Projects updates
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We hosted students during Science and Innovation Week
We believe in the power of science and technology to inspire future generations… That’s why, thanks to the initiative of the Madrid Science Park Foundation, we participated in Science and Innovation Week, welcoming groups of students from various schools in the Madrid region to our facilities.
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September events: We’re back stronger than ever!
September was an intense month for FUNDITEC, filled with important projec meetings where our researchers worked closely with European partners to coordinate key advancements. During this month, we participated in three meetings for international projects funded by the European Commission’s research framework program
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RESURGENCE
RESURGENCE: Industrial water circularity: Reuse, resource recovery and energy efficiency for greener digitised EU processes
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WATERPROOF
WATERPROOF: urban waste and water Treatment Emission Reduction by utilizing CO2 for the PROduction Of Formate derived chemicals
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MixMatters celebrates its first anniversary promoting mixed biowaste recovery
MixMatters celebrates its first anniversary promoting mixed biowaste recovery
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MIXMATTERS
MIXMATTERS: Smart and flexible Separation and Valorisation of mixed bio-waste from along the agri-food value chain.
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MaDiTraCe
MaDiTraCe: Material and digital traceability for the certification of critical raw materials
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RECIPOL
RECIPOL: Collaborative network for the research and development of recycling and recovery techniques for polyurethane materials. The task of recycling materials, especially from fossil sources, presents increasingly complex challenges in various sectors. The Cervera RECIPOL network was created to research and develop recycling and recovery technologies for polyurethane materials, which…
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RECIPOL leads a consortium for the recycling and recovery of polyurethane materials, promoting the circular economy.
RECIPOL leads a consortium for the recycling and recovery of polyurethane materials, promoting the circular economy.
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DETECTA Phase 2: event prediction prototype to anticipate the average utilization of the analyzed machine.
Phase 2 of the Detecta project addresses the development of an Event Prediction Prototype, an innovative tool that has made it possible to anticipate the average utilization of the milling machine, overcoming the unique challenges presented by highly variable production due to different part characteristics.
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DETECTA F2
DETECTA F2: Research on non-intrusive methodologies supported by 4.0 enabling technologies to address predictive and cyber-secure maintenance in industrial SMEs and interactions in their value chain.
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DETECTA Phase 2: improved operational efficiency and predictive capability through more advanced sensing, automatic data collection and supervised approach
Phase 2 of the DETECTA project addresses the development and implementation of anomaly detection models, with significant improvements compared to Phase 1.