Recently, managers of the Andalusian Association of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (AFAR) have visited our Centre to learn about the development and innovation lines on Industry 4.0 that CATEC develops and offers to Andalusian companies to improve their competitiveness, both in the aerospace industry as in other industrial sectors.
The president of FADA-CATEC and general director of the Agency of Innovation and Development of Andalusia (IDEA), Antonio Gonzalez Marin, and the director of CATEC, Joaquin Rodríguez Grau, were in charge of receiving AFAR’s managers, who made a tour by our facilities to learn about innovative technologies and applications such as RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) for the control and management of production, development of inspection methods for quality assurance based on thermography systems and laser shearography , leak detection, or automation of manufacturing processes using new robotic systems.
The AFAR delegation was composed by Jose María Raya, president; Aurelio Garcia, Vice-President; Manuel Servian, manager; and Pedro Galisteo, from the company Infrico; and Antonio Blanco, from Keyter Technologies, who were also accompanied by Manuel Carmona, provincial delegate in Cordoba of the Regional Ministry of Economy and Knowledge; Manuel Perez Requena, manager of the IDEA Agency in Cordoba; Juan Pérez Guerrero, mayor of Lucena and Mª Araceli Berguillos, deputy mayor of the City of Lucena.
The president of FADA-CATEC and general director of the Agency of Innovation and Development of Andalusia (IDEA), Antonio Gonzalez Marin, and the director of CATEC, Joaquin Rodríguez Grau, were in charge of receiving AFAR’s managers, who made a tour by our facilities to learn about innovative technologies and applications such as RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) for the control and management of production, development of inspection methods for quality assurance based on thermography systems and laser shearography , leak detection, or automation of manufacturing processes using new robotic systems.
The AFAR delegation was composed by Jose María Raya, president; Aurelio Garcia, Vice-President; Manuel Servian, manager; and Pedro Galisteo, from the company Infrico; and Antonio Blanco, from Keyter Technologies, who were also accompanied by Manuel Carmona, provincial delegate in Cordoba of the Regional Ministry of Economy and Knowledge; Manuel Perez Requena, manager of the IDEA Agency in Cordoba; Juan Pérez Guerrero, mayor of Lucena and Mª Araceli Berguillos, deputy mayor of the City of Lucena.
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