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Webinar Learnstruments for competencies development in Industry 4.0.
In this webinar, we will discuss the competencies that need to be developed for a successful application of I4.0 concepts within different organizations. Specifically, we will look at the role that gamification and the use of the Industry 4.0 Board Game can play in this process.
the Industry 4.0 Board Game was developed to support companies, universities and research institutes to support introduction of I4.0 concepts in their organizations. It was developed in the Brazilian-German Collaborative Research Initiative on Smart Connected Manufacturing program (2017-2021).
Over the past years, the game was hosted in professional training and educational settings in Brazil, Germany and The Nertherlands, with over 300 participants and 20 applications. The games has been hosted in universities and research institutes such as TU Berlin and Fraunhofer IPK in Germany and Twente University in The Netherlands. Many companies have taken part in the game, including AB Inbev, Nestlé, Saint-Gobain, Messer, Beiersdorf/Nivea, Volkswagen, among others.

The gaming material is freely available under creative commons license (link??). Currently HLQC is investigating whether translation of the gaming material in Dutch is an option. More information on the research is available in: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/333828826_Towards_the_next_industrial_revolution_a_board_game_for_teaching_I40_principles

Participants of the webinar are able to decide whether the game is of interest for their organizations and whether it is interesting to participate in the workshop to experience the game.
The workshop offers the opportunity to play and experience the Industry 4.0 boardgame under expert supervision by one of the developers of the game. The workshop is a hands-on activity in which participants are placed in teams and then challenged to transition their companies towards the Industry 4.0 paradigm. By the end of the workshop participants will understand:
• What are the most important principles, technologies, skills and areas related to Industry 4.0;
• What are the main relationships among these aspects and;
• That achieving Industry 4.0 requires a transition process, not an off-the-shelf product.