Project Title

Capacity Building on Supply Chain Connectivity with Cloud-based Manufacturing Solutions 

Project Year

2022   

Project Number

PPSTI 06 2022A 

Project Session

Session 1   

Project Type

Standard 

Project Status

Completed Project   
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Project No.

PPSTI 06 2022A 

Project Title

Capacity Building on Supply Chain Connectivity with Cloud-based Manufacturing Solutions 

Project Status

Completed Project 

Publication (if any)

 

Fund Account

APEC Support Fund 

Sub-fund

ASF: APEC Supply Chain Connectivity 

Project Year

2022 

Project Session

Session 1 

APEC Funding

119,930 

Co-funding Amount

50,000 

Total Project Value

169,930 

Sponsoring Forum

APEC Policy Partnership on Science, Technology and Innovation (PPSTI) 

Topics

Science and Technology 

Committee

SOM Steering Committee on Economic and Technical Cooperation (SCE) 

Other Fora Involved

 

Other Non-APEC Stakeholders Involved

 

Proposing Economy(ies)

Chinese Taipei 

Co-Sponsoring Economies

Chile; Indonesia; Korea; Malaysia; Thailand 

Expected Start Date

01/03/2023 

Expected Completion Date

31/12/2023 

Project Proponent Name 1

TzuoLiang Luo 

Job Title 1

Director 

Organization 1

Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) 

Postal Address 1

Not Applicable 

Telephone 1

(886-49) 2345308 

Fax 1

Not Applicable 

Email 1

tzuolianglo@itri.org.tw 

Project Proponent Name 2

ShuoPeng Liang 

Job Title 2

R&D Manager 

Organization 2

Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) 

Postal Address 2

Not Applicable 

Telephone 2

(886-49) 2345308 

Fax 2

Not Applicable 

Email 2

spl@itri.org.tw 

Declaration

TzuoLiang Luo and ShuoPeng Liang 

Project Summary

With the COVID-19 pandemic and the trends toward achieving carbon neutral, the manufacturing industry are looking for methods to restructure supply chains and significantly improve overall energy efficiency with less resources.

Cloud computing is one of the promising technologies to build centralized or distributed manufacturing systems in the post-COVID era, as digital transformation solutions are deployed in the cloud in any configuration. During the COVID pandemic, manufacturing systems for medical masks were quickly established using cloud-based solutions with production capacity of up to 30 million pieces per day within 6 months.

In this project, fora and policy workshop will be conducted for public and private sectors including research institutes and solution providers to augment members to develop and deploy cloud-based solutions for intelligent manufacturing. Industrial demonstrations will be conducted in real production scenarios to encourage research groups, system integrators and software developers to adapt to  cloud-based intelligent manufacturing services.

Relevance

Issues: In the past two years, the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic has caused several waves of mass production disruption, especially in the APEC region where major labor-intensive industries are located. It demonstrates an urgent need on digitalization for ensuring the resiliency of a global supply chain.

Despite the world adjusting gradually getting back to normal, COVID-19 has still drastically changed our lives and work style that people are getting used to hybrid working and web conferencing. To mitigate the pandemic influences and build resilience for facing future challenges, remote collaboration has become the new normal and industries are looking for techniques to resolve engineering problems on remote sites with less costs induced by traveling of engineers, as well as more flexibility and immediacy on responding to issues.

On the other hand, to achieve carbon neutral, energy and resource consumption in manufacturing systems must be significantly reduced, and efficiency enhancement serves as a crucial method to reach the target goal. This project aims to address the above issues by introducing and promoting cloud-based manufacturing solutions adoption across members. Industry sectors such as metal cutting, textile, shoe making, and logistics from more than one economy in the APEC region are estimated to benefit from the proposed solutions

This project addresses the most important issue in digital transformation of the shop floor with an innovative method. That is to introduce an IoT software module which is compatible to all kinds of machinery together with cloud computing modules for intelligent manufacturing. IoT software with open architecture and information model will be defined and implemented so that intelligent machinery and manufacturing software can access operational and sensor data from shopfloor equipment and interact with each other.

