Partners will exchange knowledge on digital twins related technologies, with the main goal of increasing CORE IC’s research excellence and innovation capacity in the field of digital twin technologies. This will include actions like shadowing activities, expert visits and trainings.
The project will aim to develop PhD and Internship programmes in collaboration with universities across Europe, following the example of twinning partners. The programmes will strengthen the role of the participating higher education institutions in research and innovation in an industrial context.
Develop the CORE IC Partnership programme, which will better link industry and academia in applied research and innovation. Also establish a stakeholders’ platform. The purpose is to identify, map and prioritise stakeholders and determine the best tactics for effective communication, while making the most of available resources.
Develop a best practice atlas for implementing industrial digital twins in Europe. The atlas will visualise industrial digital twin cases across Europe and provide easily accessible information to inspire partners and stakeholders.
The project will aim to develop a business model for the creation a Greek Smart Factory (GSF), based on the twinning partner from Switzerland. The GSF could potentially serve as a southeast Europe pioneering test & demo facility for innovative Industry 4.0 technologies.
A virtual replica, using as test-bench the modular 3D printer used by the Switzerland Smart Factory (SSF), will be built. This digital twin will enable continuous monitoring using cutting-edge predictive capabilities, providing real-time insights on the manufacturing process and enabling operators to digitally simulate various real-life scenarios, analyse the results and optimise the overall process.
Explore the potential of a test and demo platform to increase Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) from TRL4 to TRL6, before entering the real environment.