DIGINNO Industry 4.0 conference under the motto "Making Industry 4.0 real" took place in Kaunas, Lithuania on 20th March 2019. With almost 400 participants, the practice-oriented conference offered 20 highly-professional presentations from international speakers coming from Germany, Estonia, Denmark, Latvia and other countries. The panel discussion of the day put the focus on the Baltic Sea Region (BSR), where one of the future key growth drivers are digitalization and Industry 4.0 related transformation of manufacturing. Under the title "Industry 4.0 in the Baltics: Competition or partnership" the panel session was kicked-off by DIGINNO project partner Niels Koefoed from Aalborg University
You are welcome to explore the opportunities of artificial intelligence and machine learning in Industry 4.0 conference in Tallinn Estonia. On 29th of May, already for fifth year the leading organisations such as TalTech, Estonian Association of Information Technology and Telecommunications (ITL), Estonian Electronics Industries Association, Enterprise Estonia (EAS) and numerous flagship technology companies join forces to promote the opportunities emerging from Industry 4.0 framework. The event has a strong track record of bringing together and benefitting manufacturers, ICT vendors, academia and policy makers. The conference where entrepreneurs will also introduce practical use cases of In
Three seminars with the topic „Industry Digitalisation and Funding Resource Efficiency“ were organized in Estonia to raise awareness of the industrial companies and encourage them to seek for options making their production process more effective. Seminars were held in Tartu, Pärnu and Tallinn, where practicioners from IT companies focused on solutions how digitalisation have helped them raising effectiveness. Seminars were co-operation project of Estonian Ministry of the Environment and Estonian Association of Information Technology and Telecommunication. 100 million euro will be used in Estonia to raise resource efficiency in industry, it is funded from the resources of the European Union
The biggest passenger carrier in the Baltic States, providing bus rides to 21 countries and more than 200 cities across Eastern and Western Europe, needed a solution to improve communication between buses and operators to synchronize ticket sales on the internet with a passenger list and location of the buses. Company MIDIS designed interactive information system which significantly improved ECOLINES operator’s efficiency and customer service. Read more here. #DIGINNObest
On 14 Feb 2019, DIGINNO WP4 Lead (Aalborg University Cph) together with Latvia’s Ministry of Environmental Protection & Regional Development organised a seminar in Riga on the topic of "Cross-border e-services ownership and delivery: How to make the services more efficient?". The aim was to identify and discuss challenges related to ownership and delivery aspects of cross-border e-services (G2B). The seminar should not only provide knowledge and inspiration but also give inputs for policy recommendations for a planned round table in Norway end of 2019. The seminar mobilized 52 participants from seven countries, a mix of project partners and external stakeholders, representing public author
The second story from the best practice series comes from Sweden. Lundqvist Trävaru in the very north of Sweden, have created possibilities for their customers to design their own building ideas, in their own pace, without any direct contact our support of a salesperson or engineer. This has resulted in a strong growth and a more efficient way of working. The movie shows how customers can build their house or garage in a 3d-design and calculator, creating a digital twin which also in real time generate drawings, quotes and serves as basic orders into production. See full video here. The film is produced by Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth. The purpose is to inspire SMEs within