The KOIOS project proposal, led by CT, has been selected by the European Commission to develop Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications for the defence sector within the European Defence Fund (EDF) programme. CT leads a consortium of 14 entities (companies, universities, technology centres and European SMEs) including the Barcelona Supercomputing Center – National Supercomputing Center (BSC-CNS) and NTT DATA, in a 10 million euro AI focused defence industrial cooperation project.
At this year’s Navalia trade show, CT presented its engineering solutions and proposals for the digitalization of the product life-cycle that are applicable to all sectors, systems, equipment and components. During the three days of the event, the CT stand was a meeting point for visitors and customers who were able to try out immersive virtual reality and augmented reality solutions for maintaining ships during their useful life.
CT acquires Infodream, an international company based in France, specialized in Manufacturing Execution System (MES) software development for Industry 4.0.
With this operation, CT adds to its digital transformation solutions, a full MES suite, offering very powerful modules as statistical process monitoring or operator guidance in the manufacturing cell.
CT consolidates its position as a major partner of Airbus following its selection in a recent call for tender process for System Engineering activities (JECO). This is in addition to CT’s selection, once again, as a Global Preferred Engineering Supplier under Airbus’ EMES3 (Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering and Services Strategic Supplier) program, which has placed it among Airbus’ top suppliers worldwide.
CT, from its delegation in Bilbao, leads the Basque R&D initiative ADDHOC, which will develop a new family of digital tools, CAx, to introduce new metallic additive technologies in industrial sectors with mechanical, short series and highly customized requirements.
The project belongs to the Business R&D Support Aid Program – Hazitek, an action co-financed by the Basque Government and the European Union through the 2021-2027 European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
Last Wednesday, 9 February, in the Ciudad de la Cultura in Santiago de Compostela, the Xunta de Galicia held an event to acknowledge the commitment of different Galician companies to improve and promote Vocational Training in the community. The event was attended by...
Curium & The CT Engineering Group form a consortium to collaborate in the areas of IoT and Industry 4.0 across Europe and Asia.
Pioneering airborne wind energy systems sector (AWES), a disruptive technology for generating wind energy.
CT has been appointed as an EMES3 and has earned a place among the Top Airbus suppliers worldwide. After a highly demanding selection process spanning several months, CT has been awarded a multi-year framework contract which enables the company to continue to provide services to all Airbus divisions, subsidiaries and affiliates. This achievement is the fruit of the CT’s operational excellence, extensive industry and digital transformation know-how, along with its proven track of record in Airbus flagship programs.
The CT solution for virtual meetings consists of software that allows real-time interoperability of multiple technologies and data sources through agile integration. Once again, CT participated as a top level partner for engineering and innovation of General Dynamics European Land Systems – Santa Barbara Systems (GDELS-SBS), presenting joint developments, based on augmented and virtual reality, focused on Maintenance 4.0 and training tasks.
CT consolidates its position in the top 35 of Actualidad Económica’s “Best Companies to Work For” ranking in Spain. For the sixth consecutive year, it maintains its leading position among engineering services companies.
The goal of the AEROPLAS project was to develop a new manufacturing process for thermoplastic matrix composites using low-cost technologies for the aeronautical industry. The initiative came out of the need to incorporate lighter, more environmentally sustainable solutions in this sector and at a lower cost, by using thermoplastic materials instead of thermostable composites. This required the development of new production processes and adapted tools that were economically and energy efficient.