European machine builders are currently producing and selling high-performance machines but, that at the same time involve a great amount of material resources and high energy consumption.
To face this non-sustainable situation, this project will tackle a twofold approach: a) To integrate mechanics, control and machining dynamics for reducing the material amount of manufacturing systems while assuring productivity, accuracy and reliability. b) To integrate the resulting lightweight manufacturing systems with value-adding features such as machine reconfiguration options, information sharing capabilities, lifecycle services and new business models. These dematerialised systems will provide thus a maximum of added value with a minimum of used energy and material resources.
A mini conference organized by CECIMO will present to the public the DEMAT approach and the state-of-the-play in the project.
Presentation by Ph.D. Juanjo Zulaika Muniain, TECNALIA.
· When: 2 March 2012, from 15:00 to 15:45
· Where: METAV Exhibition, Dusseldorf (Germany).
CECIMO booth, Hall 16, F42.
· Language: English
Participation limited to the size of the booth. No registration required.
· Contact person: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , CECIMO
Press release on METAV website
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Ph.D. Juanjo Zulaika Muniain (Tecnalia)
juanjo.zulaika@tecnalia.com