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TQC European Project Research Involvement

TQC have been involved in European projects for a number of years. Two current live projects involve assembly equipment concepts and technologies. The two large projects, one is a Framework 6 EU Funded integrated project, the other is a Eureka Factory project where the funding comes directly from the DTI UK Government.

In addition to this TQC has worked closely with a number of universities to do smaller engineering investigations, these include low temperature thermal validation trials for a medical application, vibration analysis of medical packaging, project engineering exercises for high speed automated assembly of medical devices.

Currently Mark Jones, TQC Sales and Marketing director is the Co-Chair on the Industrial Advisory Board for the Innovative Manufacturer Research Centre (IMRC) at Nottingham University. This interaction with local universities enables TQC to recruit top graduates and to involve the graduates in exciting projects and interesting engineering at the start of their careers.

Further benefits of being involved in European projects is that TQC gain good exposure across Europe and import / export crossovers readily occur.

Further research project involvement is a 4 year Grand Challenge involving 3D-Mintegration. The vision of this is to provide a radically new way of thinking for will end-to-end design, processing, assembly, packaging, integration and testing of complete 3D miniaturised/integrated “3D Mintegrated” products.

TQC is interested in identifying other projects which can attract EU or Government funding as this keep us at the forefront of technology.

Further information on these two live exciting European research projects can found by clicking below.

E-Race

EUPASS

In recent times TQC were involved in Assembly-Net, this was a forum that ran from 2001 to 2004, the E-Race project came out of the discussion held within this group. The activities of Assembly-Net are still alive in the form of the International Precision Assembly Seminar, the third event, IPAS 2006 is being held in Bad Hofgastein, Austria, 19-22 February 2006.

 

e-race
EUPASS
IPAS 2006


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