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The technical seminar began with chair speaker Johnny van der Zwaag (Delcam) welcoming everyone to the 2nd Technical Seminar. Jan Willem Gunnink, Project Coordinator (Delcam) then gave a brief introducon about the COMET project and its background, before other project partners (Gizelis Robocs, Nikon Metrology and SIR) were invited to give presentaons on the results and developments within these five modules: - Machine cell integraon Robot offline programming Offline compensaon Online compensaon Market and applicaons Aſter the informave presentaons, a live robot machining demonstraon was conducted in the excellent facilies at CNC Robocs, with one of the four COMET demonstraon parts from partner TEKS. This provided a unique opportunity for aendees, which included representaves from robocs’ manufacturers KUKA, Kawasaki and FANUC, to ask quesons and have further discussions with project partners about what the future might hold for machining with robots. The feedback from parcipants was very posive, with “every presentaon providing an excellent introducon” to state of the art robocs’ machining. Project partners are now looking ahead to the 3rd and 4th technical seminars which are being held in Germany at Fraunhofer IPA on 14th May, and at SIR on 4th June. For more informaon about the COMET project visit hp://www.comet-project.eu and the project’s social media pag- es, including Facebook (Comet project) and Twier (@COMET_project). Acknowledgements: This project is co-funded by the European Commission as part of the European Economic Recovery Plan (EERP) adopted in 2008. The EERP proposes the launch of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) in three sec- tors, one of them being Factories of the Future (FoF). Factories of the Future is a EUR 1.2 billion program in which the European Commission and industry are collaborang in research to support the development and innovaon of new enabling technologies for the EU manufacturing sector. For further informaon please visit: hp://ec.europa.eu/research/industrial_technologies/lists/factories-of-the-future_en.html Delcam host successful UK Technical Seminar, Liverpool - 25/04/2013 As part of disseminaon acvies, the COMET project is hosng four technical seminars throughout Europe. Delcam, project coordinator, hosted and organised the second of these at CNC Robocs in Liverpool on 25th April. It was a hugely successful event with close to 40 people aending and a great way for project partners to share the results with the wider audience; robot integrators, manufacturers and journalists were all present. Johnny van der Zwaag (Delcam) opening the 2nd Technical Seminar and welcoming aendees Aendees and COMET project partners taking part in the live robot demonstraon at CNC Robocs

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Page 1: Delcam host successful UK Technical Seminar, Liverpool ...Delcam host successful UK Technical Seminar, Liverpool - 25/04/2013 As part of dissemination activities, the COMET project

The technical seminar began with chair speaker Johnny van der Zwaag (Delcam) welcoming everyone to the 2nd Technical Seminar. Jan Willem Gunnink, Project Coordinator (Delcam) then gave a brief introduction about the COMET project and its background, before other project partners (Gizelis Robotics, Nikon Metrology and SIR) were invited to give presentations on the results and developments within these five modules: -

Machine cell integration• Robot offline programming• Offline compensation• Online compensation• Market and applications•

After the informative presentations, a live robot machining demonstration was conducted in the excellent facilities at CNC Robotics, with one of the four COMET demonstration parts from partner TEKS. This provided a unique opportunity for attendees, which included representatives from robotics’ manufacturers KUKA, Kawasaki and FANUC, to ask questions and have further discussions with project partners about what the future might hold for machining with robots.

The feedback from participants was very positive, with “every presentation providing an excellent introduction” to state of the art robotics’ machining. Project partners are now looking ahead to the 3rd and 4th technical seminars which are being held in Germany at Fraunhofer IPA on 14th May, and at SIR on 4th June.

For more information about the COMET project visit http://www.comet-project.eu and the project’s social media pag-es, including Facebook (Comet project) and Twitter (@COMET_project).

Acknowledgements:This project is co-funded by the European Commission as part of the European EconomicRecovery Plan (EERP) adopted in 2008. The EERP proposes the launch of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) in three sec-tors, one of them being Factories of the Future (FoF). Factories of the Future is a EUR 1.2 billionprogram in which the European Commission and industry are collaborating in research to support thedevelopment and innovation of new enabling technologies for the EU manufacturing sector.For further information please visit:http://ec.europa.eu/research/industrial_technologies/lists/factories-of-the-future_en.html

Delcam host successful UK Technical Seminar, Liverpool - 25/04/2013

As part of dissemination activities, the COMET project is hosting four technical seminars throughout Europe. Delcam, project coordinator, hosted and organised the second of these at CNC Robotics in Liverpool on 25th April. It was a hugely successful event with close to 40 people attending and a great way for project partners to share the results with the wider audience; robot integrators, manufacturers and journalists were all present.

Johnny van der Zwaag (Delcam) opening the 2nd Technical Seminar and welcoming attendees

Attendees and COMET project partners taking part in the live robot demonstration at CNC Robotics