After the successful celebration of the 1st International Workshop on Software Engineering and AI for Data Quality in Cyber-Physical Systems (SEA4DQ), InterQ and DAT4.ZERO projects join forces again for the organization of the second edition.

InterQ consortium met together on the 5th and 6th of May in Brussels to celebrate the 18M General Assembly and the Midterm Review.

In the last ten years, many industrial production sites in Europe have started strategic work towards a digital transformation into the fourth-industrial revolution termed Industry 4.0.

SINTEF is working on software to repair erroneous data.

The ZDM cluster is organizing a webinar on Digital Technologies for Zero-Defect Manufacturing.

Digital twins use models to replicate a physical object or the behaviors of a complex process.

The main quality problems faced by GET are related to raw material quality (castings and forgings), gear grinding and machining process deviations due to manual parameter adjustment done by operators.

Tributech’s open source digital twin stack enables applications with a holistic view along the value chain and life cycle.

The 4ZDM cluster website is available! Visit https://zdmanufuture.org/ to find information about the different ZDM projects, including InterQ.

Quality is an extremely important objective in many high value-added applications.

With the results of the InterQ project, we expect to have improved process capability and product quality in machining operations, obtaining real time data analyzes to predict machine behaviour.

Monitoring data quality is a pre-requisite to zero-defect manufacturing as the quality of the data reflects the quality of the process and the product.