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V

99.................................................................... 136
100 PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) .. 138
101 ...................................................... 141
102 4.0 ....................................... 145

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VII

104 09 17

104 3 23

() 6 4-5
2015 4.0

4.0 (Taiwan
Productivity 4.0 Initiative)() 7 17
7 23 3,458
4.0
4.0

4.0
2025

4.0

() 18

1870 1914
() 1860-1870 1866
(Siemens)1870 (Gelam)

19 70

( 1)

1.0 2.0

3.0

59-70

71-88

89-99
+IT

4.0

100

105-113

(2011)

+IT

104.07.17

1 4.0
4.01
Cyber Physical System, CPS Internet of Things, IoT
()
(Smart Factory)

2011 4.0 (Industry 4.0)


(Smart Manufacturing Leadership Coalition, SMLC)
3

(VDE, Verband der Elektrotechnik, Electronik und Informationstechnik)


2020
2030 ( 1)
1

(1760-1830)
(1750-1850)

(1870-1914)

(19702010)

(IT)

()

(4.0)
(201130)
//
- (Cyber-Physical System,
CPS)
-

()

()

()

(IT)

(
)


//

M2M

(domain knowledgy+ICT+
)
(domain knowledgy+
+)

104.06.30

()
2008

(Reindustrialization)
( 2 3)

2011

AMP

2013

2012

2015

2025

4.0

CPS

3
1. (AMP)
(Advanced Manufacturing Partnership
AMP) 2011 6


(National Nextwork of Manufacturing Institute
NNMI)
( 4)

FORTHCOMING FY15

Advanced
Textiles

Integrated
Photonics

Smart Mfg.

LIFT
Light/Modern Metals
Detroit, MI

Flex. Hybrid
Electronics
DMDII
Digital Mfg.
Chicago, IL

America Makes
Additive Mfg.
Youngstown, OH

IACMI
Adv. Composites
Knoxville, TN

Full Network Goal: 45 regional hubs

PowerAmerica
Power Electronics
Raleigh, NC

New Institutes Planned for FY16:


Open topic competition addressing white
space between mission agency topics
Selected topic competitions supporting Agency
mission using agency authorities and budgets

FY17-26 central fund


proposed for remaining
institutes, via open topic
process

104.06.04 (5 funded, 4 in proposal stage)

42015 NNMI
2. 4.0
2011 4.0

(Internet of Things; IoT)(Internet


of Service; IoS)
(Cyber- Physical System;
CPS)( 5)

(CPS, M2M,)

Roland Berger (2014/03)

5 4.0
3.
2013
2015

4.
2014 3.0

IT
IT

5.
2012

2015
2025 2025
()
2000

(Point of Sale, POS)(Enterprise


Resource Planning, ERP) 2008
(
8

(Supply Chain Management, SCM)


(Customer Relationship Management, CRM)
2014

( 6)

Order from Anywhere

Fulfill from Anywhere

6
()

(IoT)(Cloud Computing)(Big data)


2 7

(Agriculture Informatics;
AI)

10

CLAAS 4.0
Deutsche Telekom
Farm 4.0

(CPS) M2M IoT


4.0
4.0
AI (Agriculture Informatics)

ICT

11

1.

Mazak

12


(CPS)

3 5
2.
/

3. (Smart Retailing)

(Big Data)
;
WalMart

4.
CLAAS 4.0 Deutsche Telekom

Farm 4.0

13

5.
(Additive Manufacturing) 3D (3-Dimentional
Printing)(Solid Freeform Fabrication)
(American Society for Testing Materials; ASTM)

(CAD)
(
)
4.0

6. 4.0

Ulrish Sendler(2014) 4.0(


)

20

4.0
()()

14

4.0

AMP

15

()

71 80 PLC
PLC
81 90 CNC

91 100
e
( 8)
100

10
99
8,650 103 1.1 27%
99 25% 103 36%

16

( 9)

1.0

2.0

3.0

1982

2001

1991

()

(
)

4.0

4.0

2011

2013

2015

2024

PLC

CNC

(System of systemsSoS)

100~10312.86

17

1.
102

(1)
(WEF)(2012~2014)

(2)
()

(3)

(4) ()
()

2. ( 10)

(1)
(2)

(3) ()

18

(4) 109
196

(5)
B to B B to (B+C)

10
3.

