Vision
Currently, thanks to digital means, a large volume of data is generated and stored, but, without adequate processing and management technologies, it is not possible to produce accurate, reliable, secure, and relevant information to optimize efficiency and quality of industrial processes. “The InterQ platform seeks a response to this problem. It is a solution focused on data processing for the optimisation of zero-defect manufacturing processes, so that quality can be traced along the entire value chain" said the coordinator of the initiative, Jokin Muñoa (IDEKO).
Some highlights
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The InterQ project seeks to develop a digital platform for the generation and integrated management of data with the aim of ensuring the quality of products and processes under the zero-defect manufacturing paradigm.
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The initiative seeks to construct a new generation of digital twins and to use artificial intelligence sensors and algorithms to increase the efficiency of key sectors such as aeronautics, energy and automotive.
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InterQ is a project with 25 partners from 11 European countries, funded by the European Union.
Industrial use cases
The industrial use cases are where the technologies of InterQ are developed and tested in real-world production of the aerospace industry (Aeromec and ITP Aero), the energy sector (Wind Power Energy Gearbox by Gamesa), and the automotive industry (Renault).
Collaboration
InterQ is part of the 4ZDM cluster and DMP-ZDM community, where synergies are built with sister projects like DAT4.ᴢᴇʀᴏ (coordinated by SINTEF Manufacturing). For example, the following workshop has been co-organized by InterQ and DAT4.ZERO, namely the International Workshop on Software Engineering and AI for Data Quality in Cyber-Physical Systems
