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H2020FP7HORIZON

The Manufacturing Technology Centre Limited

Country
GBUnited Kingdom
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
29
As coordinator
6
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 13,050,443
Active
2012 to 2025

Projects

29 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
BUTTERFLIESAdvanced hyBridised manufactUring Technique for nexT genERation oF bio-intelLIgent componEntSHORIZON2025CoordinatorEUR 878,247
FLASHFlexible Laser-based manufacturing through precision photon distributionHORIZON2024Associated partnerEUR 0
EoLO-HUBsWind turbine blades End of Life through Open HUBs for circular materials in sustainable business modelsHORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
SYNTECSSustainablY aNd digiTally driven hiErarchical laser texturing for Complex SurfacesHORIZON2022Associated partnerEUR 0
GAM-2020-REGREGIONAL AIRCRAFT 2020-2023H20202020ParticipantEUR 15,000
CO-VERSATILEAdaptive and resilient production and supply chain methods and solutions for urgent need of vital medical supplies and equipmentH20202020ParticipantEUR 306,994
PULSATEFostering the PAN-European infrastructure for empowering SMEs digital competences in laser-based advance and additive manufacturing.H20202020ParticipantEUR 440,313
PROMETHEUSPulsed Rapid ultra-short laser surface texturing for Manufacture of FlexiblE and CusTomisEd ProdUctSH20202019ParticipantEUR 505,350
DiManDDigital Manufacturing and Design Training NetworkH20202019PartnerEUR 0
ConnectedFactories 2Global-leading smart manufacturing through digital platforms, cross-cutting features and skilled workforceH20202019ParticipantEUR 62,750
FemtoSurfFunctional surface treatments using ultra-short pulse laser system FemtoSurfH20202019ParticipantEUR 309,375
IoT4IndustryTowards smarter means of production in European manufacturing SMEs through the use of the Internet of Things technologiesH20202018ParticipantEUR 144,025
SHARKLaser surface engineering for new and enhanced functional performance with digitally enabled knowledge baseH20202017CoordinatorEUR 872,978
AMableAdditiveManufacturABLEH20202017ParticipantEUR 356,750
AddManInnovative Re-Design and Validation of Complex Airframe Structural Components Formed by Additive Manufacturing for Weight and Cost ReductionH20202017ParticipantEUR 277,563
EMUSICEfficient Manufacturing for Aerospace Components USing Additive Manufacturing, Net Shape HIP and Investment CastingH20202016ParticipantEUR 0
ENCOMPASSENgineering COMPASSH20202016CoordinatorEUR 871,508
OpenHybridDeveloping a novel hybrid AM approach which will offer unrivalled flexibility, part quality and productivityH20202016CoordinatorEUR 961,855
ConnectedFactoriesIndustrial scenarios for connected factoriesH20202016ParticipantEUR 52,250
ROBOTT-NETROBOTT-NET - A shared infrastructure to sustainably optimise technology transfer throughout EuropeH20202016ParticipantEUR 1,368,269

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