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Page 1: Manunet programme committee

BOOSTING SMES COMPETITIVENESS IN MANUFACTURING

Programme Committee NMBP, 01-12-2015 Brussels

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MANUNET definition

MANUNET is a network of regional and national agencies that use their

own funding programmes to fund transnational research and

development projects performed by companies-preferably SMEs, research

centres and universities in the field of Manufacturing.

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MANUNET in figures

Created in 2006

Supported by the EC

launched 9 calls for proposals

coordinated successfully an average of 20 national/regional funding programmes

MANUNET I

(2006-2010)

MANUNET II

(2011-2016*)

EC support (m€) 2,7 1,5

R&D expenditure mobilized (m€) 145 66 **

Funding by regions/countries (m€)

81 40**

* Manunet II has an extension of 18 months

** Still pending Call 2016 call data

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Figure 1.Number of pre-proposals, full proposals & recommended projects per call

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Pre proposals

Full proposals

Recommended

As a result

874 proposals have been received

more than 2350 SMEs have been actively involved.

208 projects and 548 SMEs recommended for funding

MANUNET in figures

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MANUNET impact assessment *

Company level:

Development of new products, process and methods:

75% of applicants have had innovative results (specially in products, process and

methods)

61% of respondents said that the results have been commercialized

47% of the project results commercialized have reached the market in a period

of 2 years time

83% of project results led into in-house application or generated a follow-up

project.

* Data based on the survey done by MANUNET to the participants on summer 2015. (1500

applicants- 464 respondents)

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MANUNET impact assessment *

Company level:

R&D activities

65% of beneficiaries increased their R&D expenses

66% of beneficiaries increased their R&D personnel

46% of the cases allowed the non-permanent personnel recruited during

the project to get a permanent position

Economic benefits

41% of the respondent experimented an increase in turnover

73% of the cases resulted in business opportunities

* Data based on the survey done by MANUNET to the participants on summer 2015. (1500

applicants- 464 respondents)

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MANUNET impact assessment *

Regional/national level

The increase of the international cooperation

87% of the respondents continue cooperating in different ways

The increase of their R&D activities (specially of the SMEs)

It allows the exchange of knowledge

92% of the cases resulted in access to know-how

* Data based on the survey done by MANUNET to the participants on summer 2015. (1500

applicants- 464 respondents)

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Impact – Example (I)

Experts in 3D Vision , optics, electronics and software engineering , offers customers

innovative solutions based on non-contact sensors , high-speed virtual point cloud

processing , verification and real-time processes reverse engineering.

Has been recognized at

European level as optical

measuring expert. Opening

them new opportunities of

transnational collaborations.

Objective: to bridge the gap between product

development and automation control by means

of methods and software tools for implementing

complex sensor-guided handling and alignment

processes.

Participating partners:

Rohwedder (IND-GR)

INGENERIC (SME-GR)

Coherent (IND- GR)

Fraunhofer IPT(PUR-GR)

MMI Aachen (UNI-GR)

Datapixel (SME-BC)

Unimetrik (SME-BC)

RIF (associated,OTHER- GR)

Schunk (associated,IND- GR)

Project duration:

24 months

Total project cost

2,317,631 €

DeLAs project

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Impact – Example (II)

Experts in the field of oil analysis, mostly dedicated to predictive maintenance and

quality control. Activities focus on mechanical damage prevention and hydraulic system

control, by integrating diagnostic systems, oil analysis and termography.

They have gained knowledge

and skills. A very valuable

result for the SME. (first

prototype)

First agreement with a big US

company for the on-line

monitoring, also interested in

the implementation of this

A.I.

Objective: to promote preventative maintenance

in manufacturing plants through the development

of a fully automated prototype for oil analysis and

fault prediction. The prototype is based on

Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) software and online

hardware.

