InAdditive

Shaping the future: sustainable, digital, efficient

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Innovation topics

The inAdditiv transfer project aims to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) on their way to sustainable, energy-efficient and digitalized production. The focus is on developing and testing innovative digitalization and automation solutions that automate complex, product-specific processing steps and intelligently monitor energy-intensive processes using sensor- and AI-based systems.

State-of-the-art technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), digital twins, manufacturing execution systems (MES), sensor technology and autonomous robotics are used. These are brought together in a practical demonstrator for additive manufacturing, which serves as a showcase for technology transfer and allows SMEs to experience the potential of these technologies first-hand.

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Innovation topics

  • Decentralized production concepts with driverless transport systems
  • Sensor-based detection of energy losses in production processes
  • Process sensors for integration into existing systems
  • Simulation-based generation of virtual sensor data
  • Natural language interaction systems
  • Virtual Reality (VR) & Augmented Reality (AR) in the production context
  • Digital product twin
  • Situated analytics platform using AR
  • Modular manufacturing execution system for additive manufacturing
  • Post-processing in additive manufacturing & inline monitoring of post-processing processes

  • Product-specific removal of support structures in additive manufacturing

Cooperation with InAdditiv

You want to fulfill the wishes of your customers and:

  • secure an innovative edge?
  • Reduce your costs and increase productivity?
  • remain flexible and deliver the highest quality at the same time?
  • Strengthen your competitiveness?
  • benefit from free knowledge transfer?
  • Actively living sustainability?

Then we cordially invite you to become part of inAdditiv! You will benefit from workshops, training and innovation transfer. Contact us and we will be happy to inform you about your options for participating in the project – free of charge and with a practical orientation.

Sponsors

 

Cooperation partner

  • Abraham Automation GmbH
  • AMA Solutions
  • Continua Systems GmbH
  • Dietz GmbH
  • easy2cool GmbH
  • Hoffmann GmbH
  • IMO GmbH & Co KG
  • Möhler+Partner Engineers
  • Motherson DRSC Germany GmbH
  • naddcon GmbH
  • ProductionToGo GmbH
  • Robert Hofmann GmbH
  • SCHWINDT DIGITAL GmbH
  • SECO Sensor Consult GmbH
  • toolcraft AG
  • UG Systems GmbH & Co KG
  • Weigang AG

Central contact person

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Robert Kahlenberg

Further contact persons

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Prof. Dr. Veit Müller

Department of Automation Technology

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Prof. Dr. Jens Grubert

Department of Human-Machine Interaction in the Internet of Things

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Prof. Dr. Markus Stark

Department of Innovative Product Development, Design and Rapid Prototyping

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Prof. Dr. Klaus Stefan Drese

Department of Sensor and Actuator Technology and Microacoustics

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Prof. Dr. Christian Zagel

Department of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Digital Future Technologies

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Prof. Dr. Alexander Rost

Department of Modern Materials and their Processing

Die nächsten Veranstaltungen

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