( 11)
19

(1) ()

(2)
I.

II.

III.

IV.

V. / (Cyber-physical
System CPS)

VI.

20

11
()( 12)
1.0

3.0

(
)(
)
4.0

21

87 EDI
e

88 ADSL
94
e
B2B B2C

100
ICT

(103)

(Online To OfflineO2O)
Social, Local and Mobile
(Social Commerce)
4.0

4.0

22

1.0

2.0

3.0

4.0

EDI

ICT

3.0

2.0

4.0

12
1.

45.4%
2014-2015 (World Economic Forum, WEF)
14
10
iThome (104) CIO
IT 5,334 12.3%

23

(1)

(2)

(3)
MOMO
PChome
(4)

(5)

24

4.0
2.

30%
10%
4.0
( 13)
(1)

(2)

20%

(3)

(4)

25

GDP

20%

B2B
B2CC2C

B2B
B2CC2C

B2B

IoT

()

13
3.

26

(omni-channel service)

(3C )
( 101
GDP 0.26%)
ICT

(1) ()

27

(2)
I.

II. O2O

III. /

IV.

V.

()

1.0 () 80
2.0 (
) 90
3.0(
)( 14 3)

28

4.0
4.0

(IR)
(IoT)(Big Data)
4.0 4.0 /

4.0

..

3.0

2.0

1.0

14

29

3 1.03.0
1.0

2.0

3.0

()
/

28.1 *

41.1 *

145.1 *

(1X)

(1.5X)

(5.2X)

( 102 )
( 103 )

QR code

1.
16
30

40%( 15)

15 98 102
4.0
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4) 3G
(5)

31

2.
2050 75-105 1
102 4,813 4,776
0.8% 2,305 47.9%
1,500 31.2% 1,004
20.9%

4.0

4.0
GIS

/
/
4.0

32

3.

(1)
/
(2)
GIS

(3)

()
1.

104 13
(1/4)

(1/4)3D ()20

33

2.
100
30
(102 ~105 )

103 A
()10
()
-
2013
104
11 18

103

23

3.

34

( 16)

(FY101~104)3C/LED/
/3K
(FY100~103)3D

(FY100-103)

(FY100-103)
(QR CodeRFIDNFCBeacon)

(FY101~104)
(III)
(FY102~104)GPSGIS3G

(FY104-107)

(FY104-107)
/
(FY104-107)

(FY103106)IoT
4G
(FY103-106)
(FY104-107)

(FY100-103)

(FY104-107)
Closed-Loop
(FY104-107)

(FY101~104)
//End-effector/AGV
-
(FY100~103)
(FY100-103)
//

(FY104-FY107)
/in line/

16
()
1.

35


(1) /

(2) ICT

(3)
(Materials Genome)
(4) CAD/CAE/CAM/
/
(5)
(6)

(7) //
//
(8)

ICT

2.
(1)

()

36

(3D )
(1)
(2)
(3)

(4)
3D Connex Bio-factory

3D

(2)

102
37

NT1350 NT1062 (
) 686.52 12.8% (88
) (IEK, 103 5 ) 800
2,500 /
DMG()
3~5

10 ()

3. ( 17)

(1)

(2)

38

(3)

ICT


17
()
4.0

1.

2.

39

3. ()

()()(
)() 10
CPS
()

4. ( 18 19)

(1) //

(2)
/
//M2M

(3) :
//
//
(4)
/CPS
/
(5) /
//

40

IoT /
5.

6.

4.0


/
/

M2M


/CPS

ERPMESCPS

CPS

IoT

18 4.0

41

19
()
1.

3D

3D

800 3D
3D /

3D

42

3D

2.

(1)

(2)

(3) GMP (
)
(4)

(5)

43

4.0
4.0
() 3
20

()

20
21

4.0
////

44

8
7
8
5
9
4
3
5
3
3

6
9
8
3
6

21

4.0 ( 22)

Maker

45

()

()

(co-working space)

IoT
sensor network

big data

22
1,118
20

4.0

4.0
4.0
4.0

46

3.0 1970
1971
1973 1976 RCA
1979 1979 1980
40
( 4) 103 35.36
2% 51% 47%
103 81,064 18.3
810,663 14.1 5,694
300.7
652.6 54.8

6.55% 3.93%( 40%)

( 23)

47

4
102

()

/
()

()

1.

