Take a look at our new trifold leaflet which outlines the objectives and methods of FLASH-COMP – our project which is developing a new quality control solution to help identify and remove defects during composite manufacturing processes.
The zero-defect manufacturing approach being used in our project will help reduce waste by more than 30% and help Europe transition to climate neutrality.
Now, you can find out all about how we are going to do this by reading our new leaflet, created by our dissemination and communication partners, Insight Media.
The leaflet outlines the current state-of-play in composite manufacturing, and explains how reducing waste during composite manufacturing can help Europe to meet its green objectives.
It then describes exactly how the FLASH-COMP project will go about doing this, defines the pilot sites that the new solutions will be tested at, and discusses how the people currently working in composite manufacturing will be empowered by the new tools rather than replaced.
Take a look at the leaflet here. If you would like physical copies of the leaflets, please get in touch at sam@insightm.co.uk
From validation to demonstration: FLASH-COMP clears the path towards zero defect manufacturing for large-scale composites
Three years after launch, FLASH-COMP has reached a defining moment. The completion and validation of its Physical Test Bed for large composite liquid resin infusion processes confirms pre-industrial integration readiness and opens the door to full industrial demonstration – accelerating the project’s mission to enable the sustainable, zero-defect manufacturing of composite parts.
FLASHCOMP wins Best Manufacturing Project at the Axians Portugal Digital Awards
The FLASHCOMP project has been named Best Manufacturing Project at the 10th Axians Portugal Digital Awards, a major recognition of excellence in industrial digitalisation and innovation in Portugal – and a real feather in the cap for this EU-funded zero-defects manufacturing initiative
FLASH-COMP and the 4ZDM Cluster event: Driving innovation in Zero-Defect Manufacturing
The 4ZDM Cluster Workshop, held in Brussels in March, marked a significant milestone for the future of Zero-Defect Manufacturing (ZDM) in Europe.