Ukrainian landscape of Industry 5.0 on the conference in Kyiv
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Presentation of Ukrainian Industry 5.0 on the conference of 11th of March 2026. Author - Alex Yurchak, CEO of Association of Industrial Automation of Ukraine
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Ukrainian landscape of Industry 5.0 on the conference in Kyiv
- 1. Industry 5.0 in Ukraine Common challenges and perspectives with EU partners Matchmaking events, 11–12th of March
- 2. Association of Industrial Automation of Ukraine (APPAU) End users Control a& IT SI Global vendors Local IE manufactures Universities Startups OEM standards talents innovation funds export Industry 4.0 - 5.0 Export & Internationalization Technical Committee 185 Integration EU Matchmaking platform Innovative clusters EAM Center 4.0 / DIH Ukrainian Cluster Alliance 300+ members in Industry 4.0 (moving to I5.0) 65 members Co-founder of Ukrainian Cluster Alliance (UCA, 40 clusters) Key roles • Policy-maker • Ecosystem & collective assets building • Coordination and orchestration • Standards aligning • Internationalization
- 3. 28 clusters of UCA joined to Manifesto 5.0 I5.0 - Starting in 2023
- 4. Country in the war: new accent for Industry 5.0 ● Technological breakthroughs and shift focus ○ Security is priority #1 ○ RESILIENCE everywhere – an imperative for survival ○ Mass decentralization, modularity, and autonomy ○ Leadership of technologies (AI, robots...) ○ Revival of Ukraine’s product sector in Dual-use & MilTech ● Acceleration of new, more effective strategies (as WINWIN) ● Faster integration with the EU in all directions Security and Defense should be integrated
- 5. 5. Restoring and growing human capital 6. Inclusive, proactive, and innovative SMEs 7. Focus on Deep Tech innovations 8. Transition to a circular economy. 9. Digitalization is not only for profit but also for people and the planet. 10. Transition to ESG principles and standards. 1. Towards Governance 5.0. 2. Integration and cooperation with the Defense 3. Strengthening the Resilience of value chains and ecosystems. 4. Decentralization and adaptability for less vulnerability, resilience, and stability. Resilience and Victory Recovery Key statements Triple transition Security, Digital and Green
- 6. Governance 5.0 (current policies, instruments, and institutions) Strategies and target programs Assets and ecosystems (changes until 2025) Results Technologies are for people and freedom Resilience of value chains and Ecosystems (incl Defense) Sustainable development Instruments Institutions Manifesto regarding transition to I5.0 Networks Center 4.0 / DIHs Innovation clusters Experts SIRI State agency I5.0 Transformation of research institutes / universities Incentives for End Users Industrial Іncubators &- Accelerators Development funds Reskilling-Upskilling SMEs Key programs Localization of production Eco-Industrial Parks Diia.City+ Industrial policy Innovation Regional Industry 5.0 Cluster Smart specialization Key strategies Derivatives and cross-sectoral Resilience and Recovery Programs Export – Internationalization SMEs Inno-dev by target sectors Development of R&D infrastructure (E)DIHs: 2 -> 10 Industry. Accelerators: 2 -> 12 Technoparks: 0 -> 3 Eco-Industrial Parks: 2 -> 12 Deep-tech startups: growth of 200% Penetration of technology I4.0 / 5.0 (200%) Investment attraction The share of hi-tech products in exports Share of mid-high AV products in GDP Strengthening of Dual- Use and MilTech GDP growth Technical regulation (standards 4-5.0) Internationalization Growth of domestic innovations Better integration into European chains Policy framework and strategies for Industry 5.0 in Ukraine Digital
- 7. Impact of right Instruments Number of companies Drones & UGV Growth of production Grant & investment 1500 (x 20) 500+ (x 15) x100 x10
- 8. Where We Are Now - Priorities ● Development of innovation ecosystems – ○ the launch of EDIHs, ○ Stregthening clusters movement ○ integration into EU value chains. ● Focus on Deep Tech – autonomous systems and robotics, cybersecurity, AI, communication systems, platforms, advanced materials, etc. ● Defense technologies and dual-use applications – Ukraine is emerging as a new R&D hub for MilTech. ● Accelerated integration into EU programs (Horizon / Digital Europe/ COSME / Interreg). ● Closer cooperation with the State – significant acceleration in 2024–2025. ● Generation of new strategic initiatives by APPAU – UCA emergence of CoP 5.0.