569,435

544

2.

20,677,393

3,965

18,265,973

81,064

2,988

5,655,165

6,619

868

3,583,933

23,668

655

925,174

13,386

229

692,025

5,376

150

408,845

3,132

101

14,119,009

810,663

6,548

3,646,803

469,344

1817

1,129,734

269,930

425

35,365,837

3.

10,967

1.104/06/26
2.-104/06/26
3.-104/06/26

48

23
4.0
1. 10

IOTBig Data
2. CPS

3.

4.

5.

49

6.

1.

4.0

2.

IT
CPS
()(Common
Infrastructure)

3. (
)

4.0 ()

50

( 24)
()
1.

2.
()
1.

2.

()
1.
2. ()()

51

105 106~109110~113)


()()

24 4.0

-team

4.0

()
1.

52

2.

3.

()
1.

2. ////

3. 4.0 (common
infrastructure)(
)
()
1. 4.0
2. 4.0

6 18 60
4.0
( 25 5)

53

1.

-()
-()

4.0

4.0

4.0

50%

62%

()

(
/)

18%

()

(
)

4.

4.0

5.
6.

(1).CPS ()(2).CPS
(3).(4).

25 4.0
5 4.0

19

18

54

()

(
)

//

6 19
()
(1) CPS (
)(2) CPS (3)
(4)

2 7
()
4.0

2 5

()(CPS)
//

55

(CPS)
2 6
()

4
18
()

()
() 4.0

2 5

()
1. ( 26)
4.0 (CPS) AMP
4.0
/

56

(System of systemsSoS)

IT

4.0

IT+

(SoS)

()

(IM/ IR )

(Big data)

(IoT)

()

26 4.0
4.0
(
+) 27
57

(1)
(Product Life ManagementPLM)

(Manufacturing Execution System


MES)
(Totally Integrated Automation
TIA)

(2) /
(CPS)

(3)
/

58


(system of
systemsSoS)

( 27)

I.
II.
III.

1. JIT(Just In Time)SCM(Supply Chain Management )


2. PLM(Product Lifecycle Management) MES(Manufacturing Execution
System)TIA(Totally Integrated Automation)

27

59

2. ( 28)

4.0

(201318.27
298.8)

62%
67%

(31.0%

(19.6%

29.0%)

21.9%)

(5.1%
7.7%)

(3.8%
5.0%)

(2.2%
3.4%)

28 4.0
(1)
102 5.7 31%

4.0 15%
14%

60

PCB

PCB
( 29) 4.0
10% 30%

PCB 113 PCB


65%( 30)

To-Be
As-Is

PCB

PCB

LDI

PCB

PCB

P
C
B

PCB

PCB

10%30%

PCB2024PCB
65%

29 PCB

61

PCB

PCB

PCB

PCB

3C

30 PCB
(2)
102 3.58 19.6%

4.0

4.0

62


10 6
( 31
32)

ICT

31

63


4.0106

2024459660

32
(3)
102 0.93 5.1%

4.0

4.0 CPS

30% 4.0
109 30%( 33 34)

64

2024-

:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

50%

4.0

30%

33

As-Is

To-Be

2.0~3.0
90%

4.0CPS
30%
4.0202030%

34

65

(4)
102 0.69 3.8%

4.0
MES

113 40%
60%( 35 36)

35

66

As-Is
3.0

To-Be

//

//
//

,,,...

MES


202440%
60%

36
(5)
102 0.41 1,224 (
No.3)() 2,939 ( No.6)
70% 4.0

25~30% 15%

4.0

113
25~30% 15%

67

90% 1,000 ( 37
38)

1.

2.



3.

