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Industry 4.0 : From IoT to Smart Industry

Regis Cazenave

Schneider Electric Korea

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About us

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We are a Global Leader in Automation

€6.0bn

Business size1 Key Channels

2014 revenues

#4 worldwide

Process + Discrete

#2 worldwide

Discrete Automation

Our offer1 Geographies1

Mature

countries

New economies

41%

59%

SystemsFor OEM Solutions

For End User

Drive Systems

Industrial Software

ProductsH2I, PLCs, Sensors

Motion, Drives, Contactors

Customised sensors 28%

4%

ServicesInstalled Base

Project-related consulting

55%

End marketsPrimary end market

Other end marketsData centers &

networksNon-residential & Residential

Buildings

Utilities & InfrastructureIndustrial & Machines

13%

Invensys

System

IntegratorsDistributor

OEMs End-users

EPC’s

Process OEMs

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21st century megatrends are significantly changing

the industrial world

Technology SocialUrbanization Smart is the new green

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> We see the promise of a bright industrial future.

Whatever we call it, the new

technologies are impacting us.

Future is different offering new business

opportunities.

At Schneider Electric, we are ready to

support you making this revolution an

evolution.

Industry 4.0, 4th

revolution, Internet of

Things…

We see the promise of a

bright industrial future…

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What about all this?

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Internet of Things

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IT and OT Convergence

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The Fourth Industrial Revolution:

Cyber-Physical Production Systems

FirstIndustrial

Revolution

SecondIndustrial

Revolution

ThirdIndustrial

Revolution

Today

FourthIndustrial

Revolution

200019001800

Introduction of

mechanical production

facilities power by

water and steam

Introduction of division

of labor and mass

production with the

help of electrical

energy

Use of electronics and

IT system to enhance

automated production

Use of cyber-physical

systems

Time

Complexity

First mechanical

loom: 1784

First assemply line,

Cincinnati slaugh-

terhouse: 1870

First programmable

logic controller (PLC)

Modicon 084: 1969


Our Definition of the Internet of Things

> A world of Smart Connected Products* (the “Things”) with varying levels of

intelligent functionality:

1. Sensing & Actuating

2. Control

> Operating as part of a larger system or system of systems (Smart Asset, Smart

Plant, Smart Enterprise) leveraging open, standard COTS Internet/Mobility

technologies to enable Big Data/Analytics and Optimisation techniques.

> Providing tangible business value for End Users

> Improved OEE

> Holistic Enterprise Operational Efficiency

> New Business Model/Improved Financials

*AKA Cyber Physical System

3. Optimisation

4. Autonomy


Our Vision

> Our vision for the processes and machines of the future is a truly connected

ecosystem where technology is at the service of people for greater empowerment and

efficiency.

> The plant of tomorrow is a smart plant – more connected, more secure and more

collaborative. The smart plant easily integrates the next generation of machines, which

are based on intuitive automation and adaptable to their environment. This is an

environment where OEM machine builders work together with end users to enable

people, products, machines and processes to connect and collaborate. For both

OEMs and end users, the result is faster reaction to new demands and greater

connection with customers to enable flexible production to meet their specific

requirements.

> We see the promise of a bright industrial future where our customers improve their

business performance while saving costs in their operations and protecting their

people and the environment. We are committed to future-proof technologies that let

our customers carry these improvements into the future and leverage their investment

as industry, issues and technology changes.

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1212

Pioneer,

we are leading the

change.


Growing our IoT Capabilities Organically

1995 2013

Computerworld Smitsonian

Award

MB/TCP submitted for

standardization in IEC 61158

and 61784

ModiconM580 ePAC

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Degree of Intelligence

Decision Optimization

Predictive Analytics

Forecasting

Models

Business

Intelligence

Predictive

Analytics

Optimization

Enterprise Data Historian

Real-time Decision Support

Artificial Intelligence

Optimisation/ simulation

Water & District Heating

Wide Area SCADA

Wireless instruments &

Infrastructure

Real-time Historian

And through External Growth

Analy

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Pre

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Alerts

Query/drill down

Ad hoc reports

Standard reports

Connect

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We can support you

in this transformation

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Valve positioners

Software

Services

Discrete ProcessHybrid

Best in Class

Smart

Connected

Products

Systems

Installed Base Engineering Project Mgt Advanced Consultancy

Ampla

HMI panelsGraphic and

Secure Data

Recording

Sensors

& RFIDPush

buttons &

signaling

Solid

State

Relays

Motor

Starters &

Contactors

AC

drives

Temperature

Controllers,

Field

Devices

Operations Mgt

Pressure &

Temp TXFlow meters

Analysers

A comprehensive Portfolio for All Industrial Customers

PLC’s

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● Lower costs to design, build &

maintain

● Software for faster design

cycle

Wireless and Less Wire

Lower Total Cost of Ownership

Minimize Downtime by

20%

Higher Efficiency

Service-oriented drives

● Higher Equipment Efficiency

● Lower total cost of ownership

● Modular and configurable

● Built-in power monitoring

● Optimal Operating point

Smart Software Objects

Future Proof

● M580 – world’s first PLC with Ethernet backplane

● Operational transparency

leveraging internet technologies

in an industrial environment

Smart Connected Products

● iOS and Android apps for operator panels

● Intelligent USB devices for reduced wiring and

increased functionality

● Wireless EMS for hoisting applications


System

Performance

Addressing Customers Needs

●Optimal operation point

Built –In Analytics – Optimisation Inside

Energy

Management

Higher Equipment

Efficiency

Asset

Management

●Built in power monitoring

●Improved MTBF’s of equipment

Lower Total Cost of

Ownership

Modular & Configurable

Smart Connected ProductsAltivar Process Drives focus


Plant

Design

System

EngineeringConfiguration and Build Verification and Testing

Testing

Systems Engineering in the CloudFoxboro and Triconex leading the way!

● Bring the project to the engineer

● Utilize engineering resources anywhere in the world

● Subject Matter Experts, EPC, Front Office, Back Office, etc..

● Flexible hardware procurement - Use vendor equipment, not end users system for engineering


Pit-to-Port Decision Support System for Operators

Maximise throughput

and/or profit

Across supply chain –

Pit/Railway/Port

Helping operators

respond in real-time to

unplanned events

Model-based DSS

leveraging advanced AI

techniques to achieve

real-time performance Smart

Connected

Products

Planning &

Optimization

Control

Enterprise

Management

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AQUIS – The Water

Distribution ToolReduction of Leakage (NRW) by 10-15%

Reduction of energy by 20%

Reduction of CO2 by 20%

Improved water quality

Installed in 1500 cities, 125 million

consumers

Real-time Optimisation/Simulation

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From Smart Connected Products through to big

data/analytics/optimisation software, we provide

our customers with services, systems and

technology to:

Reduce energy

consumed

Reduce cost

per kWh

Reduce CO2

footprints

Reduce

operating

expenditures

Realise

measurable

efficiency

Produce energy

locally across

the grid

Leading the 4th Industrial Revolution

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