Moreover, the machinery cloud platform aggregates many ready-to-use toolbox modules for development of intelligent manufacturing software such as process planning, optimization and monitoring, which can be customized to individual needs. The platform would encourage more developers from universities or research institutes to develop cloud-based intelligent manufacturing solutions for enhancing supply chain resilience. It can also help to reduce the technology gap between firms and economies, which contributes to the PPSTI 2022 theme of “Advancing inclusive innovation environment by enabling an inclusive, open, fair and non-discriminatory innovation environment”

Eligibility and Fund Priorities: This project aims to enhance supply chain connectivity with cloud-based manufacturing solutions. By sharing these solutions, we can:

1) Improve supply chain efficiency by 10% and reduce time/cost or uncertainty on process diagnostics, commissioning, and delivery.

2) Enable members with technology to improve overall manufacturing efficiency.

3) Provide customized solutions for specific members to meet requirements for various economic development.

4) Invite government officials to engage in and learn more about supply chain management for improving related policies and conducting private-public partnership.

Capacity Building: This project will host a forum and workshop to share policy planning, implementation, and strategic guidelines for cloud-based intelligent manufacturing. In addition, technical introduction on industrial IoT, cloud computing as well as case studies on the application of cloud-based manufacturing solutions will be presented. Overall speaking this project can help APEC member economies to build capacity on two categories: 

1) Using cloud-based platform to enhance present or new production lines to accelerate recovery from the pandemic.

2) Using cloud-based software development tools to speed-up innovation and joint development to meet requirements for carbon neutral production.

Objectives

The objective of this project is to enable manufacturing industries within regions with the ability to develop and adapt cloud-based manufacturing solutions to improve flexibility, immediacy and resiliency of manufacturing systems and supply chains, as well as meet requirements posed by the global trends of pursuing carbon-neutral production. Members can benefit from the outcome of this project in several aspects, including technology diffusion, digital transformation, manufacturing capability improvement, and linkage enhancement across supply chains.

Alignment

Alignment to APEC: This project meets APEC 2022 priority of restoring connectivity in all dimensions as the cloud-based manufacturing solutions help industries in the region to reconnect engineering groups and supply chains during and after the pandemic. Research groups can also connect with each other through the cloud-based development platform and conduct inter-discipline joint research.  

This project also aligns with the APEC Putrajaya Vision 2040 as the cloud-based manufacturing solutions will contribute to innovation and digitalization by accelerating digital transformation of the supply chain and narrowing the digital divide among economies for facilitating strong, balanced, sustainable and inclusive growth.  

Alignment to Forum: This project aligns with PPSTI Subgroup B priority of “Promoting Enabling Environment for Innovation” as innovative technology can be aggregated in the cloud-computing environment so that everyone can easily access and apply to specific manufacturing scenario without the limit of time and movement. The cloud platform is now administered and operated by the project team. While the platform could greatly reduce the time cost as well as information gap, the environment would become more enabling for innovation. Furthermore, this project meets the target of PPSTI Sub-group C of creating STI ecosystems & STI networks that strengthen regional STI linkages by enhancing connectivity of industry, academia and policy maker consortiums. This project also aligns with the PPSTI 2022 priorities as follows:

1) Supporting regional recovery: Low-hanging-fruit technologies will be packaged into ready-to-use solutions and being presented on the cloud platform so that manufacturing industries can quickly adapt and boost production capacity with less personnel and resources.

2) Advancing Inclusive Innovation Environment: Developers for intelligent manufacturing can access encapsulated domain knowledge in terms of cloud services, reducing overall costs to re-develop and re-validate ideas and prototype systems and hence would be able to focus more on innovation. Moreover, the cloud-based platform could help startup companies to engage more in the manufacturing ecosystem and supply chain for increasing their exposure to consumers and promoting sustainable growth.

3) Stimulating Digital Technologies for Sustainable Growth: With less cost and barriers to implement digital technologies into the manufacturing process, economies could benefit from it and lead to sustainable and inclusive growth.