37

As-Is

To-Be

2.0~3.0
1

2
3

2,

4,

/
/ /

4.0202425~30%
15%90%1000

38

68

3.
(1) 4.0
()
(73 )(61 )(10 )(38 )
4.0
( 39)

4.0

()

4.0

()

4.0

39
(2)

4.0

( 40 41)

69

4.0()
/
4.0

(Maker)

3C

TCA

TCA/

()

(FY10426)

4.0

Big Data /

4.0

4.0

4.0

4.0

4.0

User

4.0

40 4.0

4.0()

(73)
:
:
.
:



TCA

CPC

/(61+10)

/(38)

:
:

:
:
:

(55)/(9)/(9)

(64)/(4)/(3)

(32)/(5)/(1)

41 4.0

70

4.0
/
(Special Interest Group; SIG) 6 7

6 4.0 (SIG)

4.0

SIG (Special Interest Group)

(CPS)

71

7 4.0 (SIG)

4.0

5%

SIG (Special Interest Group)

(CPS)

72

4.
(1) ( 42)
4.0

4.0
(Ecosystem)

(Product-as-a Service Business Model)


System of SystemsSoS
Smart Services

Smart Data

Smart Products
Infrastructure

42 4.0
(2) ( 43)

73

//

43
()
1. ( 44)

1.02.03.0

4.0

74

(customer journey)

/
IoT

75

4,479
27.7

2.57
161.8

(4.8%)

(27.3%)

201522014(2011)

()

44 4.0

( 45)

76

4.0

3.0

45 4.0
(1)

I.

II.

III.

IV.

77

(2)

I. O2O
(customer insight)

II.

III.

IV. POS
POS

(3)

I.

II.

78

III.

IV.

(4) ( 46)

4.0

I. 4.0
II. /

III./
IV.

79

4.0

Big Data

4.0
/
/()

46
2.
4.0

( 47)

80

GDP2014160
1.44230

()

47( 113 )
(1) 4.0

(2)

( 48)
(3)
( 49)
(4)

( 50)

81

ID,

(/
)





POS/

25%(2014)
50%(2024)

48


POS//

20%(2014)
40%(2024)
1
(2014)3(2024)

49
82

30~40%

(//)

IoT

24(2013)6(2024)
30
(2013) 15(2024)

50
3. ( 51)
4.0

4.0
50 4.0

83

4.0

(/SI)

(TCA/ITRI)

(ITRI/III)

(CDRI/IEK)

4.0
()

50

51 4.0
4. ( 52)

3.0 4.0

(
)

84

52 4.0

( 53)
(1)
(2)
(3) SBIR

(4)

85

1.
2.
3.

SBIR

1.

2.
3.

53

(Special Interest
Group, SIG) 54

Total
Solution 1

SIG-A

SIG-B

SIG-C

SIG-D

54 SIG

86

()
1.
4.0

(1) ( 55)
I.
i. GIS

ii.
II.
i.
ii.

87

1)

2)

55
(2)
( 56)
I.
i.

ii.

II.

88

III. 4.0
4.0 4.0

(Agriculture Team)

(3) ( 57)
I.
/

II.

89

1)

2)

56

1)

2)

57

90

4.0
( 58)

RS GIS

Digital Agri-Service

Smart Food Awareness

Smart-Agriculture
IoT

GPS

ICT

58 4.0
4.0

IoT

91


4.0

2.

()
10 ( 59)



()

59 4.0

92

(1)

(
60) 4.0
50%
25%( 61)

4.0

50%

25%

60

93

As Is

To Be

//

IoT


50%25%

61
(2)

4.0 ICT ( 62)

13 ( 63)

94

13


90

40

TGAP

62

As-Is

To-Be

IoT
ICT



13

63

95

(3)

( 64) 4.0

( 65)

4.0

()

30%

60%

30%

64

96

As-Is

To-Be

4.0
30% 30-50

65
(4)

( 66) 4.0

( 67)

97

20%

15%

30%

UAV
40%
APP

66

As-Is

To-Be

UAV


Coating

UAV

15%40%30% 20%
20

67

98

(5)

( 68) 4.0

( 69)

4.0

CFD

68

99

As-Is

To-Be

90%

69
(6)

( 70) 4.0

( 71)

100

30%

200%

50%

70

As-Is

To-Be



200%(40kg/m3)50%

71

101

(7) ()

( 72) 4.0 ()

( 73)

4.0

1,600

30%

72()

102

As-Is

To-Be

1. 5 (105-109)2.88, 11011330
2. 1,60030%50%
20%50%60%20%20%

73()
(8)

( 74) 4.0

( 75)

103

20%

7.5%
15.8%

66%

74

As-Is

To-Be

//

()

7.5%15.8%

20 %5% 1 %3

75

104

(9)
(
)
( 76) 4.0

( 77)

4.0

20%
10%-20%

10%

76

105

As-Is

To-Be

ICT

70%


20%20% 10% 10%

77
(10)

( 78) 4.0

( 79)

106

4.0/

30%

50%

50%

78

As-Is

RFID

1.

