Biopolymers with advanced functionalities for building and automotive parts processed through additive manufacturing

On the 6th of October 2020, BARBARA project holds its Online (Live Stream) Final Conference.

BARBARA is, once again, nominated for an international award. On this occasion, to rise as the best research team of 2021 in the 3D Printing Industry Awards..

Raising disruptive bioeconomy ventures, startups and spinoffs to the top.

BIOcomposites in smart plastics transformation processes

Today all partners of Bizente project met online for the project´s kick off meeting. They aim to recycle thermostable composites from construction, aviation and automotive sectors amongst others.

The LIFE Multibiosol consortium, led by AITIIP in collaboration with PCTAD, EEAD-CSIC, Archa, Transfer Consultancy, CAA and GroenCreatie would like to invite you to the final conference.

Cooperative business models for bio-based chains in rural areas

HELACS faces the ending of its second year by accomplishing an important milestone: the celebration of its first onsite General Assembly, framed in Month 18 of project lifetime.

Implementation of a new Circular Economy through the valorisation of postconsumer PLAstic waste and reclaimed pulp FIBer

CIRC-PACK project aims at more sustainable, efficient, competitive, less fossil fuel dependence, integrated and interconnected plastic packaging value chain.

The project aims to demonstrate that sustainability and efficiency can be applied to agricultural and industrial practices by researching and boosting the potential of byproducts through their valorisation in a number of new value chains.

On July 20th 2017, Citruspack project has been launched at Aitiip Technology Centre headquarters, located in Zaragoza (Spain).

The project aims to demonstrate that sustainability and efficiency can be applied to agricultural and industrial practices by researching and boosting the potential of byproducts through their valorisation in a number of new value chains.

Improve the sustainability and circularity of complex products made of hightech advanced multi-material composite thermoset and thermoplastic structures, by developing novel circular biobased alternative materials

This project, coordinated by Aitiip Technological Centre has had, as its main line of interest, the food, cosmetics and pharmaceutical sectors.

From some time now, robot teaching process was led by two techniques, always based on the displacement of the robot itself. On the one hand -taking into account light and collaborative robotics- the robot can be configured in a weightless mode that allows the operator to move its own joints and tool over different positions, while saving these points.

Fibre reinforced thermoset composites (FRTCs) are attractive materials for high demanding sectors, such as automotive or construction, due to their lightweight and excellent mechanical properties.

Technologies for recycling wind turbine composite materials

LIFE Fresh Box: a sustainable transport solution conserving quality of fresh produce, reducing waste & fuel consumption.