Something for the Asian community, please. Recorded Sessions Virtual Demonstration, etc. The conference is very far for us with a big time difference. UNS as a concept is not well understood in this region and Prove It will help a great deal.
"Prove it" is interesting but how about the revenue part ? What financial savings or benefit each solution offers? Would each vendor be able to provide that?
I really really like the fact that to "Prove it", your system has to be able to plug in to the UNS. Once an audience can see that for real, that answers tons of potential questions right there.
Because of your work, mainly giving a clear direction to many i4.0 enthusiasts worldwide - we will be living in an exciting future where Manufacturing is less of a laggard and actually making use of data at scale.
Really excited to see more conferences connecting vendors live! It really helps to show concepts in action, not just talk. This is how we grow and educate as a community. We have been doing something very similar at ENTELEC for a few years and it's been really fun to see people engage and take action. Hoping to make it to this one!
Please make recordings of the sessions available for the TH-cam community! For those of us across the globe in different time zones who won't be able to join live .
This has the makings of being the event next year. I really like the combo of education and the practical “prove it” aspect. As you eluded too it would be useful for both the vendors and the community to find a way to talk about their solution afterwards as I have a “proved solutions”. Will for sure create buzz and pull from the community. Both last week in Jan and first week in Feb 2025 are great from a timing perspective. Looking forward to join 😀
Thousands of conferences seems like hyperbole. If every conference was only one day and there was never any travel, 1000 conferences is literally 3 straight years of conferences! Otherwise, idea sounds good. Sounds similar to IntegrateLive.
Maybe you could add a day or half for a "unconference" format, as its very user / participant driven. I was recently at one and i really enjoyed it. So much knowledge and good learnings.
@@walkerreynolds973 sure: I can only speak for the one I participated: In the morning all the participants met at around 8am. There was a big whiteboard with about 9 rooms in colons, rooms of all sizes, some with beamers, whiteboards, halls, etc. There were time markers for the rows. So every maybe 45minutes there could be a session in each of the rooms. So the special thing was, we gathered together and one person at a time could stay in front of all people and tell them about something they were interested in, stuff they want to talk about or expierences they made in a project or privat or during work. Then they pick a room where they are going to present it. There is no real rule what you are allowed to talk about and which format. Some of them talked about interesting books they just read, of lets say architecture, some of them introduced concepts they learned recently (like your uns would be a great example). Even one was basically really just ranting about someting they hate and a little bit of shit talk. It could also be stuff like, how do you lead people, how you prepare for a new role in management. And all the people can then later decide where to go once the whiteboard is full. One great thing was, you have really the people in the field, the "boots on the ground" resp. the engineers there. No sales, no marketing.
@walkerreynolds973 sure: I can only speak for the one I participated: In the morning all the participants met at around 8am. There was a big whiteboard with about 9 rooms in colons, rooms of all sizes, some with beamers, whiteboards, halls, etc. There were time markers for the rows. So every maybe 45minutes there could be a session in each of the rooms. The special thing was, we gathered together and one person at a time could stay in front of all people and tell them about something they were interested in, stuff they want to talk about or expierences they made in a project or privat or during work. Then they pick a room where they are going to present it. There is no real rule what you are allowed to talk about and which format. Some of them talked about interesting books they just read, of lets say architecture, some of them introduced concepts they learned recently (like your uns would be a great example). Even one was basically really just ranting about someting they hate and a little bit of shit talk. It could also be stuff like, how do you lead people, how you prepare for a new role in management. And all the people can then later decide where to go once the whiteboard is full. One great thing was, you have really the people in the field, the "boots on the ground" resp. the engineers there. No sales, no marketing. This here is a link to a conference I attended socratesuk.org/
This needs to be all conferences. Cut through the sales 🐂 💩 and show the bills and timelines. Compete on merit not fluff.
Just an idea... For those who are out of US and are not part of the MasterMind, we could have a special price ticket just for the on line session.
Love the idea!
You better have your ACLs set up correctly in the UNS or I'm gonna show you how vulnerable it is to spoofing. ;-)
Lol -- challenge accepted!
So Exhibitors also have to prove that they are secure.
@@markodonovan9770 actually, no - this is the responsibility of the UNS administrator.
Please have a live stream so we can watch!!
Something for the Asian community, please. Recorded Sessions Virtual Demonstration, etc. The conference is very far for us with a big time difference. UNS as a concept is not well understood in this region and Prove It will help a great deal.
"Prove it" is interesting but how about the revenue part ? What financial savings or benefit each solution offers? Would each vendor be able to provide that?
I really really like the fact that to "Prove it", your system has to be able to plug in to the UNS. Once an audience can see that for real, that answers tons of potential questions right there.