To-Be

2.

305021210

79

107

3.
4.0
SIG
SIG SIG (
80)

4.0


SIG
SIG
SIG

()

104 105 12

80 SIG
108

4.
3.0 4.0

( 81)

4.0

4.0

81 4.0

109

()

82

4.0

()

(
)

()
CPS
(
)

(
)

()
(
)
()
(

82
1.

4.0
/(Intelligent Robot)(Internet of
Things, IoT)(Big Data)
110

( 83)

//

//

IoT

CPS-based

/
/

/
IC

//

ICIC

83 4.0
(1)
(
)()(
) 4.0
111

(CPS-based)
8~10
8 4.0

(CPS-based)

DFX




MES


CPS


CPS

MES

/ /

/
/

1CPS-baseCyber Physical System base


2 *

112

9 4.0

NFCApple Pay
Mobile payment

API

POS//

API

113

10 4.0

-CPSbased

(IoT)

IoT


****
****


****
****

(
)


****
****
*

I. -CPS-based
4.0

114

i. CPS-based ( 84)
()

CPS-based

4.0
(Solution Provider)

ii. CPS-based -
(CPS)

Cyber Physical

30%

115

consulting

84
iii. CPS-based -( 85 86)
(CPS)(
)
(>4 )

Cyber Physical

50%

116

85CPS-based

> 4

< 2

CPS
< 10

86CPS-based
II. CPS-based
4.0 CPS
( 87)(
117

) CPS

CPS ( 88)

simPlatform

Colife

(IaaS)

(PaaS)

296 TF

6.4PB

(SaaS)

TWAREN
20G 2015100G

87
CPS
CPS
24

118

88CPS-based
III. ( 89)

TRL1~4

119

i. -/

ii.

iii.
-

iv.
CNC

120

Micro Sensor

/

3D
3D

89
IV. ( 90)

121

()


Historical

Data
Ingestion

(Batch mode)

Sqoop

Hive
Spark
SQL

Real-time

Flume

(Streaming)

(Data
Aggregation)

Mahout

MapR
Spark
Streaming

GraphX

Spark

(Data
Exchange)

(Computing Framework)

Impala
(Interactive
SQL)

YARN
(Cluster Resource Management)

Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)

90
V. ( 91)

i. DED PBF

122

ii. /
//
/
iii. DED
PBF/

iv. DED PBF FDM


BJ/VP BJ/VP(
)PBF/ME/VP
/Nozzle//

123

/
(Output)

3C/

AM Platform
Design Solution

manufacturing

Quality control

91
(2)

IT
I. ( 92)

124

CPS

PCB

3C

Manufacturing
aggregation gateway

Wi-Fi

TCP/UDP

ZigBee

Manufacturing
aggregation gateway

3GPP

IEEE 802.15.4
DCSPLC

CoAP
PLC

DCSPLC

DCSPLC

Etherne
t

MQTT
DCSPLC

Modbus

92
II. ( 93)
97%

PCB

IaaS & PaaS

50%

125

VM

VM

93
(3)
4.0

4.0

4.0

126

4.0
//
( 94)

/
/

Enabled

:
:
/:

//

/:

/:
(/)
: 3D

/ (
:
Encoder
:

94
2.
4.0

()

127

95

()

4.0

4.0
4.0
4.0

()4.0
Outbound

Inbound

95 4.0
(1)

4.0

4.0
I.

4.0
11~12

128

11 4.0







APP
UI/UX






(
)

129

12 4.0












()

/
(CPS)




CNC

/



()

MES


()



()


JavaPython
CScala

Spark
Hadoop
MapReduce

R
Matlab

SQLNo-SQL

C

2D/3D /
PLC

CPython

i.

