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FACTORY OF THE FUTURE, 25 TH AUG ‘17 Writing the Future Together with ABB ABB Robotics Matt Tsai, Taiwan Local Business Unit Manager
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FACTORY OF THE FUTURE, 25TH AUG ‘17
Writing the Future Together with ABB
ABB Robotics
Matt Tsai, Taiwan Local Business Unit Manager
Industry Robots Trends
How ABB Supports the Factory of the Future
Challenges and opportunities
Industry Robots Trends
Takeaways
October 26, 2018 Slide 2
Agenda
ABB: the pioneering technology leader
October 26, 20181SOURCE: Q4 2017 published financial results; ABB analysisSlide 3
What(Offering)
For whom(Customers)
Where(Geographies)
Utilities Industry Transport & Infrastructure
Globally
Asia, Middle East, Africa Americas Europe
~$34 bn revenue1 ~100 countries ~147,000 employees
Pioneering technology
Products Systems Services & software
Well positioned in attractive markets
October 26, 2018 SOURCE: Q4 2017 published financial results; ABB analysisSlide 4
A true global player – team, culture, and presence
ABB has a unique global team with local presence everywhere
Revenue split 2017 Top 200 managers
>3/4 from outside Switzerlandand Sweden
27 nationalities from 6continents
7 nationalities in the ExecutiveCommittee
Emerging markets (46%)
Mature markets (54%)
Europe
35% $11.8 bn
Americas
28% $9.7 bn
AMEA
$12.8 bn37%
Global and local footprint5,500+ people in over 100 locations in 53 countries, including the broadestservice network and offering in the industry
Auburn Hills, USFirst global playerto commit to USmanufacturingfootprint
Västerås,Sweden Shanghai, China
The only global playerto localize thecompletevalue chain in China,including local R&D
Gomtec
SVIAAuburn Hills Factory
Qingdao Application Center
ABB Robotics Zhuhai Ltd.
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ABB in TaiwanOur Footprint
Taipei Officen Country Managementn All of ABB’s 4 Divisions
representedn Robotics Application
Centern Capacitor Assembly Line
Taichung Office
Mailiao Site Office
Kaohsiung Officen Operation Center
for all Divisionsn Automation and
Power DemoRoom
Xingqiang Officen Turbocharging workshopn Service for Electrical and
Power Productsn Power Showroom &
Training Center
81km, 1hr
TSMC
CPC
FPG/FHITPC
CTCI
CSC
FPG Mailiao Industrial ParkCentral Taiwan Science Park
65km, 50min
Southern Taiwan Science Park -Tainan
Hsinchu Science Park
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Three Things that will Change the Future Manufacturing
Source: The New Software Defined Supply Chain: Preparing for the disruptive transformation of Electronics design and manufacturingThe IBM Institute for Business Value
Industrial 4.0Intelligent Robot3D Printing
ABB Ability™
What does it mean?
Digitalization
October 26, 2018 Slide 8
industrial internet
smart factory
factory of the futureindustry 4.0
internet of things
digitization
Growing Optimism to Digital Manufacturing
Digitalization
October 26, 2018 Source: McKinsey Digital Manufacturing Global Expert Survey 2017Slide 9
10%
23% 18%
51%
14%
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15% 11%
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19%
62%72%
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2016 2017 2016 2017 2016 2017 2016 2017
United States Japan Germany China
More Optimistic Unchange Less Optimistic
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78%
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79%
25%
23%
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17%
24%
26%
31%
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29%
In situ 3-D printing
Human-robot collaboration
Real-time supply-chain optimization
Smart energy consumption
Predictive maintenance
Real-time yield optimization
Remote monitoring and control
Digital performance management
Statistical process control
Digital quality management
Use case relevant to company
Share ofcompanies inrollout
Digital is all about connecting the cyber and physical worlds together
October 26, 2018 Slide 10
DigitalTwins
digital replicaof physical
world
Insights /Intelligence
Using thepower of data /
models
Optimize/Collaborate
Using thepower of data /
models
Sensing /Connecting
Knowing thestatus
Act /Control
Execute inthe physical
world
Physical world / Hardware
Cyber space / Software
Design/Build Operate Maintain
A $4 – 11 trillion digital opportunity by 2025
ABB is in the “eye of the storm” for massive value migration
October 26, 20181Based on top-down estimate of potential net economic benefit, including consumer surplusSources: McKinsey Global InstituteSlide 11
Range of sized potentialeconomic impact
LowHigh
Disruptive technologies will have substantial impact by 2025 (economic impact of 12 most significant technologies, $ trillions, annual)
3.9 – 11.1
3.7 – 10.8
5.2 – 6.7
1.7 – 6.2
1.7 – 4.5
0.2 – 1.9
0.7 – 1.6
0.1 – 0.6
0.2 – 0.6
0.2 – 0.5
0.1 – 05.
0.2 – 0.3
Internet of Things
Mobile internet
Automation of knowledge work
Cloud technology
Advanced robotics
Autonomous and near-autonomous vehicles
Next-generations genomics
Energy storage
3D printing
Advanced materials
Advanced Oil & Gas exploration and recovery
Renewable energy
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ABB Ability™ solutions & platform
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ABB Ability™
Provides ABB with efficiencyand scale
Delivers customer value(safety, uptime, speed,yield…)
What
HowPlatform(common technologies for device, edge, and cloud)
Utilitiessolutions
Industrysolutions
Transportation &Infrastructure
solutions
180+ ABB Ability™ solutions
Digitalisation + CollaborationDefining the Factory of the Future
Tasks
Connectivity
HumanInteraction
Simple repetitive
Local
Caged robot
Complex, flexible
Integrated
Collaborative robots
Intelligent, adaptive
On all devices,coordinated
Machine learning
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Human-Robot Collaboration (HRC)From absolute separation to mixed environment
Conventional industrial robots Collaborative industrial robots
Discrete safety→ No HRC
Safety controllers→ Limited HRC
Harmless manipulators→ Full HRC
Smart ManufacturingSafety Mattters for Collaborative Robots
Source: ISO, ABB 3C Segment Research
Severity Frequency Avoidance Safety Risk
Slight
Serious
Seldom-to-less-often
Frequent-to-continuous
Seldom-to-less-often
Frequent-to-continuous
Possible
Scarcely Possible
Possible
Scarcely Possible
Possible
Scarcely Possible
Possible
Scarcely Possible
PL*
a
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d
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Low
High
SafetyRisk
OperatorDensity
High
Low
*Performance Level
A truly collaborative manufacturing process for medical equipment
Human Co-worker and Robots Working Together
October 26, 2018 ABB Internal, do not distributeSlide 16
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Smart ManufacturingSafety Certification PL b
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Smart ManufacturingPattern control
October 13,2015
Smart Manufacturing3D scanning and pattern control
Smart ManufacturingFrom simulation to system
October 13,2015
Smart ManufacturingOff line programming: Auto-path generation
October 13,2015
Smart ManufacturingSimplified Robot Programming
October 13,2015
Smart ManufacturingLead through teaching
Smart ManufacturingEasy adoption
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