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2 1. NCE Aquaculture 2. NCE Instrumentation 3. NCE Tourism - Fjord Norway 4. NCE Seafood Innovation Cluster 5. NCE Media 6. NCE Maritime CleanTech 7. NCE Culinology 8. NCE Eyde 9. NCE Micro- and Nanotechnology 10. NCE Systems Engineering Kongsberg 11. NCE Oslo Cancer Cluster 12. NCE Health Technology 13. NCE Raufoss 14. NCE Smart Energy Markets

3 The beginning Complex alloys Demanding metal forming Precice heat treatment Narrow tolerances Stringent reliability requirements Low cost High production volumes

4 One example of innovation: Brass: Materials, process and product innovation From Small Arms Ammo to fittings

5 Another example of a Raufoss Innovation: Aluminum: Alloy and process innovations - From Defence to Automotive

6 An other example of innovation: Polymer composites : Innovation on process and product functions From space to LPG- and CNG-containers.

7 Småserieproduksjon Ariane separasjonsmotorer produseres i vår 1000 tonns presse. Ca 160 stk pr år 16 Separasjonsmotorer pr. oppskyting SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS

8 .and here is a world class car made possible by NCE Raufoss technology: SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS

9 KOMPETANSE FOR INDUSTRIALISERING MATERIALER PRODUKT PROSESSER FABRIKKEN MED MEDARBEIDERE SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS

10 Consept of work APPLIED REASERCH AREAS Product, process and fabrication modeling, calculations and simulation Materials and alloys research and characterization Virtual and physical testing and verification Functional integration Logistics

11 NCE Raufoss Light materials and automated manufacturing SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS

12 SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS

13 SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS Facts and figures R & D focusing on industrial applications and innovation Located in the Raufoss Industrial Park and in the scientific environment of Trondheim. 89 employees, 67 in the industrial environment at Raufoss and 20 in the university environment of Trondheim Turnover (mill NOK) Share holders: SINTEF (50,1%) SIVA Nammo Hydro Aluminium Benteler Automotive Raufoss Technology Kongsberg Automotive Hexagon Composites SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS

14 SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS Sustainable Manufacturing Production Technology SRM Materials Technology Product and Production Development MANUFACTURING OF THE FUTURE Sustainable Products SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS

15 Laboratories in the cluster SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS

From internal industrial aluminium projects to coordinating an EU project 1990 1992 1994 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006

AlFeb SuM Expomat, Prosmat, NorLight and SupLight built aluminium materials technology as a basis of a wide range of

16 From internal industrial aluminium projects to coordinating an EU project Expomat Prosmat NorLight SFI SimLab EU FP6 Efforts ESMAS Kimdanningskontroll AluPart EU FP7: AlFeb SuM Expomat, Prosmat, NorLight and SupLight built aluminium materials technology as a basis of a wide range of aluminium products within defence, automotive, construction, oil&gas and space applications SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS

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22 Autoflex: Flexible automated manufacturing of large and complex products A maritime automotive collaborative research effort originated in the CRI NORMAN consortium Cost-effective and HSE-efficient automated manufacturing in high-cost countries of low-volume, customized, complex, assembly-intensive, large and heavy products using real time adaptive robot control to replace manual operations 3 years / total budget 32 mnok / NRC contribution 10 mnok Rolls-Royce Marine PMTT (picture) Benteler Aluminium Systems tooling Intek Engineering 22

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Mill Nok Research, Development, Innovation (and some Engineering) in Joint R&D Projects - NCE Raufoss 400 350 300

25 Mill Nok Research, Development, Innovation (and some Engineering) in Joint R&D Projects - NCE Raufoss In-kind contribution in Joint Projects Other Institutes in Joint Projects SRM in Joint Projects

27 Andre tema

28 Prosjekt i Noen av resultatene: 50 % flere ryggoperasjoner pr tidsenhet og med samme ressurspådrag "Door to bed" for bruddpasienter fra 6 timer til 20 minutter Evalueringstid hjerneslag fra 73 til 20 minutter

Vinnerne premieres for langsiktig, målrettet samarbeid om felles utfordringer innenfor innovasjon og verdiskaping.

29 Prisen Årets innovasjonsmiljø gikk til SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing og vertskommunen Vestre Toten. Sammen har de bidratt til å skape positiv oppmerksomhet om det industrielle miljøet i innlandet. Vinnerne premieres for langsiktig, målrettet samarbeid om felles utfordringer innenfor innovasjon og verdiskaping. Samarbeidet mellom næringsklyngen og vertskommunen har hatt en betydelig effekt for enkeltbedrifter og for hele det industrielle miljøet i regionen. Bedriftene i miljøet er i en krevende og konkurranseutsatt næring, og samarbeidet har vært avgjørende for at de har kunnet bevare og forsterke sin konkurranseposisjon. Prisen viser at det er smart å ta kompetanse fra det private inn i det offentlige, sier ordfører Leif Waarum i Vestre Toten kommune.

Multi-Material solutions with Automated Manufacturing and Organizational

31 Sustainable Innovations for Automated Manufacturing of Multi-Material Products SFI Manufacturing Cross-disciplinary research based innovation for new Multi-Material solutions with Automated Manufacturing and Organizational Processes to achieve competitive Norwegian manufacturing Sverre Gulbrandsen-Dahl Senterleder

3 NTNU faculties and 3 SINTEF institutes + SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing Materials & Chemistry Technology and Society ICT Faculty of

32 SFI Manufacturing SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing AS is the coordinator The center started in June 2015 Total budget: NOK192 millions Consortium: 11+3 Companies from automotive, aerospace, electronics, furniture, marine and defense industry. 3 NTNU faculties and 3 SINTEF institutes + SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing Materials & Chemistry Technology and Society ICT Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology Faculty of Information Technology, Mathematics and Electrical Engineering Faculty of Social Sciences and Technology Management 32

33 The vision of SFI Manufacturing (and NCE Raufoss ): To show that sustainable and advanced manufacturing is possible in high cost countries, with the right application, technologies and humans involved. 33

34 Klyngesamarbeidet har gitt resultater Klyngebedriftene forteller alle historier om hvordan kunnskapsdeling i klynga bidrar til økt konkurransekraft. Høy aktivitet: Bedriftene deltar i snitt på 3 fellesprosjekter. Bedriftene trekker særlig fram følgende gevinster av klyngesamarbeidet: Økt produktivitet, reduserte omkostninger, redusert leveringstid Økt salg, bedre tilgang til markeder Nye ideer - introduksjon av en rekke nye produkter og godkjenning av nye patenter Tilgang til ny teknologi som innoverer egne produkter og løsninger Bistand til finansiering eller kommersialisering Samarbeid med forskningsinstitusjoner og akademia

35 Klyngesamarbeidet har gitt resultater Klyngesamarbeidet har gitt resultater Arbeidsformen i klynga kjennetegnes av: Delingskultur i et sterkt sterk felles kompetanse- og utviklingsmiljø FoU etter samme struktur som toppidrettssatsningen i Norge Innovasjon og samarbeid mellom bedrifter og bransjer Utviklingen av klyngens fellesskap er basert på en gjennomtenkt kombinasjon av industri, FoU og akademia.

36 Før klyngesamarbeid (2002): Etter 14 år med klyngesamarbeid:

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