4.0

( 96)

130

96 4.0
ii.

4.0

( 97)

131

97 4.0
iii.

4.0

iv.
4.0

4.0 ( 98)

132

98 4.0
v.

4.0

()(
)()

II. 4.0
4.0 (
)

4.0
(/
133

)(
)(
)(
)()

13~14
13 4.0

IoT




NFC

iOS



IoT




IoT



134

14 4.0


CNC

C
CC++
C++VBC#.NET VBC#.NET

Android
AndroidArduino
ArduinoJava
JavaLinux
LinuxRaspberry Raspberry Pi8051
Pi8051

2D/3D /

PLC

CC++
VBC#.NET

ArduinoJava
LinuxRaspberry
Pi8051

Windows
Windows mobile
iOSAndriod

CC++
VBC#.NETJava
Python
Saas
PaasIaas

SparkHadoop
MapReduce

RMatlab

SQLNo-SQLOracle

i.

135

ii.

( 99)
iii.

4.0

99

136

III. 4.0

4.0 ()

4.0
IV. 4.0
4.0

4.0

(2)

I. 4.0
4.0

4.0
(
)()

137

()

II.
4.0
Problem-Based Learning ( 100)

-ICT

Real-world Problem Scenario

Problem Based
Learning

Maker Space

Maker
Space
Training

case studies
problem
formulation / solving

Problem Formulation => Solving

case studies problem


formulation / solving

(maker space)

()()

100 Problem-based Learning (PBL)

138

III. 4.0
4.0

4.0

106
4.0

4.0

4.0
IV. 4.0
/
/

4.0
139


4.0
4.0

4.0

(3)

20
20

4.0

4.0
3.

4.0
( 101)
140

1.4.0

1.

2.

3.

2.

1.
2.

101

()
103

109

113

1.()

611

800

1,000

2.()

160

192

230

3.()

145

200

250

1.[]=/
2. 103 611 /=18 /298.8
1. GDP32.1%=(27.3%) +(4.8%)
2.[=/
3. 103 160 /=305,083,800 /189.5
4.[]=/.
1.(++) (+
++())(++)
2.[ 3.0 ]= 3.0 / 3.0
3. 103 145 /=67 /4,610

141

() 4.0 ()
1.

3.0()

4.0

4.0

4.0

103 109 113

(AS is)

(to Be)

(to Be)

(
)

500

750

300

4.0

100

200

600

1,200

120

300

225

225

142

2.

3.0()

4.0

4.0

103 109 113


(AS is)

(to Be)

(to Be)

(
)

50 50

165

292

428

()

3.

3.0()

4.0

103 109 113


(AS is)
78

(to Be)

(to Be)

(
)

13

143

()

() 104 10 1 105 12 31
() 106 1 1 109 12 31
() 110 1 1 113 12 31

144


4.0 (
102)

4.0
1
1
1
12-14 :

(20-30)

()

(
)

(
)

(
)

102 4.0

145

146

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

1.1

1.1.1

800
650 ( ( 2014 1,000 (
2014 6%)

30%)

2014 60%)

4.0 (1) 3.0 (1) 3.0 (1) 3.0

60 (

500 (

750 (

24

200

300

12

100

150

12

100 50

150

50 )

75

6 )
(2) 4.0

(2) 4.0

75 )

200 ( (2) 4.0

147

1.1.2

( 105 )

( 109 )

( 113 )

25 (

80

300

10

40 40

( 120

20

60

20 )

60

30

3 )

30 )

()

(1) (1)
23%(103 20%)
4.0

30%(103 20%)

40%(103 20%)

(2) (2)
6 (103 1 )

3 (103
1 )

(1) 3.0 10 (1) 3.0 50 (1) 3.0 50

(2) 4.0 5

(2) 4.0 2

(2) 4.0 5

148


1.1.3

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

3.0 3.0
3.0 13
3.0

4.0 4.0 6

50%

(1) 3.0 1 (1) 3.0 5

(2) 4.0 3

(1) 3.0 13

(2) (3) (2) 4.0 6


2

10

(3)
15

149


1.2

1.2.1

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

1.2.2

(1) (1)
28%(103 25%)

