SUPPORTING YOUR COMPANY'S INDUSTRY 4.0 JOURNEY - MIRA RAY, PHD, MBA DIRECTOR, RESEARCH AND INNOVATION - GEORGIAN ...
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Supporting your company’s Industry 4.0 journey Mira Ray, PhD, MBA Director, Research and Innovation
11,000+ FT students
1,600+ international students
7 campuses, downtown Barrie
location
3 Centres for Career and
Employment Community
Services
72,000 grads
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GEORGIAN COLLEGE AND INDUSTRY PARTNERS
WORK TOGETHER ON R&D PROJECTS
Applied R&D need Expertise
•A tangible issue that the company •A broad range of faculty and
needs to address (e.g., product technicians with deep expertise
development; process improvement;
technology adoption)
Expertise Resources
•Industry partners have knowledge on •Students who are excited to be
the industry/sector, markets, and involved
their own operations ` •Specialized equipment that
companies might not have in house
Resources Access to Funding
•Industry partners contribute •Colleges are eligible for research
financially (cash) and in-kind (time; funding through federal, provincial
materials; equipment) granting agencies
Partner* Georgian College
* Industry and/or community partners
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COMPETITIVE SMART MANUFACTURING
APPLIED R&D AT GEORGIAN COLLEGE
• Interdisciplinary approach that:
Competitive Starts with a strong foundation
Smart Manufacturing Provides solutions that include
Data Analytics technology, data collection, and
analytics
• Potential for increased efficiency,
productivity, and quality
• Bringing Industry 4.0 to regional
Advanced Internet of
Automation manufacturers
Product Things /
and Robotics
Development Connectivity • Digital solutions that can lead to
AI applications
• Solutions will increase
competitiveness and enable
Optimized Processes growth
• NSERC Build Innovation
Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology
Enhancement grant provides $2-
million over five years
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DIFFERENT MODELS FOR IMPLEMENTING A R&D
PARTNERSHIP WITH GEORGIAN COLLEGE
Dedicated team of Independent study as
students lead a professor part of a course
as Faculty Lead
Capstone
R&D team
project
Class
Hackathon
project
Partner defines a challenge A professor integrates
that needs to be “hacked”; the project into a class
students participate on a project, in which all
voluntary bases students participate
individually or as a team
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ADVANCED PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT USING
COMPLEX, MODELING/ SIMULATION
Digital
Twin
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INTEGRATION OF ROBOTICS AND VISION SYSTEMS
Digital
Twin
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CONNECTING THE CONNECTED ELEMENTS
OF A PRODUCT
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DATA ANALYTICS– SMART FACTORY
To develop a working, proof of concept model that demonstrate the healthiness of
Objective a piece of equipment by measuring and analyzing the industrial parameters
associated with it through the sensors and related instrumentation.
Five Phases of the Data Analytics Project
1. Acquisition and processing of the physical data
from sensors
2. Collecting and storing it in a data warehouse
3. Implementation of machine learning technology
4. Directing to a platform for predicting the failing
points of machine components
5. Determination of which components require
servicing or replacement, when and why.
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FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH GEORGIAN COLLEGE
• Engage • Voucher for • Accelerate • Industrial Research
Program
• Applied Research and Innovation and Assistance Program
Development (ARD) Productivity (VIP) (IRAP)
This grant is • Projects with an • Proof of concept and • Research projects that • In-house R&D with
best for… element of discovery commercialization involve student interns support from
projects contractors
Grant • $25,000 - $150,000 • $20,000 - $150,000 • $7,500 per intern for • Up to $50,000 (can be
Funding per year per year up to 6 months more)
Industry • Cash: $0 - $60,000 per • Cash: $10,000 - • $7,500 per intern for • Depends on amount
Contribution year $75,000 per year up to 6 months of in-house vs.
• In-kind: $0 - $60,000 • In-kind: $10,000 - contracted research
per year $75,000 per year
Industry • For profit companies • For profit companies • For profit companies, • For profit companies
Eligibility • 2 years incorporated • 2 years incorporated not-for-profit • Incorporated in
• 2 FTE in Ontario companies, and Canada
• 5 FTE in Ontario hospitals
10WE’RE INTERESTED…WHAT NEXT?
Industry
R&I
Partner
1 Identifies appropriate Faculty Lead •Project Manager
2 Defines scope, timeline and resource •Faculty Lead •Project Sponsor
requirements •Project Manager •Technical Lead(s)
3 Develop budget, proposal, and project plan •Faculty Lead •Project Sponsor
Prepare funding proposal, if required •Project Manager
4 Coordinates Collaboration Agreement •Project Manager •Project Sponsor
5 Identify student(s) for project •Faculty Lead
•Project Manager
6 Kick-off project •Project Team •Project Team
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Sign up @ https://innovatorscentral.ca/contact/
14WE LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH YOU
Mira Ray, PhD, MBA Melissa Marshall
Director, Research and Innovation Manager, Corporate Training
Mira.Ray@GeorgianCollege.ca Melissa.Marshall@GeorgianCollege.ca
(705) 728-1968 x1330 (705) 728-1968 x1423
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