Welcome Remarks –Germany-Japan Expert Forum

Robot Revolution and Industrial IoT International Symposium 2021
Mr. Markus Heß

Deputy Director General for Industrial Policy
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy,Berlin, Germany

2030 Vision for Industrie 4.0
Shaping digital ecosystems globallyAutonomy
Self-determination and free scope for action guarantee
competitiveness in digital business models.
> Technology development> Security> Digital infrastructureInteroperability
Cooperation and open ecosystems permit
plurality and flexibility.
> Regulatory framework> Standards and integration> Decentralised systems andartificial intelligence

Sustainability
Modern industrial value creation ensureshigh standards of living.
> Decent work and education> Climate change mitigationand the circular economy> Social participation

2030 Vision for Industrie 4.0

Autonomy/
digital soverenity
Technology
Development

Identity
management

BusinessmodelsOrdercontrolled
production

Secureecosystem

Security
bydesign

Valuebased
services

Security

Trustworthiness

Blockchain5G

Digital infrastructure

Autonomy is the freedom of everyone
to take independent decisions and toengage in fair competition – from thebusiness model to the individual’spurchasing decision.
Autonomy requires an open digital
infrastructure for everyone, dataprotection, IT and information
security, and technologically open
research, development andinnovation.

2030 Vision for Industrie 4.0

Interoperability
Competition law

Regulatory
framework

Levels ofautonomy

Datasovereignty

AI inIndustrie
4.0

AAS(AssetAdmin.
Shell)

RAMI
4.0

Security in
RAMI 4.0

The creation of complex, decentrallyorganised ecosystems requires
Decentralised seamless cooperation between all
systems and stakeholders.
artificial intelligence
Only interoperability, to which
everyone in the ecosystem iscommitted and contributes, ensurescomprehensive networking.

IEC63088

This requires standards, a regulatory
framework, decentralised systems
and artificial intelligence.
Standards andintegration

2030 Vision for Industrie 4.0

Sustainability
New skills

Decent workand education

Lifelong
learning

Socialinnovation

Social participation

Crosssectoral

Agility

Dialogue
betweenthe socialpartners

Climate change
mitigation andthe circular economy

Resource
efficiency

Product
life cycle

CirculareconomyEconomic, ecological and social
sustainability are essential
cornerstones underpinning the valuesof society, which must also be
incorporated into Industrie 4.0.
Key aspects of sustainability in theecosystems of the future are decent
work and education, climate
protection and circular economy, andsocial participation.

Mapping of projects and activities
Fromvision
to practiceIn Germany
we createdprojects andactivities within a broadtransformation network. In thenetwork, key players from all areas
and levels work together on theimplementation of digital ecosystems.

IDSConnector

SCS

IPCEI-CIS
FID

In this way, the Plattform Industrie
4.0 acts as an enabler for broad
application.

DataSpace
I4.0

IPCEI-CIS
R&D&I

Key to symbols

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Autonomy
Interoperability
Sustainability
International
Associations /Trade Unions
Empty=
Project

Filled=Stakeholder

Chem.
Industry

Automobil
e industry

IEEE

IEC

DIN/
DKE

SCI 4.0

Legal
testbed

BaSys

eCl@ssOPC UA
Foundatio
n

BDI

Green
New Deal

EU-Com.

Plattform
Industrie 4.0
IG Metall

VDMA

IDTA

Countries

LNI 4.0

Digital
Trust
Forum

Task
Force NH

Midsize
sectortransfer

InterOpera

II4IP

Bitkom

ZVEI

CCM

Asset
Admin.
Shell

Namur

AI-LivingLab

Internat.
Coop.

RRI

BDVA

EFRA

EURobotics

SherpaCommittee

Catena-XDataSpaceMobility

SmartMA-x

HUBs

AISBL

TriCoopCESMII

TypeplateUBA
CCICharterfor workandlearningILO

SocialpartnershipOECD

Next prority is to develop Data Spaces Industrie 4.0
From vision to practiceData spaces I4.0 based on Gaia-X principles-Identification of different use cases and analysis
of prototypical archetypes for-Interdisciplinary discussion of the use case”Collaborative Condition Monitoring“-Implementation of exemplary pilot applications
as initial funded projects-Position paper „Data space Industrie 4.0“

The Industrie 4.0 data space enables multilateral collaboration and extensive data exchange in a fully interoperable andautonomous data-driven ecosystem. It is described by a set of common principles on which all stakeholders agree ina pre-competitive framework. The foundation of the data space provides (unified) frameworks, routines, standards
and guidelines that can be used as a basis to initiate efficient cross-company collaboration and data sharing.

Plattform Industrie 4.0
Positionspapier „ Datenraum Industrie 4.0“, Hannover Messe 2021

Cooperation with Japan
RRI & Plattform Industrie 4.0• Participation of RRI at the 2. „Conference on Shaping a
globally secure Industrie 4.0 Ecosystem: Enabling
international interoperable security policies“• Participation of RRI at the panel „Shaping DigitalEcosystems Globally“ at Hanover Fair 2021
• Joint publication: “Digital platforms in Manufacturing
Industries“• Results presented in the virtual German-Japanese
Economic Forum at Hanover Fair 2021 (15.4.2021)• Ongoing expert exchange on Cyber-Security(Trustworthiness), Digital Business Models as well asStandardization

Thank you for your attention !

Closing Remarks
Mr. Markus HeßDeputy Director General for Industrial Policy
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy,Berlin, Germany