Applus+ Laboratories (LGAI Technological Center S.A.) specialises in developing technical solutions to enhance product competitiveness and foster innovation. Our testing expertise and our network of leading, renowned laboratories makes us best placed to support you through the whole product value
METALLICADOUR is a Technology Transfer Center in the area of production (machining, robotization of manufacturing process, robotization of control process and welding).
METALLICADOUR provides companies with a shared resource center equipped with high performance solutions, to contribute on the
CITRA is a Technological Resources Centre with 20 years of experience in industrial support, technology transfer, consulting and innovation in the field of advanced surface treatment.
Thanks to a multi-process machine park (wet & dry processes and associated characterisation tools), and a team
EDI provides services in the following technologies: Artificial intelligence, Connectivity, Big data, IoT, Mobility technologies and enterprise mobility, Robotics, Advanced Manufacturing Technologies.
EDI in Riga, Latvia is a non-profit public research institute founded in 1960. Currently, EDI is
CeNTI - Centre for Nanotechnology and Smart Materials is a private non-profit R&D institute located in the north of Portugal. It is an Institute of New Technologies with multi-sectoral orientation, equipped with cutting-edge technology that promotes activities of Research, Technological Development
Founded in 1995 as a Consortium formed by the Generalitat de Catalunya and the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), the Computer Vision Center is a non-profit institution located in the UAB’s Bellaterra Campus in Barcelona, Spain. With an outstanding team of more than 130 researchers and
It all starts with the numbers. The ATI data dashboard provides countries and industries statistical evidence on the level of technology production and uptake with the aim to supporting policy and technological transformation.
The deployment of connected objects is transforming the aeronautics industry.
Traditionally, geo stationary satellites located at more than 36,000 km above the earth have been used to provide satellite communication to a wide area.An alternative approach however,once unsuccessfully tried in the past is now surfacing again.
Up until recently,the aeronautical communications market was still limited to operational communications between aircraft cockpits and control towers.
