CTAG - Automotive Technology Centre of Galicia

CTAG will develop new robotic solutions for manual tasks within the TRAINMAN-MAGOS Project

Although the use of industrial robotics in the automotive industry is mainstream, there are still parts of the production process which need human intervention, especially in manipulating fragile parts or while assembling components which demand increased dexterity. These manual tasks increase the production time and reduce the flexibility of the production line and the quality …Read more

More than 1,500 researchers from CTAG and TECNALIA will work together on the mobility of the future

CTAG y TECNALIA pondrán al servicio de las empresas nuevas soluciones y resultados mediante proyectos de I+D+i en los ámbitos de la movilidad y la fabricación avanzada, así como actividades que impulsen la generación de nuevas empresas de base tecnológica. Podrán, además, compartir las instalaciones de vanguardia de cada centro y avanzar conjuntamente en la prestación de servicios avanzados.

CTAG provides two autonomous driving demonstrations in Versailles

Next Thursday, February 6, AUTOPILOT’s Final Event will be held in Versailles, France, at mobiLAB and PSA Motorsports. The AUTOPILOT project explores and evaluates the contribution of new communication technologies, such as IoT (Internet of Things) or V2X (Vehicle to Everything), at the service of autonomous driving. This three-year research project is funded by the …Read more

The largest international symposium on wearable robotics will be held in Vigo in 2020 with the collaboration of CTAG

In recent years, wearable robotics has emerged as a new topic of interest, closely related to physical assistance, exoskeletons, and soft robotics. CTAG has been really involved in this field since its inception, developing projects related to the industry and the manufacturing processes for health prevention and ergonomics. The Centre has experience in projects for …Read more