Austria
Responsible: Eickhoff Wolfgang
MANUFUTURE-AT
eickhoff@manufuture.at
Tel. +43 664 619 25 13
POGANY Alexander
Bundesministerium für Verkehr, Innovation und Technologie
alexander.pogany@bmvit.gv.at
Tel.: +43/1/71162 -653203
Fax: +43/1/71192 – 652210
Homepage: www.manufuture.at
1 – General Information
TP Name
MANUFUTURE-AT
Homepage
Contact person (coordinator)
Eickhoff Wolfgang
MANUFUTURE-AT
eickhoff@manufuture.at
Tel. +43 664 619 25 13
2 – Coordinating institution
MANUFUTURE – AT
Mariahilfer Straße 37-39
1060 Wien
3 – Technical objectives
Finding and implementing new pragmatic ways to increase speed, efficiency, excellence and economic impact of RTDI in Austria
Avoiding double-work and focusing on manufacturing-focused basic and applied research
Support development and innovation across individual companies in teams or networks, when needed.
4 – Relevance to nation economy
The RTDI focus that is continuously sharpened in its profile aims at specific needs of the Austrian Industry. The prime objective of MANUFUTURE – AT – to safeguard and extend the competitiveness of Austrian Industries by boldly raising efficiency, excellence and exploitation capacity of industry driven research – is highly relevant to the national economy.
5 – Sectors within the TP
Cross-sectorial
6 – ManuFuture pillars tackled by the TP
– New, added-value products and services: Yes
– New business models: Yes
– New advanced industrial engineering: Yes
– New emerging manufacturing science and technologies: Yes
– Transformation of existing R&D and education infrastructure to support world-class manufacturing: Yes
7 – Research & Development activities
At EU level:
Several industrial projects on EU level (and beyond), following up of successfully finished European funded (MANUFUTURE related) projects have been carried out.
At national level:
Several projects in the program lines “FIT-IT” (BMVIT) and “Factory of the future” (FFG), highly related to MANUFUTURE are currently in operation or have been carried out recently.
Numerous industrial projects, partially as follow up of successfully finished national or European funded projects have been carried out.
Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) is being developed.
In the current phase, MANUFUTURE.at priorises topics of EU-SRA and fills those of them which are most relevant to Austria with live and prepares a position paper – rather than building an own full SRA.
8 – Stake holders
– Fachverband der Elektro- und Elektronik Industrie (FEEI)
– Fachverband der Maschinen- und Metallwaren Industrie (FMMI)
– Bundesministerium für Verkehr, Innovation und Technologie (BMVIT)
9 – Geographical localization (map, localization of participants):
Not yet available
10 – Interactions with other NRTPs
Widespread cooperation and exchange with different NRTP’s is intended and lies within the main focus of the current work.
11 – Special national programmes
SMART PRODUCTION – Intelligente Produktion 2020
12 – Funding instruments
– BMVIT
– FFG
Austria
Responsible:
Eickhoff Wolfgang
MANUFUTURE-AT
eickhoff@manufuture.at
Tel. +43 664 619 25 13
POGANY Alexander
Bundesministerium für Verkehr, Innovation und Technologie
alexander.pogany@bmvit.gv.at
Tel.: +43/1/71162 -653203
Fax: +43/1/71192 – 652210
Homepage: www.manufuture.at
1 – General Information
TP Name
MANUFUTURE-AT
Homepage
Contact person (coordinator)
Eickhoff Wolfgang
MANUFUTURE-AT
eickhoff@manufuture.at
Tel. +43 664 619 25 13
2 – Coordinating institution
MANUFUTURE – AT
Mariahilfer Straße 37-39
1060 Wien
anlassbezogen
3 – Technical objectives
Finding and implementing new pragmatic ways to increase speed, efficiency, excellence and economic impact of RTDI in Austria
Avoiding double-work and focusing on manufacturing-focused basic and applied research
Support development and innovation across individual companies in teams or networks, when needed.
4 – Relevance to nation economy
The RTDI focus that is continuously sharpened in its profile aims at specific needs of the Austrian Industry. The prime objective of MANUFUTURE – AT – to safeguard and extend the competitiveness of Austrian Industries by boldly raising efficiency, excellence and exploitation capacity of industry driven research – is highly relevant to the national economy.
5 – Sectors within the TP
Cross-sectorial
6 – ManuFuture pillars tackled by the TP
– New, added-value products and services: Yes
– New business models: Yes
– New advanced industrial engineering: Yes
– New emerging manufacturing science and technologies: Yes
– Transformation of existing R&D and education infrastructure to support world-class manufacturing: Yes
7 – Research & Development activities
At EU level:
Several industrial projects on EU level (and beyond), following up of successfully finished European funded (MANUFUTURE related) projects have been carried out.
At national level:
Several projects in the program lines “FIT-IT” (BMVIT) and “Factory of the future” (FFG), highly related to MANUFUTURE are currently in operation or have been carried out recently.
Numerous industrial projects, partially as follow up of successfully finished national or European funded projects have been carried out.
Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) is being developed.
In the current phase, MANUFUTURE.at priorises topics of EU-SRA and fills those of them which are most relevant to Austria with live and prepares a position paper – rather than building an own full SRA.
8 – Stake holders
– Fachverband der Elektro- und Elektronik Industrie (FEEI)
– Fachverband der Maschinen- und Metallwaren Industrie (FMMI)
– Bundesministerium für Verkehr, Innovation und Technologie (BMVIT)
9 – Geographical localization (map, localization of participants):
Not yet available
10 – Interactions with other NRTPs
Widespread cooperation and exchange with different NRTP’s is intended and lies within the main focus of the current work.
11 – Special national programmes
SMART PRODUCTION – Intelligente Produktion 2020
12 – Funding instruments
– BMVIT
– FFG