DynComm, the European project for agile manufacturing processes
For a long time Video Systems has been part of different research European projects, where the company provides its 30 year experience in the field of product quality control and process quality control. These are all important occasions to share competences, to study and to grow together with institutions and organizations from different contries of Europe.On October 2021 Video Systems was selected for the second round of the TRINITY demonstration funding, the development of the European project DynComm – Dynamic Collaborative control of Mobile Manipulators for complex picking – that is a project focused on Agile production processes. Video Systems has been selected among many participants coming for many foreign countries and will work with 2 Spanish partners: the lead partner Electrotecnica Alavesa and Ikerland.The main objective of the project is to create a multidisciplinary innovation hub focused on agile production using demonstrators in the areas of robotics, like collaborative robotics, effective user interfaces based on augmented reality and speech, IoT, etc. The very final result will be a one-stop-shop with tools and methods that will help SME to produce according the Agile approach.In the last few months, Video Systems presented the project during 2 important fairs that usually take place in Italy but have an international audience: SamuExpo, Pordenone, the most important event in the mechanical sector, and A&T, Automation & Testing, Turin, the most important fair for quality control and measures. And we are going to present the project during the next SPS -Smart Production Solutions Fair in Parma, 24-26 May, Hall 7 Booth C040.During these events, Video Systems has presented the project to the guests that came along the booth and during a workshop, that was held in Torino on the 7th April. We are proud to be partners of European projects and to provide our experience for the enhancement of production according a “zero defect” approach that affects different manufacturing sectors.
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