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The goal of the ZDMP project is the realization of a manufacturing process that does not produce a single faulty part. To achieve this goal, a platform will be created that monitors machines and components through a variety of sensors and the combination of various information so that errors can be anticipated and avoided. This ZDMP platform will not only be used for zero-defect manufacturing, but also serve as an open, extensible interface for additional programs that can be offered in its own business-to-business app store.

In order to enable the greatest possible interoperability, an open source and an open development approach are pursued, which enable other developers to develop their own extensions using a so-called ZDMP SDK (Software Development Kit) and to offer them on the ZDMP platform.

The ZDMP project is based on the techniques and experiences of the previous projects vf-OS (Virtual Factory - Operational System), CREMA (Cloud-based Rapid Elastic Manufacturing) and C2NET (Cloud Collaborative Manufacturing Networks) and the project is in constant communication with the parallel funded projects eFactory and QU4LITY.

DIN will identify standardisation needs and potentials within the ZDMP project and is responsible for the resulting standardisation activities.

Project duration

01.01.2019 bis 31.12.2022

Project partners

- AlfaTest
- Ascora GmbH
- Ceteck Tecnológica S.L
- Companhia de Equipamentos Industriais, Lda
- CONSULGAL – Consultores de Engenharia e Gestão, S.A
- Continental Automotive Romania SRL
- Etxe-Tar S.A.
- FIDIA S.p.A.
- Flexefelina, S.A
- Ford España, S.L.
- Formplast
- Gramafam/Along
- HSD S.p.A
- Ikerlan S.Coop.
- Information Catalyst for Enterprise Limited
- Instituto Tecnológico de Informática
- Martinrea Honsel Spain S.L.U.
- Mondragon Assembly SA
- Profactor GmbH
- PT MILLS, Lda
- Rooter Analysis, S.L.
- Siveco Romania SA
- Softeco Sismat S.r.L.
- Software AG
- TTY - Saatio
- UNINOVA - Instituto de Desenvolvimento de Novas Tecnologias
- Universitat Politecnica de Valencia
- University of Southampton
- Video Systems Srl

Project funding

This project is funded by the European Commission under the Horizon 2020 Programme under grant agreement no. 825631.