Seminar Information
The 17th Toshiba Machine Group Solution Fair 2019 has ended.
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May 23 ( Thu )
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. ( Numazu Hall 1 / The second floor / 350 seats )" (Available in English / Japanese ) ( Gotemba is a satellite venue / 150 seats )
“New Era of Mobility:New Market Creation and Industrial Structure Reform Inspired by Self-Driving Technology”
Tsuguo Nobe
Intel K.K.
Director and Chief Advanced Service Architect
Business Development, Government and policy Group
Visiting Associate Professor
Institute of Innovation for Future society, Nagoya University
The introduction of fully automated vehicles will lead to not only radical technical innovations but also new auto market creation and industrial structure reform. In this session, drastic changes to be brought about by MaaS (especially EVs + full self-driving technology + mobility service) to city planning, people's life, industrial structure, and transfer of humans, things and energy, will be explained.
13:30 p.m. - 14:30 p.m. ( Numazu Hall 1 / The second floor / 350 seats )" ( Available in English / Japanese ) ( Gotemba is a satellite venue / 150 seats )
“The Future of Japan's Manufacturing and Needed Reform:Connected Industries and Flying Cars”
Kenji Mikami
METI
Director, Manufacturing Industries
Technology Strategy Office, and,
Director for Digital Strategy
Manufacturing Industries Bureau
The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has proposed the concept "Connected Industries" for the next-generation manufacturing, which is to be realized through joint efforts by all companies and other parties in Japan. Challenges and points important for public agencies, private companies and production facilities to realize society and industries to connect various businesses, corporations, personnel, data, machines, and other actors (Society 5.0), will be explained. In addition, the concept of "flying cars," whose roadmap was presented by a public-private committee in late 2018, will also be introduced as a new move in the auto industry.
15:00 p.m. - 16:00 p.m. ( Gotemba Hall 8 / 150 seats ) ( Numazu is a satellite venue / 350 seats )
“The "Connected" World and Its Future:New Values to Be Created by Industry 4.0”
Toshimitsu Kawano
Beckhoff Automation K.K.
Managing Director
Industry 4.0 translates as the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Germany and other European nations have been leading the way in the project, but it is said that gaining connectivity is not an easy job due to technical challenges, even in Germany. In this session, I will explain activities around the world to overcome such challenges, as well as new values and new forms of industries expected to be created by smart connectivity, illustrating some cutting edge use cases in machine tools and other industrial machines.
May 24 ( Fri )
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. ( Numazu Hall 1 / The second floor / 350 seats )" (Available in English / Japanese ) ( Gotemba is a satellite venue / 150 seats )
“Goals to Be Achieved by IoT:Creation of New Values via Digital Transformation”
Tomonori Yako
Uhuru Corporation
Chief Innovation Officer
Director, IoT Innovation Center
Executive Consultant
Although more companies have started efforts to introduce IoT technology and some of such efforts have already come to fruition, IoT is just a means and few corporations have a clear vision of what goals to be achieved by IoT. Explained in this session will be new values that should be generated in the process of digital transformation, which is designed to realize the digital twin by synchronizing the digital world with the reality with the help of IoT, and what effects they will have.
13:30 p.m. - 14:30 p.m. ( Numazu Hall 1 / The second floor / 350 seats )" ( Available in English / Japanese ) ( Gotemba is a satellite venue / 150 seats )
“The World to Be Realized by NVIDIA's AI Platform”
Hiroki Saito
NVIDIA
Industry Group
Director
Big data is helping promote the latest technologies in the auto, analysis, healthcare, and other industries. Things that were believed to be realized only distant future are rapidly being brought closer to reality owing to AI and deep learning, which are essential to promote the use of big data. This session will introduce the cutting-edge AI platforms, their latest use cases around the world, and what will happen in the future due to the technologies.
May 25 ( Sat )
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. ( Numazu Hall 1 / The second floor / 350 seats )" (Available in English / Japanese ) ( Gotemba is a satellite venue / 150 seats )
“Toward the New Auto Market:How to Compete in the Next-Generation Auto Industry”
Yasuhiro Daisho
WASEDA University
Professor Emeritus
Senior Research Professor, Laboratory of
Research organization of Next Generation Vehicles
Research Council
What will social transportation systems be like by 2030 to 2050? Or what should they be like? What kind of auto power system will support them? Yasuhiro Daisho at Waseda University, one of the top experts in the car power system research, will explain the current situations and future of increasingly various power train technologies as well as how companies should compete in the new market to be created by the next-generation auto technology.
13:30 p.m. - 14:30 p.m. ( Numazu Hall 1 / The second floor / 350 seats )" ( Available in English / Japanese ) ( Gotemba is a satellite venue / 150 seats )
“Application of Data-Driven AI for Manufacturing”
Ichiro Takeuchi
Nagoya Institute of Technology
Department of Computer Science
Professor
RIKEN
Center for Advanced Intelligence Project
Team Leader
As the current development of AI is based on data science, AI is also called data-driven AI. When using data-driven AI in manufacturing, an approach known as active learning is effective. Active learning is a data science framework covering the data acquisition process and can be regarded as a kind of experiment planning. This session will provide an outline of data-driven AI, explain active learning for manufacturing, and introduce relevant applications.