InvitationCampus Week 2014

June 30 to July 03, 2014Festo Didactic, Denkendorf

Greeting

Dear Sir or Madam,

Experts agree: the future of research and production will be largely deter-mined by the subjects “efficiency” and “information integration”. While the first is one of the most important pillars in answering the question of how we can create sustainable economic growth, the “informatization” of classic production and logistics processes has great potential to further streamline and automate processes.

As a member of the association SmartFactory Festo intensively searchesfor new ways to transfer new technologies and concepts in the context of factory automation. By close cooperation with other industrial companies and universities research and practice merge: the cooperation of intelligent components from different manufacturers and their networking among each other are tested and further developed under real conditions.

Festo does not only have the production itself in view, however, the focus is also on the training and qualification of young talents for future production worlds. With its turnkey learning factories and laboratory solutions Festo Didactic provides the necessary tools to help to shape the future of auto-mation technology.

Campus Week offers scientists and university tutors a platform for engaging in mutual dialogue with our partners. You will discover new potential for designing practical teaching methods for use in university education.Our colleagues are looking forward to exchanging ideas and information with you, to exciting presentations and everything that they can draw from the conversations with you for use in the future.

On behalf of our employees I cordially invite you to the internationalCampus Week 2014.

Dr. Theodor NiehausGeneral Manager Festo Didactic

Exhibition learning factories

Learning factory for the future: flexible, intelligent, needs-orientedThe MPS® Transfer Factory is a con-vertible factory which offers a wide range of possibilities for discover-ing flexible and networked manu-facturing processes. The individual function modules can be usedflexibly, thus making it possible to decide which skills to develop.

Energy efficiency in productionThe learning factory EDS® Green Factory offers exciting possibilities for exploring energy-efficient pro-duction. The modular, energy-efficient production system is sup-plemented by an intelligent supply system for electricity, heat and compressed air. The topic of the smart grid is given practical rele-vance in the energy network.

Everything live Daily from 08.30 a.m. we invite you to the breakfast buffet.All learning factories run around the clock at the Campus Week –on over 1000 sqm exhibition space. Our engineers and consultants look forward to speaking with you about your thoughts until late afternoon.

Order – production – logistics: the complete factory in the laboratoryThe processes and material flow in the ProLog learning factory repre-sent a real production system including logistics and shipping. The variety of stations and the tech-nologies they contain can be used to cover almost all of the relevant topics in control and automation technology.

Flexible production with integrated CNC-machinesMicroFMS systems permit inte-gration of small and compact CNC-machines up to CNC-machines for industrial series production in all our learning factories.All stages of product development are recreated, from CAD design to machining.

An end to isolation:uniform production control Procurement, planning, capacity – manufacturing processes can no longer be designed efficiently with-out the right Manufacturing Execu-tion System (MES). Large solutions are expensive, stand-alone solu-tions are not suitable for research and teaching. We present to you MES4, the optimum solution for complete order management –from receipt and monitoring of orders up to order analysis.

Agenda *

Monday, 30 June

09 a.m. Welcome09.30 – 10.30 a.m. Integrated industry with the turnkey learning factory (Eckhard von Terzi, Festo Didactic)10.30 – 12.00 a.m. Presentation of training solutions/ workshops with experts12.00 a.m. – 02.00 p.m. Lunch break/workshops with experts02.00 – 03.00 p.m. Industry 4.0 and the effects on production processes (Prof. Dr. Bauernhansl, IPA Stuttgart)03.10 – 04.10 p.m. Information technology – the key to the factory of the future (Dr. Sauer, IOSB Karlsruhe)

Tuesday, 1 July Excursion

09.00 a.m. Welcome/drive to Berkheim09.30 – 10.30 a.m. Visit at the Festo AG & Co. KG, presentation: concept of the new technology factory (Manfred Zahn, Festo AG)11.00 a.m. – 02.00 p.m. Drive to Sigmaringen in the Swabian Alps, lunch break02.00 – 04.30 p.m. Visit at the Albstadt-Sigmaringen College (presentation of the Transfer Factory)04.30 – 06.30 p.m. Guided tour to Castle “Hohenzollern”06.30 – 09.00 p.m. Dinner 09.00 p.m. Return

Wednesday, 2 July

09.00 a.m. Welcome09.30 – 10.30 a.m. Function-oriented engineering for component-based automation systems (Johannes Hoos, Festo AG)10.30 – 12.00 a.m. Live demonstration “Augmented reality with autonomous robots”/workshops with experts (Dr. Pensky, Festo Didactic)12.00 a.m. – 02.00 p.m. Lunch break/workshops with experts02.00 – 03.00 p.m. Bionic solutions (Dr. Nina Gaißert, Festo AG)03.10 – 04.10 p.m. E-Mobility and sustainable production (Prof. Dr. Panik, University of Applied Sciences Esslingen)

Thursday, 3 July

09.00 a.m. Welcome09.00 – 10.30 a.m. The factory with flexible energy use (Markus Graßl, IWU Stuttgart)10.30 – 12.00 a.m. Live demonstration EDS® Green Factory: Efficient energy management and smart grid/ workshops with experts12.00 a.m. – 02.00 p.m. Lunch break/workshops with experts02.00 – 03.00 p.m. Green production – energy efficiency in production (Prof. Dr. Hermann, TU Braunschweig)03.10 – 04.10 p.m. Energy-efficient production in the new technology factory at Scharnhausen (Michael Bernas, Festo AG)

* All presentations in English.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christoph Herrmann

Head of Institute for Machine Tools and Manufacturing TechnologyTU Braunschweig

Green Production –Energy efficiency in productionThe research projects of Prof. Herr-mann include the support of a life-cycle product planning and devel-opment, life cycle assessments, energy and resource efficiency in production, planning of disassem-bly and recycling systems as well as methods and tools for a holistic life cycle management.

