Objective
The ProSurf project aims to enhance the surface functionalities of six demonstrator parts by using a wide range of high precision manufacturing technologies, such as diamond machining techniques, enabling the mass production of cost effective, structured parts with accurate replication technolo-gies, like micro injection moulding. By implementing these technologies to manufacture a variety of benefiting functionalities, it is critical to assess the parts quality in a safe and fast manner. Therefore, the ProSurf project incorporates the development of robust in-process metrology as well as the derivation of the surfaces’ functions to three dimensional parameters for a fast measurement of functional relevant surface characteristics and specific function testing of the produced demonstrators. Due to the spectrum of surface functionalities linked to the part demonstrators and their varied application fields that range from optical to medical, ProSurf makes possible to reach a high impact on several areas of the society by, e.g. increasing the safety of medical procedures and the performance of moulds for ceramic injection moulding as well as cleaning rolls for electronic parts.
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RIA - Research and Innovation actionCoordinator
28359 Bremen
Germany
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Participants (16)
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28359 Bremen
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HD1 3DH Huddersfield
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2800 Kongens Lyngby
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3000 Leuven
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N/A Hong Kong
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SG1 4QR Stevenage
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47533 Kleve
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LE4 9JQ Leicester
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2800 Kongens Lyngby
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5051 DV Goirle
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4775 127 Grimancelos
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TW20 9LB Egham
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3010 Kessel Lo
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48149 Muenster
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28359 Bremen
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50389 Wesseling
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