The Interreg NWE Machining 4.0 consortium partners assembled in Dublin, Ireland on the 24th of May for the final TOC/TSC/TCC project meeting and on the 25th of May for the closing event which was part of the National Manufacturing and Supply Chain event and exhibition in the RDS, Simmonscourt Dublin.
The Interreg NWE Machining 4.0 project is coming to a close. The final partner meetings will take place on Tuesday the 24th of May in UCD's University Club which will be followed by at tour of UCD's Laboratory for Advanced Manufacturing Simulation & Robotics in the UCD Engineering & Materials Science Centre.
Date: Tuesday 26th April, 1:00-1:30 pm
Registration link:
https://ucd-ie.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_m4Ph1K2HQyyZDQ8F76iKjA
Sirris held a successful and fully booked masterclass workshop on AMRs (autonomous mobile robots) on the 17th of March in their facility in Diepenbeek.
Interreg NWE Machining 4.0 partners Irish Manufacturing Research will host a Precision Engineering Digitalisation event in it's Mullingar lab on Friday the 1st of October.
Free virtual information event as part of the Interreg project Machining 4.0 on June 22nd, 2021<
Published in The Manufacturer 1 February 2021
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On September 23rd, Sirris organized a public event where novel technologies for machining companies were demonstrated. The demonstrator focuses mainly on the logistics aspects of production and on digital tools to support the operators.
Currently, in CNC machining, there is a wide range of tool holding systems available.
On the 6th, 7th and 8th of October GROB Benelux B.V. organizes in cooperation with Iscar Nederland B.V. and STODT the next edition of the Technology Tour. Location: STODT in Hengelo.
Digitization is the keyword in the world of Industry 4.0. This development stands and falls with the correct training of professionals. STODT trains these professionals in a digital learning environment for the machining industry and has high-tech machines and innovative software tools.
Technical corporate training company STODT is building a smart factory environment based on the Siemens Industry 4.0 Platform in Hengelo. With this, STODT aims to help machining companies with their digital transformation. CNC machine operators will develop the skills they need in order to continue to produce in the future.
Digital factory
A practical example of a Digital Twin is presented as a result of a collaboration, initiated by Programmabureau Smart Industry, between the Metaalunie, University of Groningen, Hanze University, STODT, and Siemens. With this Digital Twin, present at three locations, the group wants to show manufacturers what they can do with a virtual copy of the real thing.
Sirris hosted our Interreg North West Europe (NWE) Machining4.0 meeting today in Hasselt, Belgium. Great progress being made on our applications!
