Joint Industrial Data Exchange Pipeline

Informations projet

JIDEP

N° de convention de subvention: 101058732

DOI

10.3030/101058732

Projet clôturé

Date de signature de la CE 4 Mai 2022

Date de début 1 Juin 2022

Date de fin 31 Mai 2025

Financé au titre de

• Digital, Industry and Space

Coût total

€ 2 143 702,50

Contribution de l’UE

€ 2 143 702,50

Coordonné par

FACHHOCHSCHULE VORARLBERG GMBH
Austria

Periodic Reporting for period 2 - JIDEP (Joint Industrial Data Exchange Pipeline)

Période du rapport: 2023-12-01 au 2025-05-31

Résumé du contexte et des objectifs généraux du projet

The JIDEP project addresses the lack of sharing and reuse of industrial data. By leveraging the principles of Industry 4.0 (i.e. fostering semantic communication), JIDEP aims to support the creation of data-driven service platform and facilitate the transition towards more sustainable materials, products, services, and solutions. By leveraging unique ontology-driven patterns, JIDEP encourages the development of innovative solutions that transcend traditional industry boundaries. JIDEP interconnects different sectors, allowing industrial data fusion and facilitating collaboration. This JIDEP platform provides built-in tools to unlock the value of data, leading to the development of sustainable solutions, technologies, and materials. Furthermore, JIDEP aims to optimize the entire product lifecycle and drive the implementation of circular standards at both technological and regulatory levels. The project equips organizations with resilience frameworks to enhance their capacity to withstand supply chain disruptions. One of the strategic impacts of the JIDEP project is the establishment of resilient, sustainable, and secure value chains as well as circular business models. JIDEP also focuses on the development of sustainable-by-design materials with enhanced functionalities and applications across various industrial processes and consumer products. By targeting industries heavily reliant on composite materials, JIDEP showcases the feasibility and benefits of its platform. Practical applications and collaboration with industry partners enable the project to unlock innovative pathways for composite material reuse. The project's use cases specifically address the recycling and upcycling of composites, ranging from electronics, wind turbine blades, and carbon fiber-reinforced polymers. These efforts reduce waste accumulation and landfilling, promoting sustainability and circular practices. Furthermore, JIDEP contributes to a clean environment, decarbonize industry, and safeguard civil infrastructures. The JIDEP project emphasizes cross-sectorial cooperation along the value chain. By establishing a digital space for industrial data sharing and connecting manufacturers from different sectors, JIDEP promotes the adoption of key digital and enabling technologies in industrial value chains. JIDEP serves as a valuable resource for organizations facing data challenges on their journey towards delivering more sustainable materials, products, services, and solutions. The platform's tools empower organizations to unlock the value of data and drive the development of innovative and sustainable solutions. Through its use cases and collaborations with industrial partners, JIDEP demonstrates the effectiveness and benefits of its platform in promoting sustainability, circularity, and resilience across industries. JIDEP contributes to the EU's industrial strategy, and the climate neutrality goals for 2050, enabling the transformation of industrial value chains towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly future.

Travail effectué depuis le début du projet jusqu’à la fin de la période considérée dans le rapport et principaux résultats atteints jusqu’à présent

In the JIDEP project, the consortium co-created and co-developed the JIDEP platform. This digital system consists of process- and service tools, such as search services, collaborative space, user dashboard, material passport, circularity calculator, and environmental analytic tool. In the course of the JIDEP project, the JIDEP platform grew to a digital marketplace and is available for business and industry either in the form of a demo-version (available on the project’s homepage: www.jidep.eu) or as full product. The JIDEP platform is exploited and commercialized in the DigiProdPass Ltd. company (partner TVS: https://digiprodpass.com/). In addition, the JIDEP project consortium has worked on three use industrial use cases, wherein the Oliveris Ltd. emerged, submitted two patents to the patent office (partner UPCE and partner TVS), and co-engineered several side innovations: design and development of ontologies for enhanced exchange and reuse of data, design, and co-creation of a collaborative ecosystem for leveraging data exchange, development of tools for boosting overall sustainability, increasing autonomy and reinforcing resilience, tools, and platform through four use cases. The final use case extrapolates the JIDEP project, its impacts on the emergence of European policies, and industrial user-growth scenarios with a focus on long-term effects.

Progrès au-delà de l’état des connaissances et impact potentiel prévu (y compris l’impact socio-économique et les conséquences sociétales plus larges du projet jusqu’à présent)

WP1 provided the architecture and specifications. The WP focused on identifying what the system must do and how it should be built. It defined both practical and technical needs, including safety and data control. It also outlined how the system parts work together and described the core logic behind JIDEP’s Graphical User Interface.
WP2 provided the application-specific business case ontologies. In the course of the project, the WP responsible and the involved project partners collaborated and cooperated with other projects and global efforts to build shared data models with the aim to share, exchange and use data.
WP3 built the main parts of the JIDEP platform. By making use of the architecture and specification requirements from WP1 and the data models from WP2, activities included, for example, the design and development of the JIDEP platform’s business logic and generic components, including storage, search, and secure collaboration tools.
The JIDEP platform were deployed in WP4. The WP responsible and contributing project partners designed and developed domain specific tools such as the environmental analytical tool, the material passport, the circular analytical tool, the collaborative space, the analytical tool for composite material structures, and the PCB analytical tool. The JIDEP platform and the tools have been presented and demonstrated in various internal and external events.
In WP5, use case specific demonstrations have been performed. The demonstration activities accompanied all phase of the JIDEP project – from the beginning until the end by the publication of the JIDEP White Paper. In doing so, WP5 demonstrate the feasibility of the JIDEP platform and its tools in three industry use cases within the fields of wind energy (UC1), automobile (UC2) and electronics/e-waste (UC3).
WP6 was designed for the exploitation and commercialization of the JIDEP project, the JIDEP platform and its various innovations. Within this WP, the project partners defined the overall exploitation strategy and individual exploitation strategy, including the protection of Intellectual Property Rights, organized and conducted exploitation events, co-designed business scenarios and business models. As a result, the project partners submitted two patents (partners UPCE, partner TVS) and have founded two new companies (DigiProdPass Ltd., Oliveris Ltd.) that exploit and commercialize the results and outputs of the JIDEP project.
WP7 focused on the communication and dissemination of the JIDEP project as well as on the training of the various project stakeholders. In addition, WP7 contributed to standardization by the implementation of strategic standardization activities.
WP8 was about the effective planning, management, and controlling (including finance and technical coordination) of the JIDEP project. In the course of the project, no risks arose and only one amendment have been submitted.