centre d'expertise industrielle de montréal  (CEI MTL)

In keeping with its 2019-2021 strategic plan, Excellence industrielle Saint-Laurent is working on setting up the Centre d'expertise industrielle Saint-Laurent (CEI MTL), the first phase in the development of the future Complexe d’innovation et de commercialisation en manufacturier innovant in Saint-Laurent.

 

 

PHASE 1 - Centre d'expertise industrielle de Montreal (CEI MTL)

 

The Centre d'expertise industrielle de Montreal (CEI MTL) will enable businesses to acquire the knowledge they need to adopt Industry 4.0 digital technologies.

 

The CEI MTL:

• Integrates the first cyber-physical (CP) factory in Québec, the result of an agreement between Excellence industrielle Saint-Laurent and the Centre de recherche industrielle du Québec (CRIQ).
• Showcases how the new technologies can be integrated into a factory.
• Involves educational institutions and manufacturers.
• Helps match labour with industry needs and gives entrepreneurs access to research infrastructures, laboratories, events and networking activities.

 

Réseau des centres d'expertise industrielle 4.0 au Québec 

On September 26, 2019, the experts from the Réseau des centres d'expertise industrielle 4.0 au Québec (RCEI) in the process of creation met at Festo Didactique to test some of the equipment allocated to the technology showcases. They were able to experiment with two CP Labs and their control tablets - advanced automated modules dedicated to the transfer of knowledge - programmed and supplied by Siemens.

 

From left to right: Jérôme Gervais Lavoie, engineer for the CNIMI - UQTR - Drummondville Campus ; Robin Dandurand and Laurence Vallée, Economic commissioners - Innovation at Excellence industrielle Saint-Laurent and Project Managers for the CIE et CII in Montreal ; Francis Bourbonnais, digital expert  at DEL, CIE Longueuil ; Denis Beauchemin, business devlopment - digital and 4.0 industry Director at Québec International, manager of the CIE in Québec ; Geneviève Lefebvre, Manager, Innovative Manufactring initiatives at CRIQ.

 

PHASE 2 - Complexe d’innovation et de commercialisation en manufacturier innovant

With the importance of leveraging innovation to ensure the preservation and prosperity of the industrial sector, Excellence industrielle Saint-Laurent is enhancing its support role with the creation of the future Complexe d’innovation et de commercialisation en manufacturier innovant. This complex will serve as a manufacturing innovation hub where industrial sector stakeholders can obtain help with their digital transformation.

 

The development of the CIE and its eventual integration into the Complexe d’innovation et de commercialisation en manufacturier innovant  will be an excellent opportunity for businesses to define, test and build the manufacturing of tomorrow and thus contribute to the city’s progress and prosperity.

The Complexe d’innovation et de commercialisation en manufacturier innovant will offer a host of one-stop value-added services, in five distinct areas:

 

• Technology showcase
• Innovation garage
• Modular industrial space
• Training space
• Collaborative spaces for technology firms

 

     

 

NEWS

2019: To help Québec businesses transition to Industry 4.0, the Québec government, in its 2019-2020 budget plan, has earmarked $5M over five years to support the Réseau des centres d'expertise industrielle du Québec (RCEI). Read the MEI press release.

 

2017: The Centre de recherche industrielle du Québec (CRIQ), in partnership with Industry 4.0 giant Festo, announces the establishment of Québec’s first cyber-physical laboratory in Saint-Laurent. Read the CRIQ press release. 

 

Yours contacts

For more information, contact:

• Isabelle De La Barrière, Director of the Centre d'expertise industrielle de Montreal.
• Franck Boulbes, Economic Development Commissioner, Innovation.

• Jonathan Brodeur, Economic Development Commissioner, Innovation.

• Réal Chamberland, Economic Development Commissioner, Innovation.

• Valentin Delannoy, Economic Development Commissioner, Innovation.
• Simon Desjardins, Economic Development Commissioner, Innovation.