The European project imPURE initiated in 2020 with the IRT Jules Verne and 19 other industrial and academic partners from 8 European countries ended a few days ago. The project partners took stock of the results obtained during these 18 months of development. Context and objectives The imPure project was launched in the context of the COVID-19 health crisis with the objective of addressing the shortage in the global medical supply chain by using less traditional means to provide...
CAELESTIS is a new project funded by the European Commission under the Horizon Europe programme focused on the aeronautics industry and aiming to digitise the entire design and manufacturing process of aeronautical parts. The kick-off meeting of this project took place on 9 and 10 May 2022 in O Porriño, Spain, with the presence of representatives of 11 partners from 8 EU Member States (Spain, France, Finland, the Netherlands, Sweden, Austria, Germany and Cyprus). CAELESTIS is being launched for...
The feasibility study, AFAL, initiated in 2021 with DAHER, ended a few days ago. In the current context, automatic draping technologies are poorly adapted to small parts and require the intervention of specialised operators. While their skills are essential for complex parts, it is interesting to think about automation for simpler parts. In this way, we can imagine a man/machine pairing that makes it possible to draw the best qualities from each part, i.e. the speed and repeatability of...
17
November
2021
Business meetingPlace : Cité des Congrès, Nantes
We invite you to the 8th edition of the International Business Convention on Composite Materials, which will take place on...
8
March
2022
ShowPlace : Paris Nord Villepinte
IRT Jules Verne invites you to join us from 8 to 10 March 2022 for the key event of the...
