Designing & Implementing the Next-Generation of Industrial Systems
Industry and robotics major in a CTI-accredited engineering school, engineering degree conferring the grade of master
Engineers who delve into the Industry and Robotics major are taken on a transformative educational journey, where they’re trained to design and implement pioneering industrial systems. While these systems have their roots in time-tested industry standards, they’re significantly enhanced by innovative tools and technologies from the digital revolution, encompassing advanced robotics, machine learning, and real-time data analytics. This positions these engineers to spearhead the forthcoming wave of industrial transformation.
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Industry & robotics Major
ESILV Master’s Degree in Engineering
Students will be able to work on the production or service sites of SMEs or industrial companies of all sizes and in all sectors, both in France and abroad.
Preparing the industry of the future
In partnership with major industrial groups (Dassault Systemes, Arcelormittal, Altran / Capgemini Engineering), ESILV has for several years been developing research and development projects on the key themes of Industry 4.0: artificial intelligence for machining in the aerospace and automotive industries, intelligent materials, additive manufacturing and mastery of 3D printing technologies.
Teaching
- Modelling and simulation for production and assembly lines and supply chains
- Management, control and optimisation of processes and industrial data
- Product lifecycle management
- Lean management
- Digital twins, IoT and connected factories
- Virtual reality and augmented reality
- Project management and innovation management
- Digital technologies and additive manufacturing
- Mechatronics and robotics
- Artificial Intelligence and industry 4.0 tools
Skills
- Implementing and managing modern industrial systems
- Mastering production chain methods (e.g. lean)
- Devising and designing the overall organisation of an industrial system: knowing how to model and design automated, robotised industrial production systems
- Mastering digital technologies (using digital models, virtualisation, augmented reality, Internet of Things, AI, 3D printing)
Careers
The Industry and Robotics major is a comprehensive programme tailored for engineers, focusing on equipping them with the essential skills and knowledge to conceptualise, design, and bring to fruition state-of-the-art industrial systems. These systems, whilst adhering to traditional manufacturing principles, seamlessly incorporate tools and technologies stemming from the digital revolution, such as artificial intelligence, IoT, and advanced automation. This ensures that graduates are primed to navigate and contribute significantly to the ever-evolving industrial landscape
Production Engineer, Quality and Maintenance Manager, Industrial Risk Engineer, Process and Methods Project Manager, R&D Engineer, 3D Printing Engineer, Cobotics Engineer, Digital Transformation Project Manager, Predictive Maintenance Engineer
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Prrogramme Overview
Industry & Robotics Major
COMPUTATIONAL MECHANICS
Finite Element Method
Fundamentals of structural Analysis
Vibrations of mechanical systems
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
Robotics, cobotic and IHM
Additive Manufacturing
SYSTEM ENGINEERING
Machine Learning for industry
Supply chain management
MODELING AND SIMULATION
Modeling and simulation of manufacturing processes
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Automatic and control
Artificial intelligence in industry
MECHATRONIC ENGINEERING
Mechatronic and Industrial Automation
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
Quality management
Management of industrial operations
Product Lifecycle Management
INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES
Advanced additive manufacturing
Modeling and simulation of manufacturing processes II
Autonomous and embedded systems
DIGITAL FACTORY
Management, control, security and optimization of industrial data
Connected factory
DIGITAL ENGINEERING IOT/IIOT
Digital twins
Industrial design and design office
Industry & Robotics student project examples
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ESILV Industry 4.0 News
DigiTwin Conference: ESILV’s Role in Industry 4.0 by Professor Zhiqiang Wang 5 November 2024 In a representation of ESILV’s pioneering approach to Industry 4.0 and intelligent data analysis, Professor Researcher Zhiqiang Wang recently presented his research at the 4th International DigiTwin Conference in Milan. His presentation, titled “Intelligent Failure Analysis for Industry 4.0 Based on Multimodal Data: Progress and Challenges”, delved into the latest advancements and hurdles in using [...] The Engineer of the Future: Navigating a Career in Industry 4.0 2 February 2023 As we move further into the Industry 4.0 era, the role of engineers is becoming increasingly delicate and important. With deeper integration of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), and automation, not only is the way we live and work changing but also how engineers operate and grow. Is Industry 4.0 Still Valuable? 20 October 2022 All facets of businesses and various industries are being revolutionized by digital change, including people as well as processes. But it’s the adequate and optimal use of technology that can empower decision-making, new opportunities for cross-functional cooperation and upskilling, and enhanced talent acquisition and retention. Three Final Student Projects For Industry 4.0 Innovation 12 July 2022 Being prepared for the changes in the industry of the future means that industrial companies must anticipate changes and adapt to new tools and approaches, while respecting environmental constraints. The engineering school projects offer a practical and innovative learning platform for partner companies, start-ups or large groups to accompany this world in transition. Automation, recycling, [...] 3D Printing Business: Alexandre, Class of 2022, Engineering Student and Entrepreneur 2 November 2021 Using different 3D applications as a business innovation can be the right solution for engineering students with entrepreneurial minds. Such is the case of Alexandre, a student-engineer at ESILV and founder of Skriver 3D, a success story to be followed after the success of Caligo, a 3D anti-fog nose clip. With the support of Devinci [...] How 3D Printing is done at De Vinci Innovation Center 18 August 2021 3D Printing is crucial for various fields of activity such as industry and healthcare and is now commonplace. Additive manufacturing is also a vast terrain of experimentation for the De Vinci Innovation Center, the cross-disciplinary innovation cluster of the Pôle Léonard de Vinci. In an article published in The Conversation France, Clément Duhart, head of [...]