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CETEM

CETEM

R&D centre

easy

Industry 4.0

Introduction to industry 4.0 and its current status in the furniture sector. Listing of technologies in the sector. Autodiagnosis tools for digital transformation in the sector.
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KIT

KIT

University

expert

3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing for Furniture Manufacturing

The additive manufacturing course is structured in two parts. The first introduces the user to the technology, giving an overview of 3D printing and how it works, as well as showing the production process of a 3D printed product. In the second part, it is detailed how to use this technology in the wood and furniture sector, explaining some of its most relevant uses in this field. Reference is also made to the commercial and design benefits that the furniture sector can derive from additive manufacturing.
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KIT

KIT

University

expert

Augmented Reality and Intelligent Tools that may be Used During the Design and Fabrication of the Product

This course deals with Augmented Reality. It is structured in two parts. The first introduces the user to the technology, giving an overview of what Augmented Reality is and how it works. In the second part, we will go into more detail on how to use this technology in the wood and furniture sector, explaining some of its most relevant uses in this field. References are also made to the commercial benefits that the furniture sector can gain thanks to Augmented Reality.
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UPCT

UPCT

University

expert

Sensors and Wearables

The goal of this course is to introduce the concepts of sensors and wearables, their main features and their use in the industry. The course also includes different use cases focused on business successful stories. Finally, the course tries to give a general view about the future of sensors in the smart factories.
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UPCT

UPCT

University

average

RFID/NFC

The goal of this course is to introduce the RFID and NFC technologies, their main features and examples of their use in the industry. The course also includes different use cases focused on business successes stories. Finally, the course gives a general view about the future of RFID and NFC in the industry 4.0 adoption.
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SSSA-BIOROBOTICS

SSSA-BIOROBOTICS

University

average

Robotics applied to furniture production at the different production stages

This course aims to provide basic knowledge and methodology for the design and implementation of service robotics solutions based on the integration of mobile robotic platforms, Internet of Things and Cloud computing. These Key Enabling Technologies could be applied to furniture production at the different production stages. The objective is to show an overview of innovative concepts of robotics related to Industry 4.0 which shall be accessible to the specialist in the wood-manufactory field, regardless of their educational background.
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CSM

CSM

Company

average

Simulation, modelling and virtualization in the design, virtual catalogues, 3D scanning

The course is designed to understand all the key features of Autodesk 3DS Max software, become self-contained and productive with the advanced Corona Renderer render engine in order to produce static photorealistic renderings. Corona will be the focus of the course along with some advanced lighting, mapping, texturing features of 3ds Max.
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INDRA

INDRA

Company

average

Internet of Things

This course is divided in six sections. In the first section, the overall concepts of Internet of Things will be described in a relatively theoretical way although, due to its nature, Internet of Things is always at least partially practical. In the second section, the features of Internet of Things will be described, going on with the first section. The third section refers to the technologies directly related to the Internet of Things. The fourth section deals with technologies that, while not being directly Internet of Things, tend to be used in Internet of Things environments and generate added value. In the fifth section, a specific case of open Internet of Things framework will be analysed and the student will learn specifically how to use it to generate a prototype Internet of Things ecosystem - which is the goal of section six.
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INDRA

INDRA

Company

expert

Integrated Systems

The course on Integrated Systems is structured in three parts. The first one delves on the mathematical theory and the concepts that are needed to understand how integrated systems work. In the second part, real architecture is described, specifying how the integrated systems can be built, including the different available options. This is completed in the third part, that deals with the real-world implementation of these concepts, including the issues that can be found when doing so.