TILF/ASF Justification

Not Applicable.

Beneficiaries and Outputs

Outputs: Outputs from this project includes a survey of APEC economies, a forum on policy making of cloud-based intelligent manufacturing and workshop on case studies sharing of cloud-based intelligent manufacturing, and a final report. Ex ante and ex post survey will be conducted before and after the project duration. Detailed items of the output are as follows. 

1.  Survey of APEC economies:  A questionnaire will be designed and send to potential participants within the region to assess application of cloud-based intelligent manufacturing solutions experiences in APEC economies. Result from the survey will be referenced for building agendas in the policy workshop and forum and ensure a common understanding of current status and key issues, and thus enable more productive and engaging discussions and contributions at the upcoming events. Main items in the questionnaire may include:

1)  Difficulties during the pandemic and measures to resolve

2)  Current pain points on production management and process

3)  Current status of using information, communication technologies in production system 

A 5-page summary of findings will be prepared and included as part of the Final Report.

Targeted survey respondents:

1)  General manager, IT directors from machine builders.

2)  General manager, MIS or production managers from manufacturing industry (e.g. makers of air craft, automotive parts, bicycle parts, shoe makers).

3)  Research institutes on manufacturing technology, computer science.

4) University professors on manufacturing technology and computer science.

5) Sales or marketing manager from cloud computing companies within region 

2.     Forum and Policy Workshop:

Purpose:

1)  The forum will be focusing on planning and promotion of the policy as well as strategic guidelines on cloud-based intelligent manufacturing and to create linkages between government officials, think tanks and industrial representatives.

2) The workshop will be focusing on implementation and case studies sharing for cloud-based intelligent manufacturing. Experts in the related field will also be invited to the event to share success stories on adapting cloud-based intelligent manufacturing solutions.

3) Site visits will be arranged

Time and topics:

1) September 2023, 2-Day event at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

2) Day 1: Forum on policy making of cloud-based intelligent manufacturing and site visits

i. Government officials and think tanks to share policy expectations and promotion of intelligent manufacturing.

ii. Self-funded site visits to shopfloor or logistics hub which already incorporated IoT, cloud-based intelligent manufacturing technology give participants concept on how these technology work together and help production managers to improve overall efficiency of their shopfloor.

3) Day 2: Workshop on case studies sharing of cloud-based intelligent manufacturing (with panel discussion)

i. Building of the technology verification site for intelligent manufacturing—the policy background, strategy, implementation and economic impacts

ii. Building of the machinery cloud—the policy background, strategy, implementation and benefits

iii. Case studies for digital transformation of manufacturing at different stages(labor intense, semi-automatic, automatic, flexible and intelligent manufacturing)

iv. Industrial representatives to share experiences on adopting intelligent manufacturing technology, roadmaps of future development and case studies. 

Venue:  With mitigated pandemic, international traveling is possible, the physical event is planned to be hosted at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, a delegation with government officials, think tank members and industrial representatives will attend the venue. Representatives from economies within APEC region will be invited to attend the physical venue. Local site visits will be arranged in Malaysia.

Participants:

1) For the forum on policy making of cloud-based intelligent manufacturing, the participants are

i. Government officials at working/operational level for economic, industrial development, digital or information affairs will be invited

ii. Representatives at general management level from machinery industry, manufacturing industry such as automotive shoe making, textile, logistics will be invited

2) For the workshop on case studies sharing of cloud-based intelligent manufacturing, the participants are

i. Experts from ITRI to present overall IoT and intelligent manufacturing and policy background, strategy, implementation and economic impacts on building the demo site and the machinery cloud.

ii.  Industrial representatives to present case studies.

iii. Policy makers, research groups from universities and think tanks within APEC region may register as attendee and participate in the workshop.

iv. Participants from the forum will also be invited to attend the workshop 

Agenda:

Day 1:

1.  09:00-09:30 Opening Session

2.  09:30-09:55 Perspectives on Intelligent Manufacturing

3. 09:55-10:20 Policy making and implementation on technology verification site

4.  10:20-10:50 Tea Break

5. 10:50-11:15 Policy making and implementation on cloud-based intelligent manufacturing solutions

6. 11:15-12:00 Recap on key information and learnings, panel discussion on gaps between policy making and implementation

7.  12:00-13:30 Lunch Break

8.  14:00-16:00 Site visits 

Day 2:

1. 09:00-09:30 Overall IoT and intelligent manufacturing and policy background, strategy, implementation and economic impacts on building the demo site and the machinery cloud.