Because of your work, mainly giving a clear direction to many i4.0 enthusiasts worldwide - we will be living in an exciting future where Manufacturing is less of a laggard and actually making use of data at scale.
Seems like a great event. Thanks for putting this together. I am looking forward to attending and demonstrating the solution with UNS.
Glad it was helpful!
Hell yeah! Can wait!
Perfect, love this! Thanks for your dedication to the community and manufacturing as a whole!
Glad you are making this happen. I am looking forward to attending.
Have a session/track focused on small manufacturing solutions (
Thank you!
Really excited to see more conferences connecting vendors live! It really helps to show concepts in action, not just talk. This is how we grow and educate as a community.
We have been doing something very similar at ENTELEC for a few years and it's been really fun to see people engage and take action.
Hoping to make it to this one!
It’s funny how EU companies like Siemens, Bosch and Americans like Rockwell, etc don’t really have a solution for i4.0 platform that works.
really funny. lol
to be fair, Siemens has WinCC OA. but they had purchased that platform. And it's very cumbersome to develop on.
Please make recordings of the sessions available for the TH-cam community! For those of us across the globe in different time zones who won't be able to join live .
Please add a way to attend remotely
Added this to our list of ideas!
A mix of a conference and hackathon ... good idea
Thank you!
This has the makings of being the event next year. I really like the combo of education and the practical “prove it” aspect. As you eluded too it would be useful for both the vendors and the community to find a way to talk about their solution afterwards as I have a “proved solutions”. Will for sure create buzz and pull from the community. Both last week in Jan and first week in Feb 2025 are great from a timing perspective. Looking forward to join 😀
Awesome!
Will the functional specification be open source so shlubs like me can take a crack at it?
We will make it available to the community - yes
Love the idea! Thank you!
That Lord of the Things T-Shirt is awesome!
Thank you!
It would be funny if somone used part 14 lol
That would be AWESOME!
Thousands of conferences seems like hyperbole. If every conference was only one day and there was never any travel, 1000 conferences is literally 3 straight years of conferences!
Otherwise, idea sounds good. Sounds similar to IntegrateLive.
It's actually an understatement. Literally tens of thousands of conferences.
@@4.0Solutions 🤦♂
For example - the conference Walker spoke at last week in Boston was actually 4 conferences all being held at the same time. 🙏
What kind of headphones are those? Looks like a Shure SM7B mic?
Shure Mic - they are studio headphones the team got. I’ll check when I get back to the office.
Love it!
Maybe you could add a day or half for a "unconference" format, as its very user / participant driven. I was recently at one and i really enjoyed it. So much knowledge and good learnings.
Could you expand on that a little? Sounds interesting!
@@walkerreynolds973 sure:
I can only speak for the one I participated:
In the morning all the participants met at around 8am. There was a big whiteboard with about 9 rooms in colons, rooms of all sizes, some with beamers, whiteboards, halls, etc. There were time markers for the rows. So every maybe 45minutes there could be a session in each of the rooms.
So the special thing was, we gathered together and one person at a time could stay in front of all people and tell them about something they were interested in, stuff they want to talk about or expierences they made in a project or privat or during work. Then they pick a room where they are going to present it.
There is no real rule what you are allowed to talk about and which format.
Some of them talked about interesting books they just read, of lets say architecture, some of them introduced concepts they learned recently (like your uns would be a great example). Even one was basically really just ranting about someting they hate and a little bit of shit talk.
It could also be stuff like, how do you lead people, how you prepare for a new role in management.
And all the people can then later decide where to go once the whiteboard is full.
One great thing was, you have really the people in the field, the "boots on the ground" resp. the engineers there. No sales, no marketing.
@walkerreynolds973
sure: I can only speak for the one I participated: In the morning all the participants met at around 8am.
There was a big whiteboard with about 9 rooms in colons, rooms of all sizes, some with beamers, whiteboards, halls, etc. There were time markers for the rows. So every maybe 45minutes there could be a session in each of the rooms. The special thing was, we gathered together and one person at a time could stay in front of all people and tell them about something they were interested in, stuff they want to talk about or expierences they made in a project or privat or during work.
Then they pick a room where they are going to present it. There is no real rule what you are allowed to talk about and which format. Some of them talked about interesting books they just read, of lets say architecture, some of them introduced concepts they learned recently (like your uns would be a great example). Even one was basically really just ranting about someting they hate and a little bit of shit talk. It could also be stuff like, how do you lead people, how you prepare for a new role in management. And all the people can then later decide where to go once the whiteboard is full.
One great thing was, you have really the people in the field, the "boots on the ground" resp. the engineers there. No sales, no marketing.
This here is a link to a conference I attended socratesuk.org/
AWESOME !!!!