R&D&i projects
CTAG positions itself at the forefront of innovation and brings new technologies closer to industrial companies
R&D projects
Since its creation, CTAG is at the origin or is an active member of different local, national and european projects in collaboration with constructors and suppliers.
CTAG remains at the forefront of innovation and brings new technologies closer to industrial companies.
Research into multi-energy solutions for next generation bi-directional charging
Clean Mobility
Objective: The main objective of the project is to expand the knowledge, capabilities and technologies for the future development of advanced electric vehicle charging systems.
Consortium: Stellantis, CTAG, Alba Emission Free Energy, Veltium Smart Chargers, EPL Engineering, Ibil Gestor de Carga de Vehículo Eléctrico, Calvera Maquinaria and Instalaciones.
SELFEX – Self-training extended reality wearable technology
Factory of the Future
Objective: SELFEX aims to improve training processes in manufacturing through the use of wearable finger tracking gloves, trackers and XRs, to enable a self-training approach to in-line work.
Consortium: CTAG, Whirlpool EMEA
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BIOTECFOR+
Innovation Materials
Objective: to increase efficiency levels in the use of forest resources, contributing to the development of the bioeconomy and the circular economy in the cross-border cooperation area Galicia – Norte de Portugal.
Consortium: CTAG (coordinator), Asociación Forestal de Galicia and Forestis.
Programme: POCTEP.
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ITHACA – Automation of the electrical vehicle charging
Clean Mobility
Factory of the Future
ITHACA is integrated in the framework of the European SMART4ALL H2020 Project (GA No. 872614), as a winner in its third cascade funding call.
Objective: to automate the charging process of electric vehicles through robotisation, focusing on making this process safer and more efficient for vulnerable groups.
Julio Verne
Clean Mobility
A pioneering and unique initiative in the generation and local dispensing of green hydrogen that contemplates the implementation of a hydrogen station in the port area and facilitating its use for different land mobility and marine propulsion applications.
Consortium: Autoridad Portuaria de Vigo, Univergy, Quantum Group, Soltec Ingenieros, Anfaco, Aclunaga, CTAG, ENERGYLAB, Neuwalme and Exportrends.
ALMA – Advanced Light Materials and Processes for the eco-design of electric vehicles
Clean Mobility
Innovation Materials
Objective: ALMA seeks to develop a new BEV structure for a passenger car with low weight and reduced environmental impact through the use of advanced lightweight materials, eco-design and an integrated circular approach throughout the life cycle.
Consortium: coordinated by CTAG with the participation of 8 partners: Ford-Werke Gmbh (DE), Arcelormittal Maizieres Research SA (FR), Batz Sociedad Cooperativa (ES), Rescoll (FR), Fraunhofer (DE), Innerspec Technologies Europe SL (ES), TNO (NL), among others.
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Red INTEGRA: Strategic Cooperation for Research on technologies for autonomous and connected mobility for high safety in complex environments
Autonomous, smart and connected mobility
File 00140188 /CER-20211031.
The red INTEGRA is funded by the Ministry of Science and Innovation and the CDTI, through the Cervera Technology Centres programme, and grants CTAG the accreditation of “Cervera Centre of Excellence”.
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SALIENT – Novel Concepts for Safer, Lighter, Circular and Smarter Vehicle Structure Design for Enhanced Crashworthiness and Higher Compatibility
Innovation Materials
Objective: SALIENT will focus on innovation of new technologies and will develop, demonstrate and validate the effectiveness of the lightweight front-end structure (FES), taking into account the principles of eco-design and circular economy, to improve safety.
The consortium, coordinated by CTAG, is made up of 12 partners from 7 different countries, representing the entire automotive value chain.
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INTEX – Next generation AI based Testbeds for Wearable robotics
Factory of the Future
InteX facilitates the acceptance of exoskeletons to improve worker health and safety and business productivity in workplaces where there are no alternative solutions to the scourge of musculoskeletal disorders.
Consortium: CTAG (España), Tecnalia (España), COMAU (Italia), IUVO (Estonia), Acciona Construcción (España) and the Universidad libre de Bruselas (Bélgica).
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FACENDO 4.0 – Industrial Competitiveness and Electromobility through Innovation and Digital Transformation
Advance Testing Methods
Clean Mobility
Comfort
Factory of the Future
With a view to the Vehicle of the Future, new connected and intelligent systems and interfaces were studied, enabling the development of innovative products and devices for future electric vehicle ranges.
Consortium: The Facendo 4.0 project is led by Stellantis Vigo with the participation of CTAG, Gradiant, Aimen and the University de Vigo.
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