Project name is CIRC-PACK and it is coordinated by Fundación CIRCE. #CIRCPACK project aims at more #sustainable, efficient, competitive, less fossil fuel dependence, integrated and interconnected #plastic #packaging value chain.

Heron is the third aeronautical project coordinated by Aitiip Technology Centre within the CleanSky framework (Horizon 2020 European programme)

The project aims to develop new polymer materials based on polyamide 6 (PA6) with controlled thermal and electrical properties, as well as develop and adapt technological innovations and relevant modifications appropriate to its manufacturing process (extrusion-compounding).

Action plan that will lead THERMOLYMPIC and AITIIP TECHNOLOGY CENTRE to become reference in the development and production of the electric vehicle, thanks to the implementation of new equipment, materials development (weight reduction and use of renewable materials) and advanced manufacturing technologies, all in the frame of Industry 4.0.

Fully controlled RTM tooling and high deposition rate ALM technologies for cost-effective and sustainable manufacturing of hybrid laminar wing demonstrator.

HiEfBE project objective is the development of new advanced bearings with high efficiency that are able to work in extreme conditions of temperature (-45 ° C to 180 ° C).

The KerAMik project aims to research and develop new ceramic materials (clay materials, frits, pigments, oxides, etc.) particles, and their combination with other materials (polymers, additives, etc.).

Development of injection and blow extrusion molded biodegradable and multifunctional packages by nanotechnology: improvement of structural and barrier properties, smart features and sustainability 

During EMO Hannover 2017, KRAKEN supported the “International Conference on Additive Manufacturing” and presented the latest developments within the project.

The transition of MultilAyer/multipolymer packagiNg into more sustainable multilayer/single polymer products for the fooD and phArma sectors through the deveLopment of innovative functional Adhesives.

The Basque city of San Sebastian has hosted the opening meeting for the European project ECOXY “Bio-based recyclable, reshapable and repairable (3R) fibre-reinforced EpOXY composites for automotive and construction sectors.”

The project aims to develop a family of flexible conduits for the conduction of gases in cars under extreme working conditions through a continuous injection process and from previously developing new advanced elastomeric thermoplastics using nanoadditives and foaming through supercritical fluids.

Developing new ceramic materials particles and their combination with other materials for 3D printing processes can be complicated due to the non-plastic core of the material.

Novel enhanced bioplastics from sustainable processing of seaweed. 

The main objective of PlastiSea is to develop novel bioplastic materials based on cultivated and wild species of brown algae.

The main objective of this project is the development of an organ preservation system for transplantation capable of maintaining the organ in functional conditions during the preservation process.

PRESS RELEASE: The use of composite materials has gained interest in recent years due to their properties such as high mechanical strength, good chemical resistance and long durability, light weight and corrosion resistance.

You can now download the official brouchure, where you can carefully read the project objectives and their positive impact on the environment.

Recently, Dr. José Antonio Dieste (AITIIP) dedicated part of an illustrative scientific publication to the HERON project, considered one of the most disruptive initiatives in industrial manufacturing.

On July 5th, 40 people from around Spain took part in a seminar and two field visits to witness firsthand how the 100% biodegradable agricultural film fared in an environment exposed to the elements.