Opportunity to be involved with NMIS Smart Manufacturing Centres

Looking to start or accelerate your Industry 4.0 journey?

NMIS (National Manufacturing Institute Scotland) is inviting manufacturers to get involved with new centres dedicated to industrial robotics and digital systems research. Scottish Engineering would like to highlight an opportunity that could benefit members looking to digitise and automate their production processes.

NMIS and the wider Strathclyde University network are collaborating with other leading UK institutes in digital manufacturing systems and automation, to form new Centres aimed at enabling the UK manufacturing sector transition to Industry 4.0.

The Centres will be applying for funding through EPSRC Manufacturing Made Smarter Research Centre challenge and are looking for potential industry partners to help shape research efforts and co-develop manufacturing solutions alongside the Centres’ technologists.

Member companies looking to start or accelerate their Industry 4.0 journey could benefit greatly through engagement with this initiative. For more information contact (before 10th December 2020) Dr. Dzeti Zait at [email protected]

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