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Training Program for Leadership in Science and Engineering of Manufacturing Systems 4.0

Program Overview

Master’s, PhD, and undergraduate internship

The originality of the proposed training is based on the exceptional environment offered to students. The universities will have operational factory-laboratories on their premises. Funded by the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI), these factories enable the actual manufacturing of goods using cutting-edge technologies compared to the industry. They will be operated by student teams.

In these factory-laboratories, research teams will develop and experiment with systems for design, configuration, manufacturing, and production control. Each student research project will be associated with a partner company and will aim to address a complex digital transformation issue, previously identified with the company. The solution will first be developed and tested within the training factory, then deployed with the student at the partner company. The skills and leadership developed by these students will make them the change agents needed by the manufacturing industry to drive its digital transition. Additionally, management science students will intervene transversally within these factories and with industrial partners to establish best practices and success factors for digital transformation.

Grant holder: Jonathan Gaudreault, Lab-Usine, Université Laval

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Students

  • Éloïse Prévost (Université Laval – Jonathan Gaudreault – Integrated software platform allowing the sharing of the same digital model at each stage of manufacturing)
  • Jean-Thomas Sexton (Université Laval – Jonathan Gaudreault – Assist welders/assemblers through real-time optimization and non-invasive augmented reality)
  • Rafael Brunet (ÉTS – Lucas Hof – Development of an artificial intelligence model for powder coating application on a high-mix, low-volume production line)
  • Soheila Kabir (Concordia University – Rolf Wuthrich – Improving glass micomachining by Spark Assited Chemcial Engraving using soft sensors based on AI technologies)
  • Zhaohan Zheng (Concordia University – Rolf Wuthrich – Extending glass micro-machining by Saprk Assited Chemical Engraving to 6DOF)
  • Madina Ouali (Poly – Soumaya Yacout – Monitoring, Analyzing, and Mitigating Electrical Vehicle (EV) Anomalies and Failures: Testbench Experiments, Data Collection, and Analysis of the Electrical Driveline)
  • Abdelrahman Fawaz (Poly – Soumaya Yacout – Enhancing Electric Bus Maintenance through Maintenace 4.0, 5G, and Time Synchronization)
  • Omar Alkassas (Poly – Soumaya Yacout – Self-Healing Battery Management System with Online Diagnostics and Machine Learning for Electric Vehicles (EVs))
  • Hedir Oukassi (Poly – Soumaya Yacout – Digital Twin for Predictive Maintenance of Electric Vehicle)
  • Ahmed Daoud (Poly – Soumaya Yacout – Condition Monitoring and Global Anomaly Detection for Bombardier Flights)
  • Lamyaa El Mahi (Poly – Soumaya Yacout – Condition Monitoring and Local Anomaly Detection for Bombardier Flights)
  • Chloé Samuel (UQTR – Jean-François Audy – Improvement of operational management of shared tools in a workshop with a digital twin)
  • Mehdi Lamouchi Chebbi (ÉTS – Tasseda Boukheroub – Development of a digital twin of critical equipment for learning and predicting its future state to perform proactive maintenance (Case of LIFE))
  • Dorsaf Sfar (ÉTS – Tasseda Boukheroub)
SDG INNOVATION NETWORK

Innovation SDG Network is a promising initiative for which the Quebec and Canada governments have expressed an interest. Faced with a growing need for organizations in terms of technological development and support in this digital shift, members of Innovation SDG Network consider that there is a need to support the university mission in this area, in collaboration with initiatives already in place such as ADRIQ, CRIQ, IVADO, ENCQOR.

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