Autor: Malte Teichmann

The “InTraLab” Learning Factory

The “InTraLab” Learning Factory

Gaining experience and knowledge in digitally transformed work environments
Norbert Gronau ORCID Icon, Malte Rolf Teichmann, Malte Teichmann
Learning factories offer a practical environment for simulating production processes in which learners can acquire skills through the direct application of new technologies. The Industrial Transformation Lab (InTraLab) models hybrid production processes by combining real-world demonstrators and virtual simulations. This enables learners to acquire the skills that are crucial for the digitally transformed world of work.
Industry 4.0 Science | Volume 41 | Edition 2 | Pages 46-51
Challenges of Age-Appropriate Vocational Training

Challenges of Age-Appropriate Vocational Training

Potential of Mobile IIoT Techno-logies in Work-Related Learning
Malte Teichmann, André Ullrich ORCID Icon, David Kotarski, Norbert Gronau ORCID Icon
An ageing workforce is a central entrepreneurial challenge. One solution is vocational training. For older workers it is associated with problems. The contribution addresses these problems and the increasing amount of mobile industrial Internet of Things Technology (IIoT) within work processes. The aim is to identify solutions for age-appropriate vocational training by work-related learning.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 35 | 2019 | Edition 2 | Pages 23-26
Using Mobile IIoT-Technologies in Hybrid Learning Factories

Using Mobile IIoT-Technologies in Hybrid Learning Factories

a Scenario-Based Development of Acting Capability in the Application Center Industry 4.0
Malte Teichmann, André Ullrich ORCID Icon, Benedict Bender, Norbert Gronau ORCID Icon
Recently, implementation procedures of automatic production, digitalization and Industrial Internet of Things technologies (IIoT) play an increasing role in industrial manufacturing processes. Subsequently, the competence requirements for employees change. These changes cannot be anticipated by traditional learning approaches. The following contribution faces this challenge and will show a new integrated learning factory approach which combines the application of new technologies with a flexible production environment. Thus establishing production surroundings that are familiar to the learner. The contribution demonstrates this approach using a quality control process in the context of logistics.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 34 | 2018 | Edition 3 | Pages 21-24 | DOI 10.30844/I40M_18-3_S21-24