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This service enables the experimentation with AI in the context of safety management and flexible prorduction...
AI can help in detecting and diagnosing faults in electric systems. By analyzing real-time data from...
Report with test results and recommendations...
Manufacturing assets (products, processes and resources) digitisation based on the implementation of Asset Administration Shell (AAS)...
1) Requirements collecting2) data processing3) creation of models4) decision automation...
This service has two strategies: the static one referring to programming the trajectory after perceiving the...
Starting from a digitalised work environment in which CAD models are available, an operator, with no...
Evaluation of ability to leverage existing technology for high variability of parts...
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Adaptation of commercial mobile robotics solutions to the requirements of demanding applications in terms of technological...
2D Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping (SLAM) to indicate that robots explore the environment in which they...
Explaining the potential of embedded AI through the demonstration of the key features of the platform...
Promote and provide consultancy and training/info sessions to help SMEs to understand/explore the potential and relevance...
Robotic handling, making use of vision and object recognition systems for Bin Picking or Kitting type...
Evaluation of new applications of components obtained by BJ: Study on the techno-economic feasibility for the...
Use of collection of sensors to collect operator’s activity, segment in sub-tasks using AI technics for...
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