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Welcome to the role of “a handyman" in the time of the fourth industrial revolution...
The Institute was founded by Prof. Josef Ondra in 1964 as the Department of Machine Tools and Forming Machines. Since its foundation has been Institute oriented mainly to applied research in the field of machine design and machining technology. Dr. Ivan Vavřík added machine measurement and quality assurance topics in 1966. Dr. František Kelča devoted himself to electrical engineering and automation since 1970 and started international cooperation with TU Chemnitz. Prof. Zdeněk Ehrenberger added industrial robotics and cybernetics tasks in 1986. Topics Risk Management (in 2004), and Virtual and Augmented Reality (in 2010) added to the Institute focus Dr. Petr Blecha. All of these research activities continue to be developed synergistically by research groups formed across the Institute in the context of Industry 4.0 and in collaboration with industry and other and research organisations. Read more.
R&D in digitalization of production machines and processes, application of advanced production technologies oriented to the design of production machines. Increasing the machine tools manufacturing accuracy and the degree of automation of production.
R&D in applications of industrial robots for increasing flexibility and efficiency of production. Adapting production lines, improving process accuracy and speed, implementing collaborative robots and integrating AI into autonomous decision making and improving collaboration between robots and humans.
R&D in virtual and augmented reality applications and in digitalization of production processes. Software for big data mining and analysis, deploying AI and machine learning for data evaluation and decision support for better collaboration between machines and humans.
R&D in electrical equipment of machines, applied electrical drives, their modelling and diagnostics. Development of control systems and electronics for various industrial applications.
R&D in the field of IMS (QMS, EMS, OHS, information safety), risk management, process and product safety, metrology and diagnostics for advanced manufacturing systems. Measurement systems capability and digitalisation of production processes.
R&D in automated assembly operations including adaptation/calibration and testing of assemblies. Development of mechanics, electronics and software for test centers (prototype testing and quality testing in production).
Welcome to the role of “a handyman" in the time of the fourth industrial revolution...
Colleagues from the Institute of Production Machines, Systems and Robotics celebrate. The digital shadow of the BUD 100 MULTI multifunctional grinding machine, which they created in cooperation with…