ESI symposium 2022
Theme: Integrating systems
Date: September 27, 2022
Venue: Theatre De Schalm, Veldhoven (NL) and online
Integrating Systems
Managing complexity is the recurring promise of ESI. As co-innovation and strategic collaborations across supply chains are becoming more and more important, ESI and their partners see complexity going to the next level. For many companies, the context of their operations is becoming increasingly important. Many aim to leverage innovations of parties in their supply chain and develop platforms to integrate innovative components into their systems.
At the same time, the core business of many is shifting from developing and manufacturing systems towards integrating those systems into the business context of their customers. Therefore, we have chosen this to be the challenging theme for the 2022 ESI Symposium: Integrating Systems.
20th anniversary ESI
This year, 2022, we're celebrating the 20th anniversary of ESI. To mark this moment, we've compiled a booklet. It contains an overview of our history, ongoing research activities and results, and a glimpse into the future of ESI.
Are you interested in a copy of this booklet? Please contact us esi-office@tno.nl or digital
The symposium featured internationally renowned academic and industrial keynote speakers, a series of presentation tracks, demonstrations, and ample opportunities for discussions and networking; a physical and online meeting with plenty of online ingredients and opportunities.
Opening Wouter Leibbrandt and Jacco Wesselius
Keynote Gail Murphy (University of British Columbia)
pdf
opening and keynote on vimeoClosing Wouter Leibbrandt and Jacco Wesselius
keynote and closing on vimeo
Parallel sessions
S1 Business-driven integration
Joost Dierkse (ThermoFisher Scientific) pdf
Ton Peijnenburg (VDL-ETG) and Ton Aantjes (ASML): Integration challenges of supplier components in an OEM system and lifecycle context
Paul Harvey (Philips Healthcare): Maximize value through a modular platform by defining and controlling system interfaces pdf
Erik Teesink (Philips IGT) pdf
Debjyoti Bera (TNO-ESI): Testing Product Lines based on Evolving Requirements pdf
Joost Sytsma (ASML): From Nuts to Nodes along the game trail
Integrating and verifying the complexity and diversity of lithographic manufacturing pdf
S3 Integrating classical and autonomous systems - organized in collaboration with DLR
André Bolles (DLR): Integrating classical and autonomous systems pdf
Jesper Christensen (Atlas Elektronik): Maritime Unmanned Systems of Systems pdf
Niklas Braun (AVL Deutschland): Using AI to improve Scenario-Based Testing pdf
Henk Thomassen (Canon Production Printing): Introduction to platform-based integration pdf
Gunnar Raschke (Canon Production Printing) and Richard Doornbos (TNO-ESI): Fixing reference architecture... pdf part 1 and pdf part 2
Ben Pronk (TNO-ESI) and Riné Pelders (Vanderlande): Considering optimal granularity for Vanderlande Parcel-platform pdf
Marc Verdiesen (ASML)
Willeke van Vught (TNO): Adaptive system behavior for highly dynamic situations pdf
Ilona Armengol (TNO-ESI) and Maurits Diephuis (ThermoFisher Scientific): Learning in Digital Twins to automated the calibration of high-tech systems
S6 Continuous integration and deployment - organized in collaboration with SERC
Dinesh Verma (SERC): Continuous integration and deployment
Erik Herzog (Saab Group): A 4-Box Development Model for Complex Systems Engineering pdf
Michael Orosz (University of Southern California): Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) in Large Enterprise Environments pdf
Kevin de Jong (TomTom): Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment in Automotive pdf
Innovation Market
ASML, ESI, Capgemini Engineering, ITEC, Obeo, Philips, Thales, Vanderlande
Poster Market
University of Amsterdam, Delft University of Technology, Eindhoven University of Technology, Leiden University, Radboud University, University of Twente, Incose, ITEA, NWO