2. 09:30-09:55 Industrial representatives to present case studies on metal cutting.

3. 09:55-10:20 Industrial representatives to present case studies on textile industry

4. 10:20-10:50 Tea Break

5. 10:50-11:15 Industrial representatives to present case studies on start-up company based on IoT and research achievement from research institute.

6. 11:15-12:00 Recap on key information and learnings, panel discussion on common issues adopting intelligent manufacturing solutions.

7.  12:00 Lunch Break

8. 13:00-13:30 Roadmap of future development of intelligent manufacturing

9. 13:30-14:00 Digital transformation of manufacturing at different stages

10. 14:30-15:00 Development use cases of cloud-based intelligent manufacturing solutions

11. 15:00-15:30 tea break

12. 15:30-16:00 Remote collaborative engineering for intelligent manufacturing.

13. 16:00-17:00 Recap on key information and learnings, panel discussion on common issues adopting intelligent manufacturing 

3.   Final report

Purpose: The final reports are essential for sustainable capacity building outcomes, as they are vehicles for information sharing and can be valuable ongoing resources for member economies. Therefore, the Final Report will be published as an APEC Publication. 

The final report will contain the following items

1)  Summaries of the survey (5 pages)

2) Summaries of the forum and workshop, including key discussions and conclusions (10 pages)

3) Key discussions between government officials, think tanks, and universities (5 pages)

4) Best practices for digital transformation to cover aspects such as technical diffusion, improvements in manufacturing capabilities, linkage enhancement across supply chains, and enhanced compatibility (10 pages)

5) Lessons learned and policy recommendations targeted at APEC economies (10 pages)

6)  Conclusion(2 pages) 

Outcomes: 

1) Increased participant knowledge on how to adapt cloud-based manufacturing solutions and speed up development,  including key issues such as:

a) interaction between policy makers and industrial associations to come up with a feasible system architecture and business model, linkage between industries and research groups to quickly transform domain expertise to industrial application

b) challenges on design, implementation of an IoT platform to fit relevant industries within economies or region while compatible with existing industrial standards

c)  opportunities on developing, marketing, and deploying cloud-base manufacturing solutions for global manufacturing industries.

d) cloud-based software development tools available to speed up development of IoT software, interaction between cloud computing modules as well as metering and billing of usage at end user’s site or production machines.

2) Increased resources and opportunities for APEC economies, including relevant policies, best practices and stakeholder networks.

Ex ante and ex post survey will be conducted before and after the project duration. The ex ante and ex post will include a question about current pain points in the production system, requirements on cloud-based manufacturing solutions to measure the outcome from this project, and will also asks participants to identify which part of cloud-based manufacturing solutions, or which best practice or recommendation from the project, that they may consider most relevant and applicable to their own economy.

Beneficiaries: 

Primary beneficiaries:

1. Policy makers and think tanks:  Experiences on technology development and implementation shared in the region can help members on strategic planning and developing policy recommendation for enhancing the industry.

2. Senior executives from machine makers and manufacturing industry: Benefit from the clarifying concepts on how to improve machine IoT manufacturing efficiency by adapting cloud-based technology to fit with intelligent manufacturing systems

3. Research institutes and universities: Linkage between research institutes across members will be enhanced as new technologies can be developed, verified and deployed by using cloud platform and physical demonstration site. Multi-discipline research topics can be created during these kinds of interaction. 

