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Newsletter No. 51 / June 2026
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How should production be planned to support the circular economy?
IFA | Reusing used components conserves resources—while also presenting an economic challenge for companies in the mechanical engineering and electrical industries. The CIRCE research project aims to promote remanufacturing within these companies.
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Mobile robot platform with two collaborative robot arms in a laboratory environment. A crouching person is guiding one of the robot arms next to a textured wall surface.
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From Ancona to Hannover: Robotics research across borders
match | Simone Pantanetti from the Università Politecnica delle Marche spends six months at the Institute of Assembly Technology and Robotics, working on haptic teleoperation and obstacle avoidance for collaborative robots.
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Bio-based graphene foams for industrial applications
LZH | In the EU project Bio.3DGREEN, 14 partners are developing graphene foams from renewable raw materials. They aim to create a sustainable alternative to conventional damping and lightweight materials for automotive, aerospace and marine applications.
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Oxygen-free joining: A new perspective on roll cladding
IW | Oxygen is vital for life, but often acts as a disruptive factor in production engineering. The IW is demonstrating how sheet metal composites with tailor-made properties can be produced without oxygen as part of the Collaborative Research Centre (SFB) 1368.
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Data sovereignty in operations: DiReProFit introduces local AI to retrofit planning
IPH | Local AI facilitates digital retrofits in bulk forming. The IPH – Institut für Integrierte Produktion Hannover gGmbH and the Labor für Massivumforming (LFM) have developed a AI demonstrator that recommends retrofit steps and classifies their benefits in advance.
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Model-based path planning for additive manufacturing of porous components
match | Additive manufacturing of porous metal components opens up new possibilities, but poses major challenges for production. The Institute of Assembly Technology and Robotics is developing model-based path planning for reproducible manufacturing.
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