Technical University of Munich (TUM) was founded in 1868 and is ranked as Germany's #1 University. Known as one of Europe’s leading technical universities, TUM has strived to create sustainable solutions for society through excellence in education and research. 17 TUM professors and alumni have also been awarded the Nobel Prize since 1927. Through TUM’s unwavering commitment to the betterment of society, TUM Asia was set up in 2002 as the first academic branch campus of any German university. TUM Asia offers Bachelor and Master degrees by TUM, in partnership with universities in Singapore. Additionally, TUM Asia now offers a new suite of Executive Education courses in areas such as Industrie 4.0 and Precision Engineering.
What is Industry 4.0? How does an Industry 4.0 Model Factory look like? This ProPak Asia 2019 training seminar will address the developments of the four technological revolution and help participants understand key enablers of an Industry 4.0 model.
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Together with the support of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Bangkok, Thailand - the “Industry 4.0: Impact on Technology and Workforce” Dinner Talk is an exclusive initiative started by TUM Asia and FESTO whose objective is to raise awareness and cultivate interaction within the industry, academic and political landscape to exchange expertise and knowledge.
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The TUM Asia LEARN Programme adopts a 3-stage model of change to help companies engineer and implement their smart factory transformation blueprint. Companies will progress from a state of awareness, to appreciation and eventual adoption of a holistic transformation strategy that addresses the core elements of Industry 4.0. The full scope of this programme consists of a 3-Day Workshop, 7-Day Overseas Trip, and a 12-Month Mentorship programme.
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This 3-Day Summer School catered for working professionals will comprise of a series of lectures, case studies and discussions conducted and facilitated by 3 leading departments in the future of industries domain from the Technical University of Munich (TUM). The Summer School is conducted in collaboration with the Collaborative Research Center CRC / SFB 768 Committee at TUM.
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