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62 FIRST LOOKS Siemens Cloud-based app for microbreweries When the yeast consumes the sugar to produce alcohol, that is when the flavour is developed. It is when beer becomes beer. Australian craft brewers are passionate about brewing, not industrial operational technology. In this market, Deacam, an Australia original equipment manufacturer (OEM) which provides automated brewing equipment and solutions to microbreweries, was looking to differentiate itself. Leonie Wong, responsible for vertical sales for food and beverage for Siemens Australia, and Rex Chen, Solutions Architect for Siemens, met with Deacam and their customers – the microbreweries. Wong explained, “The beer must go through a temperature behaviour over several weeks. For a brewery, it is critical to ensure that they can replicate that temperature behaviour time and time again, because that is what creates a consistent flavour.” Once it was understood that data around fermentation is a priority, MindSphere was identified to start creating a solution tailored to the requirements and budged of craft brewers. In the previous systems of temperature capture that the brewers were using, the drift in the temperature range was too large. With MindSphere, the temperature data is digitised at the point of capture and added to application. What the team found was that this allows the brewers to track and control the fermentation vessel temperature. The solution also provides historical data, so brewers can identify a temperature profile across historical batches, allowing Callum Reeves, Co-founder and Co-owner of KAIJU! Beer, with Leonie Wong of Siemens looking at the screen with the data allowing the brewers to more precisely track and control the fermentation them to locate and replicate their “perfect batch” in the future. The application contextualises the data, to allow brewers to know what is going on and make better decisions. This also means that when new equipment and tanks are added, it is a plug-and-play process, making it easier to expand operations. “Deacam placed a lot of trust in us, giving us open access to their customers, KAIJU! Beer and others,” Wong said. “To have that triangular conversation – with Siemens, the OEM, as well as the end-user, the brewery itself – that is a valuable thing.” With the feedback Deacam received from their customers, the Siemens team was able to make a complete MindSphere application for the fermentation process called Fermecraft. Deacam now standardised their full control cabinet design using Siemens. Meanwhile, the application is still evolving and expanding to include features beyond fermentation. She continued, “Over the last nine or 10 years, we have seen the Australian craft brewing sector grow from about 12 breweries to approximately 600, and there are a number of OEMs that supply this market. We are seeing this kind of tailor-made approach to new business and innovation as a new opportunity.” For Wong, asking the right questions is what made the project successful. At times, both Deacam as well as the breweries themselves were not sure what they wanted and trying to define an accurate user requirement specification came down to the team’s ability to just sit down faceto-face with all the stakeholders and ask quality questions. Chen concluded, “We are moving towards an agile based project execution, where the idea is really about trying something quickly, something that is affordable and painless, to make sure that there is value and the customer is getting what they want, and then scaling from there. “Even for larger customers, we need to think in a way that is nimble.” ■ FOOD & BEVERAGE ASIA JUNE / JULY 2020
2020 JUNE 23 – 26 FOOMA Japan (Cancelled) INTEX Osaka Osaka, Japan www.foomajapan.jp/english 28 – 30 Food Ingredients China (Postponed) National Exhibition and Convention Centre (NECC) Shanghai, China en.fic.cfaa.cn AUGUST 28 – 30 2020 Asia (Shanghai) International Food and Beverage Expo and Import Food Expo Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC) Shanghai, China en.aifoode.com SEPTEMBER 9 – 11 ProPak Vietnam 2020 (New Date) Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre (SECC) Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam www.propakvietnam.com 23 – 24 Vitafoods Asia Sands Expo and Convention Centre Singapore www.vitafoodsasia.com 23 – 26 FoodTech International Jakarta International Expo (JI Expo) Jakarta, Indonesia www.foodtechinternational.ne OCTOBER 7 – 10 ALLPACK Indonesia Jakarta International Expo (JI Expo) Jakarta, Indonesia www.allpack-indonesia.com 13 – 16 China Brew & Beverage Shanghai Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC) Shanghai, China www.chinabrew-beverage.com 20 – 23 ProPak Asia (New Date) Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC) Bangkok, Thailand www.propakasia.com/ppka/2020/en/index.asp 22 – 24 Food Japan 2020 Suntec Singapore Singapore www.oishii-world.com/en NOVEMBER 5 – 7 FoodTech Krasnodar (New Date) Expograd Yug Krasnodar, Russia www.foodtech-krasnodar.ru/ru-RU 10 – 12 Food & Hotel China Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC) Shanghai, China www.fhcchina.com/en 11 – 13 Food Ingredients Vietnam (New Date) Tan Binh Exhibition & Convention Centre (TBECC) Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam www.figlobal.com/vietnam 18 – 20 Asia Fruit Logistica (New Date) Singapore Expo Singapore www.asiafruitlogistica.com 25 – 27 FoodTech Japan 2020 Makuhari Messe, Japan Tokyo, Japan www.foodtechjapan.jp/en-gb.html 25 – 27 Food Ingredients Asia-China (New Date) National Exhibition and Convention Centre (NECC) Shanghai, China www.figlobal.com/china 26 – 28 PackEx India (New Date) Bombay Exhibition Center Mumbai, India www.packexindia.com 26 – 28 Anutec Ingredients India (New Date) Bombay Exhibition Center Mumbai, India www.anutecingredientsindia.com DECEMBER 9 – 11 Food Ingredients Asia (New Date) Jakarta International Expo (JI Expo) Jakarta, Indonesia www.figlobal.com/asia-indonesia 17 – 20 Foodtech & Pharmatech Taipei (New Date) Taipei Nangang Exhibition Centre Taipei, Taiwan www.foodtech.com.tw 2021 FEBURARY 25 Feb interpack – 3 Mar Messe Düsseldorf (New Date) Düsseldorf, Germany www.interpack.com MARCH 2 – 5 FHA-Food & Beverage (New Date) Singapore Expo and MAX Atria Singapore www.fhafnb.com EVENTS CALENDAR NOVEMBER 23 – 25 swop Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC) Shanghai, China www.swop-online.com 63 FOOD & BEVERAGE ASIA JUNE / JULY 2020
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