The newspaper Heraldo de Aragón has published a report on the AI-MATTERS project. Our colleagues from ITA, Cristina de la Hera and Alfredo Gomez, have presented the project and the services offered from the Spanish...

On November 27th took place the conference “Artificial intelligence solutions to industrial processes”, promoted by CAAR (Automotive and Mobility Cluster of Aragon), where ITA presented the AI-MATTERS project to more than 50 people from 22...

AIMEN moderated a session on “SMEs 5.0: Leading Innovation, Efficiency and Sustainability” during Advanced Manufacturing Madrid 24. This roundtable discussed opportunities for SMEs around sustainability, resilience and people-centered approaches in industry, together with two technology...

The Spanish node of AI-MATTERS has been present at the AI, Data, Robotics Forum that has been held in Eindhoven (The Netherlands) during the 4th and 5th of November 2024. Tecnalia has had different interactions...

The Instituto Tecnológico de Aragón has organized this week together with SEA Robotics the Collaborate Zaragoza event, where about 90 attendees, mostly from Aragón, have been able to learn about the latest advances in collaborative...

On October 15, AIMEN organized a brokerage event during Laser Week to assess the needs and opportunities of the industry. AI-MATTERS chaired a session and presented the different services offered from the Spanish node. The...

The Spanish node of AI-MATTERS was present at the Machine Tool Biennial. The fair was held from June 3 to 7 at the Bilbao Exhibition Center (BEC) in Barakaldo and the project had a notable...

Last June 4th, our colleague Jon Nuñez from INVEMA presented the AI-MATTERS project during his presentation at the Digital Talks held during the Machine Tool Biennial in Bilbao. The attendees were also invited to the...

On November 21, 2023 AMETIC held a meeting of the IHL Working Group (under the Industry 4.0 Commission) where Begoña Sánchez, from Tecnalia, presented the TEF AI-MATTERS in a monographic session. The attendees were able...