Our Center is participating in a new R&D project called CEMTAURO (“Developing Multiprocess Cells for Aircraft Operations in Robotic Manufacturing, Assembly and Inspection”). This project develops different technological solutions aimed at improving the efficiency and productivity in the assembly of various aircraft structures low and average cadence.
Therefore, it aims to develop and validate specific technologies for robust automation of assembly processes aeronautical; automation TIG welding processes for the manufacture of aeronautical pipes for fluid transport; and assistance to the operator by Vision and Projection systems in assuring of manufacturing processes and aeronautical inspection.
The project is led by the company Aernnova Andalucía, and it also involved the companies Sofitec and Airgrup, as well as CATEC like outsourced research center. Project management also has the technical services of the Andalusian Institute of Technology (IAT).
CEMTAURO is a project of to the ERDF-Innterconecta programme and is funded by the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI), with co-financing from the European Union. The project is being implemented since last year and will be completed by the end of 2017. The total budget is 1.9 million euros.
Therefore, it aims to develop and validate specific technologies for robust automation of assembly processes aeronautical; automation TIG welding processes for the manufacture of aeronautical pipes for fluid transport; and assistance to the operator by Vision and Projection systems in assuring of manufacturing processes and aeronautical inspection.
The project is led by the company Aernnova Andalucía, and it also involved the companies Sofitec and Airgrup, as well as CATEC like outsourced research center. Project management also has the technical services of the Andalusian Institute of Technology (IAT).
CEMTAURO is a project of to the ERDF-Innterconecta programme and is funded by the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI), with co-financing from the European Union. The project is being implemented since last year and will be completed by the end of 2017. The total budget is 1.9 million euros.
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