Objective
The proposed Network of Excellence for Innovative Production Machines and Systems (I*PROMS) will address the area of production research in an integrated manner in order to reshape the area and overcome its current fragmentation. The Network will integrate the activities of all leading EU research institutions in the field of production research These institutions possess wide-ranging and complementary human and material resources. This will enable TPROMS to cover all future research priorities in the field without being prematurely restricted to particular, narrow topics that could lose their significance with time. I*PROMS will develop concepts, tools and techniques enabling the creation and operation of flexible, re-configurable, fault-tolerant and eco- and user-friendly production systems that can react to customer needs, environmental requirements, design inputs, and material / process / labour availability to manufacture high quality, cost-effective products. Initially, TPROMS will address the six 'Manufacturing Challenges for 2020', namely, Concurrent Manufacturing Integration of Human and Technical Resources, Conversion of Information to Knowledge, Environmental Compatibility, Reconfigurable Enterprises, and Innovative Manufacturing Processes and Products. Four TPROMS clusters will prosecute research on those themes: Advanced Production Machines (APM), Production Automation and Control (PAC), Innovative Design Technology (IDT) and Production Organisation and Management (POM). At present, TPROMS comprises 30 member institutions representing 14 European countries. They will commit 141 research staff and 69 PhD students to prosecuting the joint programme of activities developed by the Network. In addition to the core research partners, I'PROMS will also comprise associate partners to assist wilt the dissemination of results and spreading of excellence to the research and user communities beyond the network.'
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- engineering and technology mechanical engineering manufacturing engineering
- social sciences sociology industrial relations automation
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FP6-2002-NMP-1
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CARDIFF
United Kingdom
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Participants (27)
ORBASSANO (TO)
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SENLIS
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OXFORD
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CLAUSTHAL-ZELLERFELD
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PRAGUE 6
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DUBLIN
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TARBES
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SAN MAURO TORINESE (TO)
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MÜNCHEN
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ELGOIBAR, GIPUZKOA
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EIBAR
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WARSZAWA
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LE CHESNAY
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2628 VK DELFT
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STEYR-GLEINK
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BIDART
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SAKARYA
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ESSEN-KETTWIG
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ESPOO
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CAMBRIDGE
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HANNOVER
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MANCHESTER
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BRAGA
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NAPLES
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NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
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PATRAS
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COVENTRY
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