Shinji Oda
IEC/SyC SM－JNC Chair
Yokogawa Electric Corporation

Feb. 6th, 2020
Smart Manufacturing
Internationalization Forum 2020

Agenda◼What is Smart Manufacturing and why it is needed?
◼Technology Trends behind Smart Manufacturing?
◼Why Systems Approach?
◼Smart Manufacturing Activities in IEC◼Smart Manufacturing Activities in Japan◼Conclusion

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What is Smart Manufacturing andwhy it is needed?
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Definition of Smart Manufacturing◼ Definition (Agreed by ISO and IEC)
– Discussed between ISO SMCC (Smart Manufacturing Coordinating Committee)
and IEC SyC Smart Manufacturing◼ Manufacturing that improves its performance aspects with integrated andintelligent use of processes and resources in cyber, physical and humanspheres to create and deliver products and services, which alsocollaborates with other domains within enterprises’ value chains.

Note 2: In addition tomanufacturing, other enterprisedomains can include engineering,logistics, marketing, procurement,
sales or any other domains
identified by the enterprise
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Note 1: Performance aspects
include agility, efficiency, safety,security, sustainability or any otherperformance indicators identified
by the enterprise.
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Why Smart Manufacturing?
◼ Change of market demand– From products to experience➢ Consumers enjoy experience through products– Mass customization➢ To produce goods and services to meet individual customer's needs with near mass
production efficiency◼ Reduction of time to market– Flexible manufacturing➢ To follow market change as early as possible◼ Globalization of supply chain– Supply chain expands beyond enterprise and country boarder◼ Emerging technologies which are the enablers of Smart Manufacturing– IIoT, AI, DLT, …

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Technology Trends behind
Smart Manufacturing?
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Merger of IT and Automation

http://iot-analytics.com/industrial-internet-disrupt-smart-factory/
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From Hierarchy to Network

http://iot-analytics.com/industrial-internet-disrupt-smart-factory/
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Network of Functions

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Multiple Value Chains

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Current Standards Landscape for Smart Manufacturing Systems
http://dx.doi.org/10.6028/NIST.IR.8107

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Value Chain and Digital Twin
New added value
Product Information
Cyber World

New standards
Cybersupply chain

AB

Y

MappingEnterprise
CEnterprise
Physical WorldProductsProduction
SystemPhysical
supply chain
Existing standards

Enterprise
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Why Systems Approach?

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Why Systems Approach?
◼ Multiple technologies are required and they are converging◼ Collaboration of multiple systems are required◼ Gaps and overwraps among existing standards (may) exist

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Smart Manufacturing Activities in IEC

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SyC Smart Manufacturing history◼ SG 8 Industry 4.0 – Smart Manufacturing– June/2014: established based on the recommendation of ahG49◼ SEG 7 Smart Manufacturing– June/2016: established based on the recommendation of SG 8

◼ SyC Smart Manufacturing– Feb/2018: established based on the recommendation of SEG 7– Nov/2018: 1st plenary meeting in Germany– May/2019: Paris meeting (no plenary)– Oct/2019: Shanghai plenary meeting– (Future) May/2020: Tokyo plenary meeting
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Smart Manufacturing related activities in ISO/IEC

SMB

TMB

JTC1
SyC SMSC41

SMCC

IoT related technologies

OF1(SM2TF)

TC65
Industrial-process measurement,
control and automation
TC65/WG23
SM Framework andSystem Architecture
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JWG21

TC184
Automation systems andintegration

SM Reference
Model(s)SMB: Standard Management Board
SyC: Systems Committee
SM2TF: Smart Manufacturing
Standard Map Task Force

TMB: Technical Management Board
TC: Technical Committee
SM: Smart Manufacturing
SMCC: SM Coordinating Committee

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Smart Manufacturing Reference Models (JWG21)

IVRA

RAMI4.0

NIST Model
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Smart Manufacturing Standards Map (SyC SM/OF1)

More than 600
standards are listed
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SyC SM Structure◼ Officers– Chair: Udo Bausch (DE)– Secretary: Alexander McMillan (US)– Technical Officer: Gennaro Ruggiero (CO)◼ Working Groups– CAG1 Chair's Advisory Group; Convener: Udo Bausch (SyC SM Chair)– WG1 Use Cases & Supporting IT Tools; Convener: Lu Ding (CN)– WG2 Terminology; Convener: Maurice Wilkins (UK)
– WG3 Navigation Tools for SyC SM; Convener: Youichi Nonaka (JP)– AG1 Marketing, Outreach and Communication;
Convener: Yun Chao Hu (DE)– AhG 5 SRG Review; Convener: Alec McMillan (SyC SM Secretary)– OF 1 Smart Manufacturing Standards Map (SM2);
Convener Udo Bausch (ISO), Joseph BRIANT (IEC)
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WG Tasks◼ WG1 Use Cases & Supporting IT Tools– Facilitate the collection, storage and distribution of SM use cases◼ WG2 Terminology– Facilitate the coordination and publication of terminology used within SM deliverables◼ WG3 Navigation Tools for SyC SM– Facilitate the coordination and development of supporting IT tools which will enable access torelated use cases, standards and architectures within SM◼ AG1 Marketing, Outreach and Communication– Facilitate to implement the tasks outlined in SyC SM/AhG 1/ 023-R1 meeting Report (bidirectionalcommunication to/from relevant entities)◼ AhG 5 SRG Review– Develop SyC SM response to the proposed SMB review of terms of reference– Develop SyC SM response to SMB masterplan implementation TF on subject of mapping tools◼ OF 1 Smart Manufacturing Standards Map (SM2)– Define a business case to publish the content of the Standards Map according to this concept– Provide a recommendation to ISO/TMB and IEC/SMB to support the realization and maintenanceof the Standards Map project

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Navigation Tool (WG3)

IEC/SEG 7 Tokyo Meeting Presentation by Dr. Nonaka, Aug 31, 2017
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Relations of SyC SM Deliverables
Navigation Tool (WG3)

Benefit for- System users- System vendors/integrators- Standard developers

Reference Models (JWG21)

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Use Case Repository (WG1)

Terminology (WG2)Standard Map (OF1)23

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SyC SM Japan National Committee (Jan/2020)
JISCInternationalJapanRRIIEC
SyC SM

Secretariat
Mirror

Chair

CAG
ahG5

National Committee

Chair
SteeringCommittee

AG1Marketing WG

WG1

Use cases and supporting IT tools WG (WG1)

WG2

Terminology WG(WG2)

WG3

Navigation Tools for SyC SM WG (WG3)OF1

SM2TF WG

Industry Committee

Collaboration among
Smart Manufacturing
related Industry
Associations.
(MSTC, JEMIMA, …)

ISO
SMCC
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Conclusion

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Conclusion◼Smart Manufacturing requires optimization across multiple
systems◼Systems Approach is very effective for the standardization
activities related to Smart Manufacturing◼Support and cooperation of SDOs are expected

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