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Last month, members of the FourByThree consortium visited Germany to learn more about the organizations from this country that are taking part in the project, as well as to analyze two of its scenarios: Woll and Premium Aerotec. Together with some material for internal use, an informative video was recorded during the visit. This second video update on the project shows the converging visions of a company (Woll) and a …Read More
Last week, members of the FourByThree consortium visited Germany to learn more about the German organizations taking part in the project and to analyze two of its scenarios: Woll and Premium Aerotec. The visit started at Woll’s facilities in Saarbrücken, where complex welding processes were displayed. The tour included a demonstration with a preexisting robot, which gave way to many technical debates regarding FourByThree’s contribution to this kind of scenario. …Read More
Next Thursday, January 15th 2014, the official kick-off meeting of the FourByThree project will be held in Brussels. All 15 partners involved will send a representative, who will be in charge of presenting their organization’s profile as well as their contribution to the project, and explaining the work packages they are involved in. Project Officer Jan Ramboer will attend the meeting. This gathering will also be an excelent chance to …Read More
Today and tomorrow, December 17th and December 18th 2014, a plenary meeting of the FourByThree project will be held in Eibar, Gipuzkoa, Spain. Project leader IK4-TEKNIKER hosts the meeting, which includes presentations on each of the work packages as well as a tour to the research centre’s facilities. Another visit to Alfa Precision Casting’s facilities is planned. This will be the starting point to discuss the pilot implementations of the …Read More
The European project FourByThree kicks off today, December 1st 2014. It is an alliance made up of 15 European partners who will design, build and test pioneering robotic solutions able to collaborate safely and efficiently with human operators in industrial manufacturing companies. The project, which will last for 36 months, has a total budget of 6.9 million euros and is partly funded by the EU within the European Framework Programme …Read More