Secondary beneficiaries: Overall manufacturing supply chain including software developers, machine makers, system integrators, etc.: With the increased knowledge of participants, capacity on intelligent manufacturing and production management shall be increased, and hence the overall efficiency of supply chain. The average delivery time and inventory cost will be reduced.

Dissemination

1) The target audiences for the publicity of the project will be the private sector (manufacturing industry, ISVs, etc.), research institutions and universities in the APEC region. A portal web site of current implementation of cloud-based manufacturing solution can be accessed by the audience.

2) The Final Report will be published as an APEC Publication and will be disseminated through APEC website.

3) Current portal: Intelligent Cloud for Machinery https://portal.imacloud.com.tw/#/?locale=en-us, developed and maintain by ITRI.

Gender

This project aims to achieve a balance of gender representation to achieve gender equality. Both male and female participants have the same opportunity to attend the forum and workshop to share their opinions and feedback. The target ratio of female participants and female participants in APEC economies will be fully considered to achieve a satisfactory level of gender equality. As a disadvantaged group, women from developing economies can benefit a lot from this project because it can help reduce economic disparities in their own economies and help improve economic and social well-being.

PO is committed to collecting sex disaggregated data for all speakers and participants (not only those funded by APEC) at the project event. This data will be included when submitting a Completion Report to the Secretariat upon completion of the project, as well as providing guidance to future POs on their own gender parity targets.

Targets

Female Participants (%)

40%

Female Speakers/Experts (%)

40%

Referring to the Guide on Gender Criteria for APEC Project Proposals in the Guidebook on APEC Projects, please tick the pillar or pillars that this project supports, in promoting women’s economic empowerment:

5 Pillars (you may tick more than one)

1

Access to Capital and Assets

2

Access to Markets

3

Skills, Capacity Building, and Health

X

4

Leadership, Voice and Agency

X

5

Innovation and Technology

X

Skills, Capacity Building, and Health: The project will bring together international speakers, thought leaders and change makers representing civil society, academia, and the private and public sectors around the world. It focuses on sharing knowledge, engaging in active dialogue with participants, and promoting concrete actions to help improve women’s economic empowerment.

Leadership, Voice and Agency: During the policy workshop and forum, participants of both genders will have the same opportunity to share their opinions and feedback. For this reason, women are regarded as contributors, professionals and leaders of the project. The target ratio of female participants and female speakers/experts in APEC economies will be fully considered to achieve a satisfactory level of gender equality.

Innovation and Technology: In this project, participants of both genders have the same opportunities to benefit from and participate in the development and implementation of technologies including cloud technology, network security, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence and augmented reality/virtual reality to enhance the supply chain connectivity, solve the problem of mobility restriction and promote development.

Work Plan



Timeline

Tasks

Deliverables

Mar 2023

Contract with APEC Secretariat

Drafting Terms of Reference for contractor (for survey and event logistic)

Signed one Contract covering survey and event management

Mar 2023

Survey of APEC economies

Preparation of the questionnaire

Submit and approve by secretariat and circulate to economies

Collect questionnaire

Analysis the survey as reference for the agenda of forum and workshop

Questionnaire ready to be approved by secretariate and circulate to economies

Collected Questionnaire

Apr 2023

1.     

1 April 2023: Submit the APEC Project Monitoring Report to the Secretariat

APEC Project Monitoring Report

Forum and workshop-venue confirm

Preparing venue, booking venue; confirming logistical arrangements including travel for speakers/participants

Venue location

Logistical arrangements planning

May 2023

2.     

Development of initial draft agenda

Initial draft agenda

Forum and workshop-identify speakers

Inviting speakers by ITRI

Inviting speakers with nomination form

Speaker invitation letter

Speaker nomination form

Jun 2023

Forum and workshop-revise agenda/prepare registration

Developing agenda for the forum and workshop (with ref to survey)

Preparing the online registration and the online platform for the forum and workshop

Draft agenda for the forum and workshop

On-line registration website

Jul 2023

Forum and workshop-send invitations and GIC

Drafting the General Information Circular (GIC), including nomination form

sending participants invitations; sending out the ex-ante evaluation (within June-July 2023)

Draf General Information Circular (GIC)

Ex ante evaluation form

Aug 2023

Forum and workshop-finalize agenda

Finalize agenda of the forum and workshop, including speaker list and audience list

Registering participants (within August-September 2023)

Finalized agenda

Speakers and participant list

Sep 2023

3.     

