Projects
MADE – Competence Center Industry 4.0 offers support to facilitate companies to implement innovation projects of products and production processes. A concrete activity to support business made possible by the technical resources, human capital, and network of companies that collaborate with MADE.
The digital transformation of manufacturing processes with a focus on Industry 4.0 can be defined as the sequence of activities that every company must perform to learn how to govern the new competitive scenarios that will revolutionize the foundations of different businesses, with the support of digital practices, skills, and technologies.
For technology transfer projects, we cover:
Industry 4.0 Strategy
A business analysis and development service with a rigorous and qualified approach to identify which digital solutions to implement in the short term for greater efficiency of industrial processes.
Technology Scouting
MADE is a consortium of companies, universities, and public bodies. Thanks to this model, it is possible to ensure a wide, depth, and qualitative search for technologies best suited to develop product and process innovation to ensure the identification of the most appropriate technologies and technology partners.
Technology consulting
Concrete support for the implementation of technological, organizational, and management solutions to improve the processes of companies with a view to Industry 4.0 and optimize industrial processes digitally.
Innovation, industrial research, and experimental development projects
Collaborative activities to support the translation of innovative ideas into demonstrable concepts. Technological innovation is applied to develop new solutions, products, and services or improve existing ones.
Demo, Test before Invest, and Prototyping
The construction of an innovative, market-ready project is the result of a constant process of verification and field testing. Thanks to the large demonstration space and technologies within it, MADE can support decisions by demonstrating the feasibility of a solution even through the replication of industrial scenarios.
Industry 4.0 project validation
Evaluation of adequacy of technologies, methodologies, and execution of innovation projects against the set goals and the state of the art. In addition to projects developed with partners, MADE participates in collaborative R&I projects funded by European (e.g., Horizon 2020, Horizon Europe, EIT Manufacturing), national, and regional (e.g., ERDF funds) programs.
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Below are some examples of technology transfer projects managed by MADE – Competence Center Industry 4.0.
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CUSTOMIZATION CENTER DIGITAL TWIN- CC –TWINFater Spa Virtually simulate an entire plant to analyze and understand needs in advance, optimizing investment in infrastructure and technology. |
FLASH COMP
Flawless and human-centered digital approach for sustainable composite parts production |
LCAMP
Learner Centric Advanced Manufacturing Platform for CoVEs |
aerOS
Autonomous, scalabIE, tRustworthty, intelligent European meta Operating System for the ioT edge-cloud continuum |
WOWMeccanica del Sarca Prototype of AGV that confers material exactly in the area where the operation on the production cycle, dialogues with other actors involved in the production and overcomes physical obstacles. |
ACTOR- ACTIVE MONITORINGMeccanica del Sarca Algorithm that ensures the immediate reporting of a criticality enabling a specific intervention strategy intervention based on the level of risk. |
CONTROLLO PROD.-MAN.-GEST.Lombarda S.p.A Automatically detect data through solutions of connectivity between machinery and an information system developed for real-time control of production and maintenance. |
VIR-PRO-DETecnoinox Optimize UX analysis on new products and the collection of feedback during the design phase, By making design variables more efficient and avoiding the construction of non-performing prototypes. |
A.R.S.ORhea Vendors Group S.p.A. Assess the AS-IS status of the sustainability practices present in the company and identify the TO-BE that will lead the company to greater sustainability in the short, medium, and long term |
IESMA Summer School
Innovation & Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Manufacturing Summer School |