CARTIF PROJECTS

LASHARE

Laser-based Equipment Assessments addresing a broad range of laser applications

Description

LASHARE is the acronym of an European project involving more than 60 SMEs from across Europe, partners from industry and six of the most renowned laser research institutes.

LASHARE conducted 28 Laser-based Equipment Assessments (LEAs) addressing a broad range of laser applications. All of them involved a supplier, an industrial user and a research partner. CARTIF in the role of research partner participated in five of them (LAP3D, FCPS, PROCUT3D, ALLEGRO and CICERONE)

Objectives

  • Main objective is to share knowledge on laser-based equipment and its use addressing the whole valua chain end to end.
  • As a key success factor for European manufacturing the transfer of innovative solutions from the laboratory into industrially robust products and the dissemination of its use stands at the heart of the project.
  • Depending on the LEA, different objectives were established.

Actions

Propose a novel approach (LEA) to bring together the industry´s demand for an increased efficiency in manufacturing, the potential of SME´s to deliver innovative equipment and the background of European research entities to provide a scientifically sound support for the success of such a challenge.

Expected Results

  • To establish a novel methodology to assess new approaches based on laser technology.
  • To increase the TRL of the LEAs developed from low levels to level of 7 and above.
  • To create the LASHARE Competence Center (LCC), an European network of laser research centres along with equipment suppliers and industrial users.

Partners

Project Video

FP7

No. 609046

Total Budget: 15.154.157 €
Contribution: 450.050 €
Duration: September 2013 – November 2018

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Responsible

Carlos M. Casado Sánchez

Strategy and Business Development Area

carcas@cartif.es

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