Implement the Forum and Policy Workshop

Forum and Policy Workshop implemented

Ex post survey distribution

GIC

Agenda

Attendance list

Drafting of Final Report

Final report draft

Nov 2023

Submission of Final Draft to Secretariat for review and forum endorsement

Final report with the following chapters

Summaries of the survey (5pages)

Summaries of the forum and workshop (10 pages)

Key discussions between government officials, think tanks, and universities (5 pages)

Best practices for digital transformation (10 pages)

Lessons learned and policy recommendations targeted at APEC economies (10 pages)

Conclusion (2pages)

Feb 2024

Submit the APEC Project Completion Report and supporting documents to APEC Secretariat

APEC Project Completion Report

6 months after project end date

PO survey of participating economies to track project outcomes

Email to Secretariat

6 to 12 month after project end date

Participation in the Long-Term Evaluation of APEC Projects conducted by APEC Secretariat

Risks

No.

Risks

How will it be managed?

1

With severe pandemic, international traveling is impossible or difficult due to strict border control and quarantine policies, but domestic traveling is feasible

There will be two parallel physical session hosted in Taipei and Kuala Lumpur. Representatives from economies within APEC region will be invited to attend the physical venue in Kuala Lumpur. Government officials, think tank members and industrial representatives will be invited to attend the physical or online sessions wherever it is convenient. Local site visits will be arranged in Malaysia.

2

When traveling is not possible or risky both internationally and domestically.

The forum goes fully online. Local site visits will be cancelled.

3

Not having the desired number of funded participants

The forum and workshop will be hybrid. When funded participants are not able to attend physically, they can still attend the on-line event.

4

Not having the right (qualified) participants in the event.

PO provide sophisticated information on the agenda of the forum and workshop to invited participants, including

a)    outline of presentation from invited speakers

b)    short video clips of case studies or success stories regarding cloud-based manufacturing solutions

to ensure the invited participants are relevant to the event or they can forward to other proper personnel.


Monitoring and Evaluation

Evaluation Focus

Indicators

Target Goals

Evaluation Method

Reporting Method

Outputs

Survey of APEC economies

1.         No. of questionnaires

1

Questionnaire

Final Report

2.         No. of responses

30

Result analysis of the on-line form

Final Report

3.         No. of participating economies

12

Result analysis of the on-line form

Final Report

4.         content developed and deployed

15 March 2023

Certification by PO

Final Report

Forum and (Policy) Workshop (on Cloud-based Solutions for Intelligent Manufacturing)

1.    No. of participants (excl. speakers/ experts)

50

Event Attendance List

Completion Report

2.      % of participating men/women (excl. speakers/experts)

70/30

Event Attendance List

Completion Report

3.      No. of speakers/
experts engaged

5

Event Attendance List

Completion Report

4.      % of speakers/
experts (men/women)

70/30

Event Attendance List

Completion Report

5.      No. of attending economies

6

Event Attendance List

Completion Report

6.      No. of travel eligible economies

11

Event Attendance List

Completion Report

7.      Content developed and deployed

1 October 2023

Certification by PO

Final Report

Final Report

1.      No. of pages

42

Final Report

Final Report

2.      No. of recommendations identified

5

Final Report

Final Report

3.      No. of best practices identified

4

Final Report

Final Report

Out-comes

Increased participant knowledge on how to adapt cloud-based manufacturing solutions and speedup development

