15 partners from 8 countries, coordinated by AITIIP (Spain)
Non-profit RTD private entity specialised in the integration of robotic processes for the factories of the future. Leads the subtractive operations and the integration of all components in the KRAKEN machine.
Independent research and technology organisation (est. 1946). Promotes the manufacturing freedoms offered by metal-based additive manufacturing technologies.
R&D company (1984) specialised in microtechnology, nanotechnology and systems engineering. In charge of the overall control system and real-time correction of the robot.
Leading European company constructing and managing buildings and civil infrastructures under sustainability principles. End user providing applications in the construction sector.
Develops and transfers innovative products, processes and methodologies for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. Responsible for the assessment of new materials and technologies.
Design house of international repute, a world symbol of Italian style with 80+ years of experience. Contributes to the design and engineering of the physical demonstrators.
Leading ICT integrator in Eastern Europe. Involved in the software upgrade, new software development and integration.
Nearly 200 years of solutions to measure the world. In charge of the laser tracker technology implementation and its upgrade for the project needs.
World leader in CAD/CAM software with a proven track record of reliable product delivery. Provides software for the consortium.
50-year company dedicated to the distribution of welding products. In charge of the metallisation and the exploitation of welding-based additive manufacturing.
Technology consultants supporting businesses to realise their technological and operational goals. Support industrial validation, exploitation, standardisation and business planning.
SME (est. ~30 years) specialised in the formulation and manufacture of epoxy and polyurethane resin systems. Develops the specialised resins for KRAKEN.
Small company specialised in the integration of laser trackers. Manages the laser-tracker data and the software for real-time geometry validation.
The European Association of the Machine Tool Industries (15 national associations, ~1,500 firms). Supports dissemination and communication of the project.
Romanian SME (2011) focused on autonomous systems and robotics. Develops the KRAKEN online monitoring software component.
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