Participating partners:

Mecoil Diagnosi Meccaniche srl (SME-Tuscany)

KKT srl (SME-Tuscany)

Resolvo srl (SME-Tuscany)

EMSIL TECHTR ANS srl, oradea (SME-RO)

Project duration:

24 months

Total project cost

435,000 €

MIDA project

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Impact – Example (III)

Produces small and medium series of machined mechanical tools components. Their

process is supported by turning and milling machines and CNC five-axis machining centre.

By participating in the project,

they gained knowledge on the

machining of Titanium.

Consequently the number of

clients demanding machining of

Titanium has increased.

They are gaining presence in the

aeronautic sector, despite the size

of the company (30 employees)

Objective: The aims of the project are (I) the

definition of the working conditions for precision

manufacturing: the machining of complex 3D Ti-

parts made of Titanium and (II) the development

of a new family of tools for machining titanium

and titanium alloys with enhanced performance

and lifetime, made of PKD and coated cemented

carbides.

Participating partners:

OMS (SME-Piedmont)

PEGASO SISTEMI s.r.l.(SME-Piedmont)

Zubiola (SME-Basque Country)

Microlan (SME-Navarra)

AIN (PRC-Navarra)

Project duration:

24 months

Total project cost

1,450,124 €

TiMac project

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Pre committed

Funded

Despite the economical crisis, MANUNET has succeeded in launching calls every year

180 m€ of public funding pre-committed

MANUNET a strong network

Figure 3.A total Public funding pre-committed per call and a total real pubic funding per call.

Figure 2. Total number of countries & regions participating per call

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0

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success rate from full proposal to recommended projects (%)

success rate from pre proposals to recommended projects (%)

Suitable initiative for SMEs & complementary to H2020 calls

It is an ideal complementary programme halfway between Horizon 2020 and the

national/regional funding programmes and it is tailor-made for SMEs:

Close to market projects.

Short term projects and small consortia.

High success ratio.

MANUNET a strong network

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MANUNET a strong network

MANUNET success is mainly based on the following characteristics:

•Complementary: it covers broad topics.

•Decentralised: it has no centralised evaluation.

•Flexible: it is flexible in terms of call participation and budget allocation.

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MANUNET an strong network

A unique opportunity for funding agencies to:

Participate in a mature and experienced platform with

equivalent organisations with the same interests &

complementary capacities.

Increase knowledge and cooperation with funding

agencies across Europe.

Create a forum to discuss about R&D Policy and priorities

in the field of manufacturing.

Identify and share best practices to develop and

implement research strategies.

Increase knowledge of industrial and scientific

communities across Europe.

Create a critical mass at European level to carry out

transnational R&D activities.

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Future of MANUNET

The call on the WP 2016-2017 for a new ERA-NET Cofund on manufacturing brings

MANUNET the opportunity to:

propose for the next 5 years an effective solution for an integrated and sustainable

European manufacturing programme based on national and regional funds and able to

effectively complement other continental RTD support calls.

Constituting a Consortium with longer international

Extension

Improving cooperation and coordination among MANUNET

and other initiatives at European level (i.e. EFFRA, SPIRE)

Supporting technological as well as practice-based

innovation. Implementation of annual joint calls.

Monitoring of funded projects and promoting good practices

Increasing the SME participation

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Future of MANUNET

21 countries/regions have already committed :

o Asturias (ES)

o Basque Country (ES)

o Castilla y León (ES)

o Catalonia (ES)

o Germany

o Israel

o Lower Austria (AT)

o Nord-Pas de Calais (FR)

o Norway

o Piedmont (IT)

o Province Gelderland (NL)

o Province of Overijssel (NL)

o Romania

o Russia

o Slovakia

o Switzerland

o The Neatherlands

o Turkey

o Tuscany

o Wallonia (BE)

o Western Greece (EL)

Regions participating in Vanguard initiative have been approached and invited

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Coordinator: Cristina Ugarte

[email protected]

PO: Neophytos Neophytou

[email protected]

Thank you

for

your attention!