Aitiip is deeply involved in the innovation of the "aero" sector. From the development of advanced materials or new recycling technologies, to the optimization of its industrial processes. Aitiip is also a founding member of AERA, the Aerospace Cluster of Aragon, which this month celebrated the 16th anniversary of its creation at the Zaragoza Air Base.

"Horizon Europe" is celebrating its anniversary. The main EU funding initiative for research and innovation has just completed one lifetime year and the Centre for the Technological and Industrial Development (CDTI), in collaboration with the European Commission and the spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation, has organized the 11th Conference of the European Union Framework Programme for Research and Innovation, which Aitiip has attended as one of the Spanish Technology Centres that contribute to the construction of a "New Horizon for Europe".

Aitiip Technology Center closes February at the Networking Village in Brussels, the meeting point for thousands of stakeholders from all over Europe.

AITIIP Technology Centre leads HELACS.

AITIIP Technology Centre leads HELACS, a European project which aims to develop a dual methodology of controlled comprehensive dismantling in order to make possible the classification, recycling and reuse of aircraft parts made of thermoset and thermoplastic composites that have reached their end of life. Annually, the aeronautical industry is depositing more than 40,000 tons of end-of-life composite material waste in landfills. Thanks to the recovery of materials, the technology proposed by HELACS will benefit the change towards an energy efficiency model.

The Cervera network of excellence Recipol aims to transform the life cycle of polyurethane, improving its recycling options and reducing its environmental impact in sectors such as automotive, packaging, and furniture.

This November, Aitiip hosted at its facilities the DUO Industrial Open Innovation conference, organized by Horizonte Factoría, the Industrial Open Innovation Lab of Grupo Init and BStartup of Banco Sabadell.

The European project SISTERS, coordinated by Aitiip Technology Centre, seeks to address the most urgent environmental challenges of the agri-food sector

Aitiip Centro Tecnológico has been selected as winner of the Quality Innovation Award 2023 for its research lines in bio-based materials and chemical-enzymatic recycling technologies for the separation of complex plastics

Aitiip Technology Centre has been selected as the winner of the Quality Innovation Award 2023 for its research in biobased materials and enzymatic recycling technologies for separating complex plastics.

Aitiip's team of scientists and technologists travelled to Brussels to participate in the 2023 edition of the CBE Stakeholders Forum.

Aitiip Technology Center will represent Spain in the international edition of the Quality Innovation Awards (QIA 2024), after winning in the national phase for its developments in bio-based materials and enzymatic recycling technologies for the separation of complex plastics, in the category of "Innovation in Circular Economy and Zero Carbon Footprint".

Aircraft decommissioning and recycling is a multi-disciplinary process, with environmental, operational, safety, legal and economic aspects. The number of aircraft retirements has been increasing steadily over the last decades.

The COMPASS project represents a significant milestone on the path to a more sustainable circular economy.

From some time now, robot teaching process was led by two techniques, always based on the displacement of the robot itself.

EoLO-HUBs, co-financed with almost 10 million euros by the European Union, will recover glass and carbon fibers from large thermoset structures to give them a second life in the automotive and construction sectors.

On April the 14th of 2021, FUNGUSCHAIN project held its Online (Live) Final Conference, wich had a hundred of virtual atendees.

HELACS: Holistic processes for the cost-effective and sustainable management of End of Life of Aircraft Composite Structures.

After more than three years of research, Aitiip Technology Center has successfully concluded the HELACS project