruxXM

The Edge: Where Operation Technology (OT) meets Information Technology (IT)

HMIs &

KUKA RT-Edge

The Importance of the Edge

Things

On Premise

Edge Cloud

Open REST APIs

The (“slow”)

Mastermind

Decentralized

(“fast”) Brains

KUKA Cloud

Vegetative

Muscles &

Sensors

Decentralization of

the Cloud functions

down to the Edge(i.e. Amazon Greengrass,

MS Azure IoT Edge, etc.)

Centralization of the

Things functions up

to the Edges

(i.e. Robot/ Process/

PLC/ Cell Control, Safety

Supervision, etc.)

Thank you for your attention!

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