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Project Overview
Consortium members are:
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NEPTUN Consortium is led by Gdańsk University of Technology’ Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology. This Faculty has been playing an important role in the development of the University and it strives to keep doing so in the future. With EC funding the faculty successfully conducted the Engineer of the Future project which allowed it to enrich its infrastructure and scientific and research equipment. Additionally, the Faculty participated in EU, national and international research projects. In line with the Faculty’s development strategy, the newly purchased equipment and constructed infrastructure will be used in improving the position of the Faculty and GDAŃSK TECH on the map of R&I institutions in Poland.
KTH Stockholm is the largest technical university in Sweden. Its Division of Sustainable Production Systems participating in this project has over 25 years of experience in multi-national research projects. This research team has at its disposal a number of R&I tools instrumental to monitoring, planning, simulation and control for energy-efficient and green manufacturing. KTH is one of the European leaders in online real-time monitoring systems (it developed modern information sharing platform), off-site machining, remote assembly, cloud robotics, tracking and diagnosing of manufacturing resources. KTH successfully participates in numerous European projects including the ones carried out within Horizon program.
National Technical University of Athens’ School of Mechanical Engineering and Section of Manufacturing Technology is a leading European research unit in the fields of materials, manufacturing processes, precision engineering, manufacturing systems, intelligent manufacturing and machine tools. The research conducted in the School is supported by an increasing number of competitive research grants, contracts and projects, with EU, public, and private organization funding. The large number of publications in peer-reviewed international journals and in proceedings of international conferences, as well as the citations obtained, confirm the success of their work.
TU Berlin is an internationally renowned research and educational academic unit. Its main goals include facilitating technological progress in conjunction with core principles of excellence and quality. TU Berlin strives to meet the challenges of the world which is increasingly dependent on technology. Excellence belongs to the core aspects governing the activities of TU Berlin. The university plays an important role in EC research projects and its research capabilities are top-notch. TU Berlin has long-lasting experience in seeding innovation, in close cooperation with industry and integration of research and teaching.
National Technical University of Athens’ School of Mechanical Engineering and Section of Manufacturing Technology is a leading European research unit in the fields of materials, manufacturing processes, precision engineering, manufacturing systems, intelligent manufacturing and machine tools. The research conducted in the School is supported by an increasing number of competitive research grants, contracts and projects, with EU, public, and private organization funding. The large number of publications in peer-reviewed international journals and in proceedings of international conferences, as well as the citations obtained, confirm the success of their work.