The Digital Twin in The Industry 4.0 Revolution: Challenges in Model Integration, Simulations & Data Analysis

The role of digital twin in industry and systems is expanding – the development of monitoring, diagnostics and prognostic capabilities are a cornerstone in control, efficiency and the implementation of predictive maintenance. Sign up to the conference to learn about the most important revolution of our time!

About The Conference

The Fourth Industrial Revolution (or Industry 4.0) is the continuous automation of traditional manufacturing and industrial practices, using modern smart technology. Large-scale machine-to-machine (M2M) communication and the Internet of Things (IoT) are combined for increased automation, improved communication and self-monitoring, and the production of smart machines that can analyze and diagnose problems without the need for human intervention.

The concept of digital twins is based on a combination of physical models that describe the machine’s behavior and its deterioration processes over time with analytics capabilities that enable lessons to be learned, decision making and model improvement. The physical models can include the control model, the load model, the erosion model, the crack development model and more while the analytics model which is based on experimental data and operational data from the field.

The purpose of the conference is to discuss the applications and challenges of the Digital Twin as part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0) and related fields such as PHM and SHM. The conference will address aspects of technology, systems vision and analytics that are closely integrated into digital twins.

Further Reading: “The digital twin in Industry 4.0: a wide-angle perspective” by Prof. Ron Kenett & Prof. Jacob Bortman

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The members of the organizing committee selected fascinating professional lectures by world-renowned experts to be presented during the conference. In addition, you will be able to visit dedicated rooms for presentations and personal meetings with industry experts (you can join these rooms using the “Breakout Rooms” option in Zoom).

Conference Agenda

Speaker	Lecture Title	Hour	Language
Opening Session
Eng. Ehud Noff AEAI Chairman	Opening Remarks on behalf of the Association of Engineers	9:00-9:05	Hebrew
Haim Rousso Photonics Israel Chairman	Opening Remarks on behalf of the R&D Forum	9:05-9:10	Hebrew
Prof. Ron Kenett Data Science Society Chairman at AEAI	Keynote >> The Digital Twin in The Industry 4.0 Revolution: Challenges in Model Integration, Simulations & Data Analysis	9:10-9:50	Hebrew
Break 1		9:50-10:00
Morning Session
Vitaly Yashar Israeli Ministry of Energy	The digital twin in the modern age and related technologies	10:00-10:20	Hebrew
Dvir Ravoy HP Indigo	NC 4.0, a pillar of Quality 4.0 applicability: prioritizing nonconformities events	10:20-10:40	Hebrew
Arq. Batel Yossef Ravid & Dr. Meirav Aharon Gutman Technion – Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning	Civic Digital Twin	10:40-11:00	Hebrew
Itai Dabran Technion – Center for Smart Technologies in the Faculty of Computer Science	Assimilation of “digital twins” in traditional industry with the help of computer science students	11:00-11:20	Hebrew
Eyal Farkash Accenture Technology	Beyond the cloud: virtual reality, the digital twin, artificial intelligence and quantum computing	11:20-11:40	Hebrew
Expert Rooms – Breakout Sessions	Free entry of participants to discussion rooms with industry experts	11:40-12:25	Hebrew
Lunch Break		12:25-13:10
Noon Session
Dan Nesher Systematics	Leveraging MATLAB & Simulink for Digital Twins	13:10-13:30	Hebrew
Dr. Itai Dattner University of Haifa – Department of Statistics and Center for Data Science	Learning Dynamical Systems: Optimal Integration of Mathematical Models with Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence	13:30-13:50	Hebrew
Erwin Schulman IAI – Israel Aerospace Industries	IAI insight on Digital Twin – the way to implementation	13:50-14:10	Hebrew
Ron Bublitsky IAI – Israel Aerospace Industries	Digital Twins – What May Seem Virtual Today is Tommorrow’s Reality	14:10-14:30	Hebrew
Break 2		14:30-14:50
Afternoon Session 1
Isi Matalon (Greece) Altair	How digital twin technology can drive better design and higher operational efficiency	14:50-15:10	English
Francisco Chinesta (France) Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology	Physics-based and data-driven hybrid modeling: when data enrich models and models render data smarter	15:10-15:30	English
Dr. Moritz von Stosch (Switzerland) DataHow AG	Lessons from the development of Digital Twins of biopharmaceutical processes	15:30-15:50	English
Break 3		15:50-16:00
Afternoon Session 2
Nathan Wycoff (USA) Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	Learning and Deploying Active Subspaces on Black Box Simulators	16:00-16:20	English
Vahab Najari (USA) ProcessMiner Inc.	How the ProcessMiner Artificial Intelligence Platform Achieved Unprecedented Autonomous Chemistry Control for Tissue Mill	16:20-16:40	English
Dr. Soumya Banerjee (France) Trasna-Solutions , Arklow Ireland	The Era of Digital Twins & Machine Learning – Analytics: Will it be “A Tale of Two Cities” with Industry 4.0?	16:40-17:00	English
Prof. Jacob Bortman (Israel) Ben-Gurion University	Open Q&A Disicussion	17:00-17:30	English/Hebrew

Registration

Participation in the conference is free of charge but requires registration, registrants will receive an email with a link to participate from Zoom.
The link will be sent from: “Liz AEAI Webinar” (it is important to make sure that your registration is done from the email address on which your Zoom account is set).

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(Workshop Conducted in Hebrew)

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