08 March, 2024The ACCUBASK project, financed by the Basque Government and SPRI through the HAZITEK program, has reached the end of its first year with a plenary meeting where its promising progress and results have been confirmed.
On January 30, the plenary meeting of the Hazitek ACCUBASK project was held at the Ideko technology center, with the presence of all the participating companies and technology centers. During the meeting, the general progress of the project was reviewed and a detailed review of each work package was made, confirming the good progress of the project and the promising results that are being achieved. The meeting also served to highlight the good cooperation and knowledge transfer that is taking place, both among the participating companies and from the technology centers to the companies.
ACCUBASK is a strategic project that brings together the main players in the machine tool industry in the Basque Country. Led by Soraluce, the project has the participation of Zayer, Danobat, Ibarmia, Fagor Automation, ONA Electroerosion and Gaindu, as well as AFM, the Spanish Association of Machine Tool, Accessories, Components and Tools Manufacturers. On behalf of the Basque Science, Technology and Innovation Network (RVCTI), the technology centers Ideko, Tekniker, Tecnalia and Vicomtech are participating in the project, as well as the University of the Basque Country and the business R&D units Fagor Aotek, Ikergune and MTC.
El consorcio trabaja en este proyecto de investigación con el objetivo fundamental de dar un salto cualitativo en las tecnologías de ingeniería de precisión para lograr máquinas y sistemas productivos de unas prestaciones superiores a las actuales. Mediante los resultados del proyecto se busca alcanzar procesos inteligentes, eficientes y sostenibles en cuanto al uso de recursos y cero-defectos con respecto a la calidad final de pieza procesada.
En la actualidad, existen innumerables riesgos e incertidumbres que amenazan a las empresas manufactureras vascas para seguir siendo abanderadas del motor económico de Euskadi, desde aspectos macroeconómicos y geopolíticos hasta los costes energéticos y sobre todo la presión competitiva global. En cualquiera de los casos, la solución pasa por llevar al mercado productos competitivos con tecnología diferenciadora y alcanzar la excelencia en los equipos humanos que conforman las empresas del sector. El proyecto ACCUBASK busca aportar en este sentido un impulso que sea clave en la diferenciación tecnológica de los sistemas de fabricación de Euskadi, todo ello a través de la precisión.
