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IMECH

Consorzio Intellimech

Based in: Bergamo, Italy
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About this hub

Consorzio Intellimech is a private non-profit research consortium founded in Bergamo in 2007 to fill the gap between the research and the industrial sector, promoting the collaboration of companies of different sizes and from various industrial domains. The consortium currently involves more than 50 high-tech enterprises, making it one of the most important Italian private initiatives in this field.

Intellimech's research activity is primarily focused on the Smart Factory field, which includes advanced electronics, Data Analytics, AI, ICT, Augmented/Virtual Reality, robotics and human-robot interaction. Intellimech manages applied R&D and interdisciplinary experimental activities into pre-competitive technological platforms and prototype production for innovative infra-sectorial applications to serve the partners.

Moreover, Intellimech has experience implementing products and services relying on the outcomes from shared research activities and concretized through vertical projects tailored for specific partners. Intellimech is active at a national and international level as a member of associations. Italian associations: (i) one of the founders of Associazione Fabbrica Intelligente Lombardia (AFIL, more than 150 associates); (ii) member of Cluster tecnologico nazionale Fabbrica Intelligente (CFI, more than 300 associates).

European associations: (i) full member of Big Data Value Association (BDVA, more than 230 members); (ii) member of the Digital Factory Alliance (DFA, 7 members and 12 lighthouse factories); (iii) associate member of FIWARE (more than 140 members); (iv) network partner of EIT Manufacturing (more than 130 partners). Keywords: Robotics, AR/VR

Technology expertise

Artificial intelligence
Digital twins
Human computer interaction
Internet of Things
Logistics
Virtual Reality
Robotics
Sensors & Vision Processing Systems
Simulation engineering and modelling
Software Architectures

How they can help

Ecosystem building
Field trial
Innovation management
Knowledge transfer
Prototyping
SME support
Technological innovation
Technology transfer

Sectors served

Education
Manufacturing and processing

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