Prof.-Dr. Ferdinand Panik

Head of Institute for sustainable energy technology and mobility (INEM)University of Applied Sciences, Esslingen

E-Mobility and sustainableproductionProf. Panik has been professor at the University of Applied Sciences Esslingen since 2003 and since 2012 Head of Institute for sustaina-ble energy technology and mobility (INEM). Furthermore, Prof. Panik is technical project manager of the UN/World bank technology transfer project “Hydrogen Fuel Cell Busses for Brazil”.

Speakers

Dipl.-Ing. Markus Graßl

Resource-efficient mechatronicprocessing machinesFraunhofer IWU

The energy-flexible factoryMarkus Grassl is a researchassociate in the project group for resource-efficient mechatronic pro-cessing machines of the Fraunhofer IWU. The research focus is in the field of energy-efficient and flexible factories. Since September 2012 Markus Grassl is Managing Director of the Bavarian Research Associa-tion FOREnergy.

Dr.-Ing Olaf Sauer

Head of Business Development, Marketing and Sale in the business field “Automation”Fraunhofer IOSB

Information technology –the key to the factory of the futureDr. Sauer is in charge of the busi-ness unit production monitoring and control at the Fraunhofer IOSB and is responsible for the develop-ment, supply and maintenance of ProVis production control systems. Dr. Sauer is deputy manager of the business field automation at three locations of the IOSB.

Dr. Nina Gaißert

Corporate Bionic ResearchFesto AG & Co. KG

Inspired by nature:the Bionic Learning Network of FestoDr. Nina Gaissert is a biologist in the Bionic Learning Network of Festo AG and responsible to accom-pany current and future Bionic rojects scientifically.

Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing.Thomas Bauernhansl

Head of Institute of IndustrialManufacturing and Management (IFF)Head of Institute for EnergyEfficiency in Production (EEP)University of Stuttgart

Head of Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and AutomationFraunhofer (IPA)

Industry 4.0 and its impact onproduction processesSince September 2011, Prof. Bau-ernhansl has been Head of Institute for Industrial Manufacturing and Management (IFF) and Head of the Fraunhofer-Institute for Manufac-turing Engineering and Automation (IPA). Since October 2012 Prof. Bauernhansl has also been Head of Institute for Energy Efficiency in production (EEP). Prof. Bauernhansl is a member of the Society of Manu-facturing Engineering in Stuttgart.

Speakers

M.Sc. Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Johannes Hoos

Corporate Research and TechnologyFesto AG & Co. KG

Function-oriented engineeringfor component-based automation systemsJohannes Hoos is responsible as research engineer at Festo AG for new concepts in the field of control technology and engineering for automation systems.

Manfred Zahn

Consulting team BerkheimFesto Lernzentrum Saar GmbH

The new technology factory Scharnhausen –from the objectives to the concept and the implementationManfred Zahn is responsible forvarious processes in the establish-ment of the new technology factory of Festo in Scharnhausen. Further-more, Manfred Zahn is a member of the core team “new building Scharnhausen” and project leader “Learning Factory and Layout”.

Speakers

Michael Bernas

Head of Research Future ProductionFesto AG & Co. KG

Energy-efficient production in the new technology factory Scharn-hausenThe focus of the research projects of Michael Bernas is located in the areas of “energy- and resource-efficient factory”, “robust, agile production structures” and“Industry 4.0 in productioncontrol systems “.

Partner of the Campus Week

Festo AG & Co. KGEsslingen

ADIROAutomatisierungstechnik GmbHEsslingen

EMCO Maier Ges.m.b.H.Hallein, Österreich

Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V.Ratingen

Siemens AG Industry AutomationErlangen

Additional information

Places to stay:

• Hotel Berkheimer Hof (ab 67,00 EUR) http://www.hotel-berkheimer-hof.de/Telephone: +49 711 3451607

• Hotel am Schelztor (ab 75,00 EUR) www.hotel-am-Schelztor.de/Telephone: +49 711 396964-0

• Hotel Best Western (ab 92,00 EUR) www.pcesslingen.consul-hotels.com/Telephone: +49 711 41111-0

Room contingent reserved under „Campus Week“.

All hotels are located near the centre of Esslingen, 20 minutes ofbus ride from Denkendorf.

Tips to end the day

A visit to Esslingen’s old town with many restaurants and cozy wine bars ...

... or relaxation in salt-water bath and sauna of the Merkel’sches bath, also located centrally.

Host

Festo Didactic GmbH & Co. KGRechbergstraße 373770 DenkendorfTelephone: +49 711 3467-0did@de.festo.comwww.festo-didactic.com

Further information:Eckhard von Terzitzi@de.festo.comTelephone: +49 711 3467-1346

Festo Didactic GmbH & Co. KG

Rechbergstraße 373770 DenkendorfGermanywww.festo-didactic.com