Industrial Solutions
manufacturing
RESEARCH AREAS
Industrial Solutions
Description
If there is something that defines CARTIF’s activity is our ability to provide end customers ready-to-use industrial solutions.The efficient manufacturing and the transition towards the Factory of the Future are at the core of our fundamental objectives.
To achieve them, we rely in our research lines, continuously updated, and according the market needs. These research lines include, the flexible manufacturing, intelligent and efficient manufacturing processes and collaborative robotics and advanced automation, among others.In addition to this research work, we also keep track of the needed profitability four our customers so they maintain their market position clientes.
Research Lines
- Development of designs and prototypes of new mechanic and structural systems.
- Development of user support solutions for assembly lines based on the Poka Yoke system.
- Development of new solutions in artificial vision for the control of quality at the industry based in Deep Learning.
- Development of assistance systems for the collaborative robotic, such as IA modules of task management based in physical and mental charge.
- Development of new controllers for the optimization of control systems through the advance automatic control of processes.
- Development of solutions for the digitalization of information provided by plant operators.
Patents
- P201030006: Dispositivo robotizado para la inspección de conductos.
Networks and Platforms
- A.SPIRE: A.SPIRE.
- BDVA: Big Data Value Association.
- CIGRE Comité España: International Council of Large Electric Systems. Comité España.
- EFFRA: European Factories of the Future Research Association.
- euRobotics AISBL: euRobotics aisbl (Association Internationale Sans But Lucratif).
- MANUFUTURE: MANUFUTURE.
Publications
- E. Zalama, J. Gómez-García-Bermejo, R. Medina, J. Llamas. Road crack detection using visual features extracted by Gabor filters. Computer‐Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering 29 (5), 342-358.
- R. Medina, J. Llamas, J. Gómez G-Bermejo, E. Zalama, M. Segarra. Crack detection in concrete tunnels using a gabor filter invariant to rotation. Sensors 17 (7), 1670.
Reference clients:
Team
Fernando Gayubo Rojo
Head of Industrial and Digital Systems Division
Luis Miguel González
Head of Industrial Solutions Area
Related projects
ROSBAC
The objective is to develop a new generation of Socio-Bio-Cooperative robotic devices based on haptic technology combined with the novel Socio-Bio-Cooperative control approach to robotic systems, which proposes to use the biophysical signals of the users to adapt their reaction to the user’s state.
Damperdoor
DAMPERDOOR looks to develop a competitive system and of high benefits for sliding doors in furniture sector. These features aim for a self-controlled closure, independent of the excessive force that a user may bring to the closing action, thus avoiding shocks and with the ability to complete the travel to a full and accurate closure.
5R
The 5R Network, Cervera network in Robotic technologies for intelligent manufacturing, has as its mission to establish a collaborative network, equipped with the necessary technology, tools and infrastructures to act as a driving force for the development and introduction of new robotic technologies in the industrial fabric.
REVAMP
The main objective is to develop, adapt and apply new technologies to improve the efficiency in the use of raw materials and energy of processes that take place on metallurgy industries.
AGROVIS
“Intelligent Visual Computing for products/processes in the agri-food sector” is an industrial research project framed in the field of computer vision (digital enabler of Industry 4.0) associated with the agrifood sector.
Intrusión-G4
The Intrusion-G4 project seeks new technologies to overcome the challenge of increasing the degree of security of the intrusion detection sensors currently available on the market.
TRREX
The TRREX project (Extended Range Robot Enabling Technologies for the Flexible Factory) investigates and develops technologies that contribute to the deployment of mobile industrial robots for the factories of the future. These systems will increase the flexibility of the plants and allow the optimization of industrial processes, improving their productivity.
NUMASTA
NUMASTA allows the development of a new generation of FRP sandwich panels for its application in the wastewater treatment sector. The distinguishing characteristic is presented in its core, based on a polyurethane foam, manufactured using formulations designed “à la carte” through a manufacturing process in a single stage where the curing process of the leathers and the foaming of the core take place in a synchronous
I-visart
i-Visart, “New artificial vision methodologies for the visual inspection of highly reflective and textured surfaces”.
It is an industrial research project framed in the field of computer vision (digital enabler of industry 4.0) associated with the industrial sector.
HABITAT-RA
CARTIF, has designed and developed a new module based on AR for smart glasses based on the recognition of QR markers to launch the experiences of AR, particularized for three technological pilots: Risk identification, Management of machine maintenance and Machine status monitoring