COMPETITIVENESS CLUSTERS
OBJECTIVE:
→ Boosting Activity And Employment
→ Driving the entire mechanical engineering sector
by Setting Up And Implementing Large Innovative Projects with an International dimension, based
on Networks Combining Large Companies, Smes, Universities, Research And Competence Centres.
6 COMPETITIVENESS CLUSTERS:
POLE MECATECH – STRATEGIC FIELDS &
APPLICATION DOMAINS
4 Strategic Fields 6 priority markets10 technologies
Shapping
technologies (ex :
AM..)
Maintenance &
smart production
Materials &
surface treatment
Mecatronics &
microtechnology
105 projets
labellized
Investment:
290MM€
3 Plateforms
(90MM€)
280
members
2140 jobs
created by
cluster
members
POLE MECATECH – RESULTS (2006-2016)
« DRIVING FORCE : MECATECH HAS BEEN ABLE TO ATTRACT LEADING COMPANIES »
« JOB CREATION WAS COUPLED WITH AN INCREASE IN PRODUCTIVITYV »
POLE MECATECH – RESULTS (2006-2016)
« DRIVING FORCE : MECATECH HAS BEEN ABLE TO ATTRACT LEADING COMPANIES »
« JOB CREATION WAS COUPLED WITH AN INCREASE IN PRODUCTIVITYV »
Mechanical Engineering is a transversal domain. The projects supported by MecaTech match the
with the following strategic guidelines :
• The necessity to address markets involving Finished Products, Machine & Equipement for
consumers or industrial production
• The combination of varied scientific & technological knowledge and know-how leads to the
hybridization of technologies, and breakthrough innovations which are vital in todays
innovation process. It relies on synergies between partners including some improbable
MECATECH PROJECT LIONEL :
3 NEW INTRAOCULAR LENSES – 4
PATTERNS
MECATECH PROJECTS WIN-GTR :
NEW PRODUCT « PROTEUS » - 4
PATTERNS
POLE MECATECH – VISION / STRATEGY /
HYBRIZATION
PROJECT EXAMPLE
Consortium Partners : Cerisic, I-Care, Micromega Dynamics, MoDyVa, Multitel
• Main services :
Initiate, Set-up, Select and Follow-up Industrial R&D projects
(collaborative), Investment projects, or training projects ;
Support in commercialization of research outputs (market studies, IP
management, partner search, link with public or private investors,…);
Setting-up Innovation platforms (sharing research capabilities,
production facilities…): Reverse Metallurgy etc…
International Development with support of AWEX&WBI. Focus on
projects => Exploring missions, Partner Search for EU consortia, EU
projects, Experts Seminars & Events, Attraction of foreign investors…
SERVICES
MecaTech’s digital strategy consists in 3 levels of action :
1. Demand side : Promoting the use of digital in products : Automotive, Medical Devices, Machines & Equipment,
Smart Maintenance… Ex AW EUROPE, ICARE, LORA-SENSE, ADRIC,…
2. Demand side : Digitalization of industrial processes in order to improve productivity and competitiveness at
various stages of the value chain. Ex : JTEKT, Procoplast, Legomedic, …
3. Supply side: Development of competences of companies providing digitalization and automation support,
especially SMEs. Ex: Big data, Sensors, Simulation, IoT, …
Mecatech wants to match competences of companies from the supply side, with the needs of companies
from the demand side. This is achieved through various programs, the set up of projects, and trainings
POLE MECATECH – DIGITAL STRATEGY
OFFER & DEMAND
New support programme for SMEs, financed by ERDF funding
(INTERREG France Wallonie Vlaanderen).
The goal is to accelerate the digital transformation of SMEs by
providing them with a clear and concrete understanding of the
priority changes to make in their strategies. Based on this
action plan, the MecaTech Cluster will identify partners who
can provide the skills required and the best financing options
to implement the action plans..
FACTORY 4.0 - Support ROBOTIX - Training
In addition to the support programme, this training projet aims at
strenghtening the industry to face the challenges of qualified
wrkforce shortage, and job preservation.
Formation: Managers & Operators, Business Cases,
Demonstrators,…
POLE MECATECH – DIGITAL STRATEGY
PROGRAMMES
Anthony Van Putte – CEO
Anthony.vanputte@polemecatech.be | +32 476 972609
Danielle AUBRY– Project Manager
Danielle.aubry@polemecatech.be
Alice Szostak – Communication Manager
Alice.szostak@polemecatech.be | +32 485 058195
Jean Denoël – Continous improvement & Training Executive
Jean.denoel@polemecatech.be | +32 477 722090
Sébastien Pinoy – Factory 4.0 Project Manager
Sebastien.pinoy@polemecatech.be | +32 470 21 71 32
Thibaud Van Rooden – International Affairs Executive
Thibaud.vanrooden@polemecatech.be | +32 487 525334
Jacques Germay – Administrator, International & Strategy
Jacques.germay@polemecatech.be | +32 475 767617
Natalie Boever – Office Manager
Natalie.boever@polemecatech.be | +32 81 20 68 50
CONTACTS

MECATECH, building the Future

  • 2.