- 9. Ukrainian CoP 5.0: roles and functions СоР 5.0 TWIN Committee Yurchak O. E2E Engineering (Vasyliev A) Data Space / ESG (Nochvai V – Kravchenko R) AI / Robotics (Ochkasov O.) Cyber-security (Kotsuba I.- Delemboski М.) Digital Roadmap (Yurchak О.) Reskilling-Upskilling (Pupena O.) Culture changes (Tkachuk V.) Strategic agenda 5.0 Common standards Coordination Communication Mentorship and training Funding Technology changes Changes of policies / strategies Cultural changes Roles and functions 1. Development of a strategic agenda by technological segments 2. Analytics and Position Papers 3. Enlightenment of the market - acceleration of penetration of new technologies 4. Interaction and development in technological ecosystems 5. Coordination with foreign partners – integration into EU policies 1. Industry roadmaps 2. Position documents -> NPA proposals 3. Interaction with government and international organizations - implementation at the state level 1. Agenda of Reskilling-Upskilling (hard skills) programs 2. Vocational training – development of Leadership and soft skills 3. Market enlightenment – formation of new paradigms in ideology 5.0 Roles and functions
- 10. Roadmap GDT Textile 1. The Roadmap (80 initiatives) 2. ADMA-scanner (self-diagnostic tool, proposed as well for the national State platform Diya.Business) 3. Analytic report ‘The State of SMEs in Twin transition in Textile’ incl 6 specific business cases 4. Alliance 3T (coalition of clusters & businesses) 5. Landscape of Innovators in Textile 6. New deals & partnerships (incl. B2B, Clusters & EDIHs) 7. Better relationships with EU organizations (Clusters, Trans4Mer / ADMA, INCIT) https://appau.org.ua/en/roadmap-for-the-twin-transition/
- 11. АІ IoT Advanced Robotics Cloud comp Digital Twins Block- chain Cyber- security VR/A R Industry 4.0-5.0 Energy 4.0 Logistic 4.0 Utility 4.0 CleanTech FinTech Mobility 4.0 MilTech AgTech MedTech EdTech 3D MarTech eHealth SmartCity E-Gov Public servs Market segmentation / role of strategies & WG The main focus of Ukrainian government before Main actors 10 industrial high-tech clusters 3000 business support organizations <10 strong industrial (traditional) clusters Strong IT & multiples reg. IT-associations Strategic frameworks 1. Challenges 2. Strategies 3. Roadmap 4. Results & Deliverables 5. Intl collaboration Annex: Pilot projects AI/Robotics Cyber- security E-2-E Engineering Federative DS / ESG Circular Manufacturing Reskilling - Upskilling Roadmap by Sector / Industry, aligned with Government polices
- 12. Common challenges (all WGs CoP 5.0-UA) 1. Low level of Digitalization and Automation in all Industries 2. Lack of Skilled Workforce and Gaps in Education 3. Insufficient Institutional Support and Funding 4. Fragmented Business Ecosystems and Cooperation 5. Big dependence on Imported Technologies and Components EDIH Kyiv HiTech EDIH Clotex Cluster Circular Economy APPAU Podilliya Fashion Clusters Textile association GDT Textile, Case #5
- 13. Development priorities ● Industrial ecosystems – to focus on critical industries ○ EDIHs and Clusters ○ Accelerators ● Mass Reskilling-Upskilling ● Integration with EU programs ● Funding programs ● Acceleration in implementation AI / Robotics / IoT / Cybersecurity ● Integration with Dual-Use / MilTech sectors ● Integrated Educational programs ● Common platforms / synergy (as Federative Data Space) Ecosystems By Sectors and Technologies Integration (not Fragmentation) A. Consortiums in EU programs (Horizon, Digital, EDF and EDIH/cluster- oriented) B. Funding: Re-Up, Testbeds / Prototyping, Ind Accelerators C. Engaging big, intl companies and key institutions
- 14. APPAU & UCA partners in I5.0 / Twin transition
- 15. WG CoP 5.0-UA • Cybersecurity (Igor Kotsyuba) • End2End Engineering (O. Yurchak – A. Vasiliev) • Industrial AI (Оleksandr Ochkasov) • Dual-Use / Photonics (Kyrylo Horokhovskyi) • Data Space / ESG (Roman Kravchenko / Volodymyr Nochvay) • Reskilling - Upskilling programs / (Pavlo Novikov)
- 16. Main discussions ● End-2-End Engineering: how to democratize PLM for SMEs (moderator — Anton Vasyliev) ● APM / Predictive maintenance: how AI changes the rules (Оleksandr Ochkasov) ● Cybersecurity in OT: integrated approach to Safety & Security in Energy sector (Igor Kotsyuba) ● Robotics — Defense UAV vs Industrial: what is in common (Mykhaylo Kinebas and Andriy Bukovski) ● Data Space platform / ESG: building ‘cluster hub’ platform (Roman Kravchenko and Volodymyr Nochvay) ● Collaboration with EDIH: let’s start (Oleksandr Stepanets)
- 18. HOW TO BE RESILIENT IN WARTIME
- 19. Professionals4Ukraine The key mechanism of UCA clusters internationalization 34 professionals from 15 countries who helps UCA Professionals who provide for our clusters - • Sustained and substantial efforts in promoting our clusters / entire UCA over a period of three months and more. • Assistance in entering European or other projects where our clusters become beneficiaries. • Direct financial contribution or technical assistance to our projects or within events equivalent to at least 5,000 euros.
- 20. 20 Alex Yurchak CEO UCA / APPAU [email protected] Industry 5.0 in Ukraine Resilience Victory Recovery