On March 17, DAMI 4.0 (Research Center for Digital Adaptive Manufacturing for Industry 4.0) invites you to a digital seminar on benefits for society and industry to work symbiosis around societal challenges. The seminar is the first in a series of seminars in which DAMI 4.0 invites to an interdisciplinary research agenda in five different areas related to how digitization with the help of intelligent data-driven systems affects production and processes in the factories of the future: system aspects, infrastructure, intelligence, organization and social and human factors.
We will discuss examples of the symbiosis and the profits that can arise for both companies and society when companies get involved in local communities and when initiatives are taken in local communities to involve, for example, children and young people in future issues such as digitization. During the seminar, we will discuss issues surrounding industry 5.0, and how companies' digitization journey is part of a larger societal context and has significance for local places and people.
Participating companies are Uddeholm and Volvo as well as the project Everyone's children and young people in Arvika.
• When: 17 March, at 13.00-15.00
• Where: Zoom
• For who: The seminar is aimed at companies and/or researchers who undergo or work with digitization processes in industry.
The framework for the afternoon looks like the following:
13.00
We welcome you to the seminar
(Lotta Braunerhielm, Kau & Anna Ericson Öberg, Volvo)
DAMI 4.0 interdisciplinary research agenda (Andreas Kassler, Kau)
13.25
Industry 5.0 (Anna Ericson Öberg, Volvo)
What does Industry 5.0 mean and how are people, environment and society included in a company's business
digitization journey?
14.00
Short inspirational lectures:
How do we maintain girls' interest in technology? The example Vera
(Åsa Öberg, Volvo) What benefits does Volvo CE see in working with young girls' interest in technology? Examples from
the VERA initiative.
Everyone's children and young people in Arvika (Elin Tienveri, Arvika Innovation park)
What benefits are there for Arvika's children and young people through the industry's commitment?
Strong local roots for 354 years. (Robert Gustafsson, Uddeholm)
How does Uddeholm get involved in the local community and what are the benefits?
14.40
Panel discussion
15.00
Future discussion in break-out rooms
What can help your business on this journey? What can DAMI contribute?
15.30
The seminar ends
The seminar is free of charge.
The seminar is organized by Karlstad University. Feel free to contact Lotta Braunerheim or Anna Ericson Öberg for more information.