from MATEC Web Conf. Recycling aluminium typically involves energy-intensive melting processes. This study presents a more sustainable approach by directly remanufacturing deep-drawn parts from end-of-life aluminium automotive components. We used aluminium engine hoods as a source material, beginning with assessment of alloy composition and tensile properties. Dismantling operations and the removal of coating and adhesive […]
from COMPOSITE 2025 Using neural networks for photometric stereo based surface inspection is fast emerging, especially for carbon fiber matrix (before binding with resins) / fabric. However, the non-rigid nature and high reflectivity of the carbon fiber material makes them very difficult to perfrom robust digital image based quality inspection. To overcome this issue:1) a […]
Starting from the core concepts of the COMPASS project, we’ve tried to break it down into key terms that capture its essence and objectives. These keywords reflect the innovative approach the project takes in transforming the aerospace and automotive industries, promoting a circular economy, and using advanced digital technologies. Here’s a closer look at the […]
Exciting collaboration talk at Hannover Messe 2025 featuring Circularise and CoE-DSC! On March 31, 2025, a remarkable gathering took place at Hannover Messe, the leading international trade fair focused on industrial innovation and technology. Circularise proudly joined the Centre of Excellence for Data Sharing and Cloud (CoE-DSC) in a critical discussion on the future of […]
During the last General Meeting of the COMPASS project in The Hague, NSBproject, the partner leading Dissemination and Exploitation, curated the first exploitation workshop, bringing together all project partners. The session focused on strategies to transform research results into actionable and market-ready solutions, ensuring that the project’s innovations effectively contribute to the circular economy. Key […]
Wrapping Up the COMPASS Horizon EU General Meeting in The Hague The COMPASS Horizon EU project partners recently gathered in The Hague for an insightful two-day General Meeting to review our progress and plan the next steps in advancing circular economy solutions. Here’s a quick recap of the key takeaways from this productive gathering: Day […]
from Interempresas The COMPASS project, funded under Horizon Europe, aims to recover high‑value waste from both the aerospace and automotive sectors — particularly metal sheets and thermoplastic composite panels — and re-manufacture them into new, strategic products. COMPASS brings together a consortium of 13 international partners to develop cutting‑edge technologies for dismantling, recovering, and remanufacturing […]
from Metales y Máquinas The COMPASS project, under the Horizon Europe program, seeks to transform waste from the aerospace and automotive industries—such as metal sheets and thermoplastic composite panels—into new, high-value products. AITIIP Technology Centre plays a central role in this initiative, developing advanced remanufacturing techniques to give end-of-life aircraft and automotive components a second […]
from El Semanal New research under the COMPASS project is exploring how to transform end‑of‑life waste from aircraft and automobiles into high‑value products. As part of this Horizon Europe initiative, AITIIP Technology Centre applies its expertise in materials to recover components like metal sheets and thermoplastic composite panels which otherwise often end up in landfills. […]
from RETEMA The COMPASS project is investigating how to extract high‑value products from end-of-life aircraft and automotive waste. Through its participation in the Horizon Europe–funded initiative, AITIIP Technology Centre will apply its expertise to recover materials such as metal sheets and thermoplastic composite panels, which currently often end up in landfills. A consortium of 13 […]
