DMDII, est. Feb 2014 A public/private cooperative digitizing manufacturing

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2 DMDII, est. Feb 2014 A public/private cooperative digitizing manufacturing Established through a 5-year cooperative agreement with $70M in federal government funding and over $250M in matching funding from industry, academia, local government, and community partners. Applied Research & Development Reduce cost and risk of commercializing new technology Technology Integration & Commercialization Develop innovative methods and practices for supply chain integration Education, technical skills, & workforce development Engage with small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises 2

3 DMDII Vision for Digital Manufacturing FABRICATE FABRICATE FABRICATE DATA ACROSS PRODUCT LIFECYCLE DESIGN FABRICATE ASSEMBLE QUALIFY SELL & DELIVER AFTER- SALES SERVICE END OF LIFE REUSE RECYCLE DATA INFORMATION DECISIONS VALUE 3

4 Industry Membership Model Tier (5 year commitment) Members Benefits Tier 1 $2M dues $3M cost share Tier 2 $1M dues No cost share Executive Committee seat IP rights to all project-generated IP for internal business and research TAC seat (each) Executive Committee representation (total of 2 seats across all Tier 2's) IP rights to all project-generated IP for internal research TAC seat (each) Tier 3 $2500 dues No cost share 90+ small and medium sized companies Executive Committee representation (total of 1 seat across all Tier 3's) IP rights as negotiated in Project Awards TAC seat (total of 1 seat across all Tier 3's) 4

5 Academic Membership Model Tier (5 year commitment) Members Benefits Tier 1 Text $5 mil (cost-share) Tier 2 Text $2 mil (cost-share) Tier Text 3 $1 mil (cost-share) Executive Committee seat Royalty-free license to use ALL IP for internal R&D TAC seat (each) Executive Committee representation Royalty-free license to use ALL IP for internal R&D TAC seat (each) Executive Committee representation IP rights as negotiated in Project Awards TAC representation Tier Text 4 $2500 dues ($500/year) 10+ Universities, Community Colleges, Associations, and Non- Profit Organizations TAC representation Access to workforce development programs, education and training. Networking opportunities 5

6 We close the Innovation Gap DMDII Core Focus T4-T7 6

7 Our Competitive Differentiation Closing the gap between innovation and commercialization This is how we compete This is what we are A Neutral Convener A Solutions Studio A Deal Maker A Steward This is what we do We leverage a platform for gathering and matchmaking best and right fit players We follow a design driven formula for incubation and deployment We have a unique infrastructure for structuring and on-ramping collaborative ventures We built a scalable model for engagement and investment management Not for profit and unbiased advocate for the cluster and the consortium We deliver ROI measured outcomes with a portfolio of real world partners Our facility offers a marquee destination to showcase, test, co-work and demo We focus on novel and revolutionary solutions with industry disruptive potential We can provide de-risking and syndicated investment capital to projects so no single company is on its own 7

8 Why would an SME join DMDII? To participate in our R&D projects 8

9 Why would an SME join DMDII? To give you a competitive advantage 9

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11 Click here to see Mark Peterson s talk on DMDII 11

12 Why would an SME join DMDII? To increase your awareness of digital manufacturing technologies 12

13 Why would an SME join DMDII? To keep up with your customers demands 13

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15 Click here to see Mark Wilson s talk on DMDII 15

16 Why would an SME join DMDII? To network with our Tier 1 and Tier 2 Industry Partners 16

17 Why would an SME join DMDII? So you ll be able to produce products faster and less-expensively To be more productive and make more money 17

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19 Click here to see Scott Miller s talk on DMDII 19

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24 The Digital Manufacturing Commons Open Source Software Platform, Initially created by GE Global Research, DARPA, MIT DMC s Integration into the Industrial Ecosystem Creating a New Service Marketplace Global Collaboration, Knowledge/Data Sharing, Unified Location Advanced Design/Modeling Community Based Platform Consumers Capacity/Services Exchange IP Discovery/Exchange Collaboration/Facilitation Revenue/Cost Benefits Engineering/ Designers Manufacturers 24