IRT Jules Verne, AIRBUS and DAHER have just launched the MAXIMA (Multi AXIal Material Additive) project for a period of 30 months. Today, the use of extrusion additive manufacturing is limited to materials whose transformation temperatures and chemical properties render them easy to process. However, their poor mechanical properties limit their fields of application, as well as the complexity and size of the parts produced. The use of technical materials (PAEK, PEI, etc.) for the aeronautical industry remains an...
It is with immense pleasure that we hosted Airbus' annual "Airframe & Industrial Technology Centers" conference at Nautilus on January 30th and 31st! Gathering of excellence: Over 180 participants from Airbus R&T and 11 technocenters specializing in key areas such as additive manufacturing, composite and metallic processes, robotics, and digital co-design and manufacturing contributed to the success of this event. They came from England, Spain, Germany, and, of course, France to animate this European dimension event. Collaborative dynamics:...
Nantes, France – 20th decembre 2023 After 3 years of collaborative development, the European project FIBRE4YARDS proudly announces its results at its closure this week. This collaborative project, dedicated to the use of fiber-reinforced polymers (FRP) in shipbuilding using Industry 4.0 concepts, involves 13 partners from 6 European countries. Focused on optimizing production costs and introducing innovative digital technologies, it marks a major breakthrough for the European naval sector. Pushing the Boundaries of Shipbuilding with Fiber-Reinforced Polymers Traditionally...
15
September
2022
Business meetingPlace : Saint Herblain
The IRT Jules Verne team will be present on "Printemps de la recherche 2022"