192 ( 103

230

20%)

( 103

(2)

44%)

35%(103 25%) (2)


50%(103

25%)
150

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

2 5 5
1.2.3

2 3

1.3

1.3.1

600
180

1,200

4.0

(1) (1) (1)

(2) 30

(2) 225 (2)


151

( 105 )

( 109 )

(3) 200 (3)

1,500

(4) 30 (4) 250


(5) 65

(6) (5) 500


25

(6)
100

()

( 113 )
225
(3)
1,500
(4)
250
(5)
500
(6)
100

1.3.2

(1) 500 (1) 1,000 (1) 1,200

(2) 10

4,500 105

( 9,300

9 )

105

(2) 15
152

18.6 )

( 105 )

( 109 )

( 113 )

4.0

(2) 15

()

1 100

100

20

1.3.3

4.0

4.0

10 ()

153

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

1 1 1
/

10
()

1.4 1.4.1

100

( (1) (1) 3 (1) 5

(2) 1
)
1.4.2

(2) 10

(2) 100

(1) (1) (1) (

154

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

(2) (2) (2)

CPS

(1) (1) 1 (1) 500

(2)

IoT

(POC)

(2) 1 PCB

155

( 105 )

( 109 )

( 113 )

3 PCB (2)

(3) 2

(3)

(4) 3D
2
(5)
1
(6)

(3) 2 PCB
(4)
6 PCB


1 (4)

(5)

(5) (6)

156

()

( 105 )

( 109 )
(6) CPS

()

( 113 )
1

1
(7) CPS 1

(8)
1
1.4.3

1.5 1.5.1


//

157

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

(1) 3 (1) 5 (1)

50%

15%

(2)

(2)

20%

4 (2) 10

1.5.2

4.0 4.0 4.0


15% (
15%


(1) 10 (1) 50
PCB

158

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

(2) PCB

-site
(2) PCB

(3) 3

PCB

-site

(4) 3 (3) 10
500

3,000

1.5.3

1.5.4

3D 3D 3D

159

( 105 )

( 109 )

3D

()

( 113 )

3D 3D 3D
1

1.6 1.6.1

(1) (1) (1)


4.0 3

4.0 20

4.0 (2) (2) 3.0

4.0
30

3.0

(2) (

12
(3) 4.0

3.0
12 )

(3)
4.0
2

1.6.2

(1) (1)
160

( 105 )

( 109 )

( 113 )

200

197 ( 103

230

(103 165 )

20%)

( 103

(2)

()

40%)

292 (2)

(103 165 )

428
(103 165
)

2 8 8

1.6.3

161

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

2.1
2.1.1

4.0
20

3
2.1.2

4.0

2.1.3


120
300

10

4.0
10

106

10

4.0

15

2 (

162

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

4.0

2.1.4

2.2

106

CPS

2.2.1

10

163

10


2.2.2

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

1 4 4

2.2.3

1
4

164

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

3.1

3.1.1

30 225
( 12 ( 90 225 ( 90
6 45 45 45

3.1.2

6 22 45
3 3 )

23 )

22 23 )

3.1.3

(1)

(1) (1)
165

( 105 )

( 109 )

(2) (10

( 113 )

) (2) (15

) (2) (20

()

(3) (3)

(3)

(4)

10% 300
(4)
25%, 345

166

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

(1) (1)
24

24

(2) 2-4 (2) 2-4


2-4

2-4

(3) 4 (3)
3

(4) (4)

3.2

3.2.1

12

12

(1) (1)

167

( 105 )

( 109 )

( 113 )

20

12

( (103 24 )

(103 24 )

(2)

()

(103 24 )

(2)

22 (103

30 )

10 (103 30
)

1 2 2

3.2.2

5
1


168

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )
//

10

4.1

(CPS)

4.1.1

(Cyber
-Physical
Production
System)

(1)

4.0
2

4.0

4
4.0
15%


4.0

(
20%

(1) (1) (1) 4.0

169

(2)

(3)

(4)

PCB

( 105 )

( 109 )

( 113 )

2
3
10

(2)
15%

(2) PCB (2)


