Digital Inspection

Digitalisation of a tube manufacturing line for product quality monitoring and improvement. Key process variables such as temperature and forming pressure will be obtained. The quality of the current sensor system will be assessed and additional sensors for deeper understanding will be considered. Data will be integrated into a digital platform for real-time monitoring and history log access. This project will facilitate the identification of manufacturing patterns, detecting improvements and accurate process optimisation.

The QUIXOTE Cervera Network of Excellence advances the development of quantum technologies for security through research in secure communications, quantum sensing, and advanced positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) systems. Within the project, LORTEK is developing a quantum optical fiber gyroscope and leading the simulation of quantum sensor networks to assess their potential for advanced navigation, monitoring and positioning applications.

The AIRISE project empowers European SMEs in adopting edge-based AI for manufacturing, targeting waste and carbon reduction. The consortium establishes an ecosystem connecting SMEs with AI experts, Digital Innovation Hubs, and commercial entities. Open Calls facilitate access to AI competence for over 500 SMEs, supporting pilot applications. Security and connectivity are bolstered by external resources in cybersecurity and IoT, while smart working environments benefit from operator interfaces and collaborative robots.

INDatIA impulsa el uso de datos e inteligencia artificial en la industria, desarrollando soluciones para optimizar procesos productivos mediante la hibridación en tiempo real del mundo físico y virtual. El proyecto busca mejorar la eficiencia, sostenibilidad y competitividad industrial a través de nuevas técnicas de captación y análisis de datos, apoyando la transición hacia la fábrica inteligente del futuro.

To implement an inspection system for thermocouples and magnetic groups in Orkli’s Gas Safety range, critical components that require rigorous quality control. Traditionally, this inspection was performed visually by operators, a labor-intensive process due to the small size of the parts and the high production volume.

Project that develops and validates an ecosystem of new digital technologies for the main processes of national shipyards in order to achieve their technological leap towards digitalization according to Industry 4.0 guidelines, positioning the national sector as a technological benchmark in the international context.

The project aims to develop a swift, reliable human-oriented quality control solution for timely defect detection in composite processes. It determines in-situ corrective actions, striving for a zero-defect LRI manufacturing process, reducing polymer composites waste. Results will be tested and demonstrated in two industrial cases (yacht part and wing box).