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Tomorrow’s Technology in Real Deployment
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TechnologiesThe mission of the National Centre of Competence (NCC) for MATCA is to provide leading-edge technology solutions regardless of the complexity of an assignment – from sudden production problems to long-standing societal challenges. For this purpose, the consortium brings together top experts from industry and academia that make use of their broad experimental and production backgrounds to provide unconventional and innovative solutions. Their solutions are implemented as joint projects or joint services.
The Centre primarily develops additive, plasma and laser technologies that have a major impact on industry, economy and security, therefore mastering and developing the technologies are matters of strategic importance.
As part of its long-term R&D projects, the NCC for MATCA covers the whole product life cycle – from smart design and green production, to the repairs and restoration of functional properties and hazardous waste disposal.
Along with research, development and service provision, the NCC for MATCA is involved in raising awareness and providing training to students and the general public.
Important events
B4I Opening
On Wednesday, July 12, the doors of the new Brain4Industry Innovation Centre building in Dolní Břežany were opened.
Meeting in July of the Council and General meetingThis year's 1st meeting of the NCC 2 MATCA Center Council and the General Meeting took place online on 10 July and 11 July 2023.
NCC MATCA will contribute to the further development of the sensory area – it has received funds from the National Recovery PlanTo develop new sensors for industrial applications that can be used primarily in the areas of water, foundry and materials engineering, these are the goals of another NCC MATCA project called Sensorika for the 21st century.
The second Phase NCC MATCA – NCC 2MATCA enters into the second phase.
The NCK for MATCA is supported by the