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The Gorenje Group, a leader in major and small domestic appliances, HVAC, and kitchen furniture, is headquartered in Slovenia and operates 79 companies worldwide. With over 10,900 employees and a consolidated revenue of €1.4 billion in 2011, Gorenje exports 95% of its sales to 90 countries, focusing on Europe, the USA, and Australia. This document outlines the company's history, innovative product designs, and ongoing projects to enhance smart appliance capabilities through advanced communication and control technologies.
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Social&SmartKick-offMeeting Sašo Vinkovič 12-13.11.2012, Milan
Gorenje Profile 1/2 • Core business - Products and services for home, MDA (major domestic appliances), SDA (small domestic appliances), HVAC and kitchen furniture. • Gorenje Group - Main company Gorenjed.d., and 79 companies (61 international). • Number of employees - 10.932 / 2011. • Consolidated revenue - 1.4 bn EUR / 2011. • Global presence - 90 countries worldwide, mostly in Europe, USA, Australia, Near and Far East. • Own production - Slovenia, Czech Republic, Serbia, Sweden. • Export - 95% of sales.
Gorenje Profile 2/2 • 1950 - Founded in the village of Gorenje. • 1991-1996 - Restructuring and ownership transformation. • 2006-2007 - New design of product lines GorenjePininfarina II; Gorenje Swarovski; GorenjeOra-Ïto. • 2008-2009 - Acquisition of the company ATAG. • 2010 - Acquisition of the company ASKO. • 2011 - Launching of the new brand name Gorenje+.
GorenjeGroup • Home, products and services for home – MDA (cold, hot, wet), SDA, HVAC, services for home, kitchen furniture • Ecology, ecology-related services - comprehensive waste management • Other - tool-making, engineering, hotels, services, trade • EU Projects
Designing components • Designing flexible communication protocol. • Designing power and control electronic boards for suitable household appliance (stand alone refrigerator). • Communication module based on Wi-Fi technology. • Residential gateway based on Linux operating system and ARM MCU.
WP1 - Research & System identification [M1-M15] • T1.4 Technological versant (GORE,ARDU,AMIS,LBL) [M1-M11] • T1.4.1 Boards for smart appliances • Though the consortium comprises partners with a notable experience on developing such boards, both in • proprietary and in open source frameworks, a preliminary reconnaissance of the principal market products and • research open points will suitably address the subsequent work of these partners. • T1.4.2 Wired and wireless networks. • Similar remark for this subtask. • T1.4.3 Performance prediction and modelling • The operational network needs to be guaranteed to perform under tight bandwidth constraints, which are • required for the experimentation phase of the project, as well as for the product design. The performance • guarantee comes from simulation and analytical models, which assume diverse degrees of abstraction. We will • analyze modelling requirements and expected prediction accuracy of SandS communication network.
WP2 - Electronics for remote control [M2-M12] • T2.1 Connection to the physical appliances (GORE, ARD) [M2-M8] • Understanding of appliances functionalities. • Arduino U-Node connection with physical appliances. • Analogous connection through Gorenje brand solution. • Basic control tests on appliances through Arduino and Gorenje boards.
WP7 Smallscalemockup
Deliverables • D7.1 – Report on mockup installation (CARTIF), M15 • D7.2 – Report on options validation (ARD), M16 • D7.3 – Report on validated communication protocols and interfaces boards (LBL), M18 • D7.4 – Library of recipes and templates of basic scenarios (GORE), M20 • D7.5 – Report on collected data with corresponding analysis (ARD), M23
Tasks • T7.1 – Mockupassembling (GORE, CART), M11-M18 • T7.2 – Experimentingtradeoff on options (CARTIF, ARD), M12-M16 • T7.3 – Definingandrunningrecipes (GORE, CARTIF, LBL), M14-M20 • T7.4 – Analysisofdataandevaluationoftheoperationlresults (ARD, LBL, CARTIF), M16-M23 • T7.5 – Stresstesting (CARTIF, ARD, LBL), M18-M24