1.      Number of activities (meetings, workshops, joint projects etc.)

2

Tracking economies six months after event

Report to the Working Group

2.      Developing APEC economies report substantial knowledge increase

50%

Tracking economies six months after event

Report to the Working Group

3.       Women report substantial knowledge increase

50%

Tracking economies six months after event

Report to the Working Group

4.      All participants increased knowledge

50%

Tracking economies six months after event

Report to the Working Group

Increased resources and opportunities for APEC economies

1.   Number of activities (meetings, workshops, joint projects etc.)

2

Tracking economies six months after event

Report to the Working Group

2.    Developing APEC economies report resources and opportunities increased

33%

Tracking economies six months after event

Report to the Working Group

3.    Women report resources and opportunities increased

33%

Tracking economies six months after event

Report to the Working Group

4.    All participants resources and opportunities increased

33%

Tracking economies six months after event

Report to the Working Group

5.    Reduced time/cost for process diagnostics in particular industrial case studies

At least 10%-20%

Tracking economies six months after event

Report to the Working Group

Others


Linkages

This project focuses on technology diffusion, linkages in supply chains and improved manufacturing capability, which is very relevant to the Digital Economy Steering Group’s (DESG) key focus of promoting innovation and adoption of enabling technologies and services; and SMEWG priority of inclusive capability development towards digitalization. Therefore, we would work closely with DESG and SMEWG and will invite expert/speaker from the fora to contribute to the project events. 

After the project completed, further adoption of intelligent manufacturing technology will be tracked continuously by ex post survey within 6-12 month after project completion. Aspects of further activities including more interactions between think tanks, policy makers and academy which may trigger more collaborations on conferences, forums, joint research projects and intern programs between universities and research institutes within region.

Sustainability

1)   Core technology for cloud-based intelligent manufacturing solutions will continue to be improved and upgraded after APEC funding is finished.

2)   After the project completion, PO and the project team will continue to follow up the action items and linkages between policy makers, R&D communities during the forum and workshop. Additional meetings, workshops, forums or joint research projects will be reported to the corresponding APEC working group.

3) Conduct an ex post survey within 6-12 month after project completion to track increased participant knowledge on how to adapt cloud-based manufacturing solutions and speedup development and Increased resources and opportunities for APEC economies.

4)  Outcomes can be measured with the following criteria:

Evaluation Criteria

Indicators

Reduced time/cost for process diagnostics in particular industrial case studies with cloud-based manufacturing solutions

At least 10%-20%

Number of activities (meetings, workshops, joint projects etc.)

2

Number of speakers

10


Project Overseers

The project overseer Dr. TzuoLian Luo joined ITRI in 2005 as a researcher. He is now the Director of the Intelligence Manufacturing Technology Division, Intelligence Machinery Technology Center, ITRI. He is experienced in many government supported R&D projects and industrial service projects. He also participated in think tank groups and help to derive strategic planning of intelligent manufacturing.

The project overseer Dr. ShuoPeng Liang joined ITRI in 2005 as a researcher. He is now the R&D manager of the intelligent machinery technology center. He is experienced in many government supported R&D projects and industrial service projects. He also participated in several international joint research project on intelligent manufacturing, industrial application of 5G private network and immersive interaction with digital twins.

Cost Efficiency

Not Applicable.

Drawdown Timetable

Not Applicable.

Direct Labour

Contractor – Event Logistics

No.

Specific Tasks

No. of Hours

1.        

Search for the event venue, check and test the network configuration to provide a proposal for equipment setup.

60

2.        

Working with project team in drafting, revising and finalizing the event related documents, including promotion materials, news release and Inviting speakers and discussing term and expected output from speakers.

80

3.

Managing and overseeing events on the day of the event, including problem-solving, welcoming guests, directing event set-up, communicating with staff, and organizing vendors and organizing vendors .

60

3.        

Coordinate all pre-event requests for the speakers and participants

20

4.        

Assisting in the event test run and rehearsal

16

5.        

Follow-up on the event details as per the agenda and needs of each event for the speakers and participants, provide all on-site requirements such as speaker/participant registration, meal requirements etc.

50

Total

286


Waivers

Not Applicable.

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No 
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