    COMPETITIVENESS CLUSTERS OBJECTIVE: → BoostingActivity And Employment → Driving the entire mechanical engineering sector by Setting Up And Implementing Large Innovative Projects with an International dimension, based on Networks Combining Large Companies, Smes, Universities, Research And Competence Centres. 6 COMPETITIVENESS CLUSTERS:
  • 3.
    POLE MECATECH –STRATEGIC FIELDS & APPLICATION DOMAINS 4 Strategic Fields 6 priority markets10 technologies Shapping technologies (ex : AM..) Maintenance & smart production Materials & surface treatment Mecatronics & microtechnology
  • 4.
    105 projets labellized Investment: 290MM€ 3 Plateforms (90MM€) 280 members 2140jobs created by cluster members POLE MECATECH – RESULTS (2006-2016) « DRIVING FORCE : MECATECH HAS BEEN ABLE TO ATTRACT LEADING COMPANIES » « JOB CREATION WAS COUPLED WITH AN INCREASE IN PRODUCTIVITYV »
  • 5.
    POLE MECATECH –RESULTS (2006-2016) « DRIVING FORCE : MECATECH HAS BEEN ABLE TO ATTRACT LEADING COMPANIES » « JOB CREATION WAS COUPLED WITH AN INCREASE IN PRODUCTIVITYV »
  • 6.
    Mechanical Engineering isa transversal domain. The projects supported by MecaTech match the with the following strategic guidelines : • The necessity to address markets involving Finished Products, Machine & Equipement for consumers or industrial production • The combination of varied scientific & technological knowledge and know-how leads to the hybridization of technologies, and breakthrough innovations which are vital in todays innovation process. It relies on synergies between partners including some improbable MECATECH PROJECT LIONEL : 3 NEW INTRAOCULAR LENSES – 4 PATTERNS MECATECH PROJECTS WIN-GTR : NEW PRODUCT « PROTEUS » - 4 PATTERNS POLE MECATECH – VISION / STRATEGY / HYBRIZATION
  • 7.
    PROJECT EXAMPLE Consortium Partners: Cerisic, I-Care, Micromega Dynamics, MoDyVa, Multitel
  • 8.
    • Main services: Initiate, Set-up, Select and Follow-up Industrial R&D projects (collaborative), Investment projects, or training projects ; Support in commercialization of research outputs (market studies, IP management, partner search, link with public or private investors,…); Setting-up Innovation platforms (sharing research capabilities, production facilities…): Reverse Metallurgy etc… International Development with support of AWEX&WBI. Focus on projects => Exploring missions, Partner Search for EU consortia, EU projects, Experts Seminars & Events, Attraction of foreign investors… SERVICES
  • 9.
    MecaTech’s digital strategyconsists in 3 levels of action : 1. Demand side : Promoting the use of digital in products : Automotive, Medical Devices, Machines & Equipment, Smart Maintenance… Ex AW EUROPE, ICARE, LORA-SENSE, ADRIC,… 2. Demand side : Digitalization of industrial processes in order to improve productivity and competitiveness at various stages of the value chain. Ex : JTEKT, Procoplast, Legomedic, … 3. Supply side: Development of competences of companies providing digitalization and automation support, especially SMEs. Ex: Big data, Sensors, Simulation, IoT, … Mecatech wants to match competences of companies from the supply side, with the needs of companies from the demand side. This is achieved through various programs, the set up of projects, and trainings POLE MECATECH – DIGITAL STRATEGY OFFER & DEMAND
  • 10.
    New support programmefor SMEs, financed by ERDF funding (INTERREG France Wallonie Vlaanderen). The goal is to accelerate the digital transformation of SMEs by providing them with a clear and concrete understanding of the priority changes to make in their strategies. Based on this action plan, the MecaTech Cluster will identify partners who can provide the skills required and the best financing options to implement the action plans.. FACTORY 4.0 - Support ROBOTIX - Training In addition to the support programme, this training projet aims at strenghtening the industry to face the challenges of qualified wrkforce shortage, and job preservation. Formation: Managers & Operators, Business Cases, Demonstrators,… POLE MECATECH – DIGITAL STRATEGY PROGRAMMES
  • 11.
    Anthony Van Putte– CEO Anthony.vanputte@polemecatech.be | +32 476 972609 Danielle AUBRY– Project Manager Danielle.aubry@polemecatech.be Alice Szostak – Communication Manager Alice.szostak@polemecatech.be | +32 485 058195 Jean Denoël – Continous improvement & Training Executive Jean.denoel@polemecatech.be | +32 477 722090 Sébastien Pinoy – Factory 4.0 Project Manager Sebastien.pinoy@polemecatech.be | +32 470 21 71 32 Thibaud Van Rooden – International Affairs Executive Thibaud.vanrooden@polemecatech.be | +32 487 525334 Jacques Germay – Administrator, International & Strategy Jacques.germay@polemecatech.be | +32 475 767617 Natalie Boever – Office Manager Natalie.boever@polemecatech.be | +32 81 20 68 50 CONTACTS