COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS

Our projects

TWI Hellas is committed to working with entrepreneurial European SMEs to help them bid for collaborative public funding that could support turning technology concepts into viable projects. As part of the process, TWI Hellas liaises closely with TWI’s Technology Innovation Management (TIM) team of specialist personnel who focus on securing public funded projects in engineering research and innovation.

The TIM team works closely with TWI’s technical experts, Industrial Members, external partners, Innovation Centres and wider TWI Innovation Network to develop concepts, build consortiums and produce quality proposals. TWI Hellas brings the deep-tech perspective to this to ensure a suitable fit between the core technology concept and TWI Hellas’ experience in commercialising industrial artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced robotic systems.

In today’s fast paced, technology and data rich environment, old approaches to product development can fall short. Hence working collaboratively is proven to be a successful way in which to innovate and bring forward new disruptive technologies.

TUBERS

Scalable, modular robotic tools for pipeline inspection and repair

GRINNER

Improving waste management through an AI-powered detection system of batteries using data from x-ray detectors and robots

PARSEC

Parcel and letter security for postal and express courier flows

ENORASIS

Unified robotic system for autonomous inspection of extra high voltage centres and substations

SOFTGRIP

Functionalised soft robotic gripper for delicate produce harvesting powered by imitation learning-based control

ODIN

Leveraging AI-based technology to transform the future of health care delivery in leading hospitals in Europe

FleX-RAY

Inherently Flexible X-Ray Imaging Detector using Single Photon Avalanche Photodiodes and Scintillating Fibres

AUTOPSY

Smart multi drone inspection system for critical energy Infrastructures

KYKLOS 4.0

Advanced circular ecosystem for rapid, reconfigurable manufacturing and individualised consumer preferences