Factories of the future: productive AND attractive?
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Industrial Technologies Innovation Industrial Leadership Leadership in enabling and industrial technologies France Germany Greece Italy Switzerlanddate: 22/09/2015
Project: A collaborative and augmented-enabled ec...
acronym: SatisFactory
See also: CORDIS
Key to the SatisFactory project is the aggregation of various smart devices and sensors to collect data such as production output, workplace occupancy, temperature and vibration. This information will be used to create an intra-factory overview of facilities and procedures, to monitor production processes and diagnose problems and flaws.
The team will create a collaboration platform for workers to share knowledge and practices, while wearable computing, motivational (gamification) techniques and augmented reality will all be used to attract more young people to a career in manufacturing.
By combining detection algorithms with location data, gesture recognition and event identification, the SatisFactory team also aims to improve workers’ wellbeing and safety.
The project is expected to create 12 products, all of which will be deployed and tested in two industrial sites manufacturing batteries and industrial automation systems (mainly for the automotive sector).