1

(3)
15%
80%
PCB
15%
(3) 10
(3)

30%

30%
/

70%

(4) CPS (4)


1
(4)

(a)

10

4.0
2
(5)
(b) (5)
CPS
75% 95%

170

()

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

2
(6) (5) (6)
2
2

()
(6)
3
1
(7)

2
4.1.2

4.0 4.0 4.0


4.0

(Taiwan

Productivity

(1) (1) 10 (1)

4.0

/50

10 /50

Partnership) (2) 1 (2) 4 (2) 6


/3

171

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

4.1.3

(1) ()
1

(2) ()

4.1.4

(
)

(1)
172

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

(1) 50%

30%
(2)

(2)

30%

(3) 20%

4.2.1


(TRL5~7)
4.2


5
2

173

(
10 )

( 105 )

( 109 )


(1) (1) 500mm

(TRL5~7)

500mm 500mm

50m
75%
(2)
(2) 2
4

(3)

10%
4.2.2

(1)

(1) (1)

(2)

(2) (3)
174

()

( 113 )

(1)

8
(2) /

2
(3) 30

(1)
CPS

(2)

(3)

(2)

(3) 3D

/
/


/
/

3D

( 105 )

( 109 )

( 113 )


(3)

(4)
(4)

(4) (5)

(5) 3D

3D

(1) (1) (1)


30
40
21

(2)

(2) (2)
40

80

4 15 (3) (3)

175

()

(4)

(
)

( 105 )

( 109 )

(3)

10
(4) 20
(5) /
120/20
(6)
5
(7) 1

(8)

(9)
-1

(10) 3D
1

( 113 )

20
40
(4) 50
(4) CPS
(5) /

300/50

(6)

15
3
(7) 3 (5) 80

(6) /
(8)
600/100
3D
(7)
1
30
(9) 2
(8)

5
(10) 3D

(9)

3D

2
(11) 3D 5

176

()

(10)

( 105 )

( 109 )

(11) (12)
2

12

(12) 3D (13) 3D
5

()

( 113 )
2
(11) 3D
1

50
(14) 35

(13) 3

5.1

5.1.1

4.0 43 180 180


3,360
810
3,360
- 12 /240 - 48 /960 - 48 /960

- 20 /400

- 5 /100 - 80 /1,520 - 20 /400

- 20 /380 - 8 /120

- 24 /360

- 6 /90

- 80
/1,520
- 8 /120
- 24 /360

177


5.1.2

4.0

5.1.3

5.1.4
/
/

( 105 )

( 109 )

50

200

()

( 113 )

300

1,000 5,000 660 6,400


140

840

(
)

4.0

200

300

4.0

178

( 105 )

( 109 )

5.1.5

4.0

4.0

4.0

5.1.6

10

( 113 )

4.0

10

150 600 600


24 160
160
179

()


5.2

5.2.1

4.0

5.2.2

4.0

( 105 )

( 109 )

4.0

4.0

4.0

180

()

( 113 )

5.2.3

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

750

750

750

4.0 4.0 4.0


4.0

100

100

100

5.2.4

(1) (1)

4.0

4.0 (

(2) (2)

4.0

181

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

(1) 10 (1) 10

10%

200

200 )

(2) (2)

5.2.5

10%

10%

4.0 4.0

4.0

4.0

3 4.0 3 4.0 5

182


5.2.6

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

5.3

5.3.1

1 30

5 150

9 270

5.3.2

30

30

20

4.0

(90 )

183

( 105 )

( 109 )


(2 )

()

( 113 )

1 4 4
50 50 / 50 /

20 /

20 /

5.3.3

20 /

20 /

20 /

5.4

5.4.1

10

10

184


5.4.2

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

2 3

5.4.3

1 150


20 /

20 /

185

20 /

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

6.1

6.1.1

(1) (1) (1)


300

1,200

(2) (2)

2.5

10

1,200

(2)

10

6.1.2

2 3 5

6.1.3


186

( 105 )

( 109 )

()

( 113 )

4.0 50%

4.0

1 3 6
1 3
6.1.4


1 4

6.2

3D

3D 3D
187

( 105 )

( 109 )

( 113 )

3D 3D 3D
1

188

()

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