Transcript Portuguese Industry Experience and Competences in UAV for

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aeronautic
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Portuguese Industry Competences
UMS 2014
3rd Workshop on European Unmanned Maritime Systems
29 May 2014
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INDEX
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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL OVERVIEW
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GENERAL CLUSTER ORGANIZATION
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PORTUGAL INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITIES
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DEMAND MATRIX CORRELATION WITH THE PORTUGUESE OFFER
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INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL CONTEXT
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1. INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL OVERVIEW
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1. INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL OVERVIEW
In the past
1. Aerospace and Defence Industry based on few main actors
2. Government and/or state related companies as costumer
3. Unorganized offer towards foreign markets
4. Price as competitive advantage
Presently
1. Cluster organization
2. Consistent participation in R&D international projects
3. Presentation of joint capabilities
4. Specialized niche activities as competitive edge
5. Added value driven by innovation
6. Active search for strategic partnerships
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2. GENERAL CLUSTER ORGANIZATION
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2. GENERAL CLUSTER ORGANIZATION
2.1. Industrial and R&D Clusters
2.2. Support Entities
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2. GENERAL CLUSTER ORGANIZATION
2.3. Relevant activities
Aeronautics, Space, Defence and Tooling
Number of companies:
Representing:
Annual Turnover of
Exported value:
68
18.500 jobs
1,72 MM€
87%
R&D capability:
Related scope institutes:
Related scope universities:
Vocational training centres:
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120 engineers/year
200 technicians/year
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2. GENERAL CLUSTER ORGANIZATION
EMPLOYMENT DISTRIBUTION
Industry
53%
Systems and TIC
36%
Universities and
R&D Centres
11%
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2. GENERAL CLUSTER ORGANIZATION
TURNOVER DISTRIBUTION
Industry
64%
Universities and
R&D Centres
4%
Systems and TIC
32%
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2. GENERAL CLUSTER ORGANIZATION
2.4. Aeronautic activity
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2. GENERAL CLUSTER ORGANIZATION
2.5. Space activity
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2. GENERAL CLUSTER ORGANIZATION
2.6. Defence activity
NAVALROCHA
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2. GENERAL CLUSTER ORGANIZATION
2.7. Engineering and Tooling activity
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3. PORTUGUESE INTEGRATED CAPABILITIES
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3. PORTUGUESE INTEGRATED CAPABILITIES
Main capabilities and core businesses
Space
5%
Engines
5%
Air traffic infrastructure and mission…
6%
Aircraft (complete and/or assemblies)
7%
Cabin Interiors
10%
Certification, tests and trials
13%
Electronics, software and onboard systems
15%
Tools and Support Technologies
19%
Structures, materials and production…
0%
20%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
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4. DEMAND MATRIX CORRELATION
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4. DEMAND MATRIX CORRELATION
HARDWARE DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPLY
AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS
TOOLING
SPACE TECHNOLOGIES
COMMUNICATIONS AND AWERENESS SYSTEMS
TESTS, VALIDATION AND TRIALS
ASSEMBLIES AND/OR COMPLETE MANUFACTURING
ENGINEERING
PROPULSION SYSTEMS and ENERGY SYSTEMS
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT
MANUFACTURING – METALIC & COMPOSITE
R&D
MRO
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5. INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL CONTEXT
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5. NATIONAL CONTEXT
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5. INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT
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THANK YOU
JOSÉ CORDEIRO
Chairman of the Portuguese
Defence Industry Association
SÉRGIO DA CUNHA OLIVEIRA
General Executive Manager of the
Portuguese Aerospace Industry Association
[email protected]
[email protected]
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