Database providing access to the High Technology Network's industrial research offering: research competences, type of analyses and tests available at the Laboratories. Companies can consult the Catalogue to find Laboratories and researchers that match their needs.
Competence
Acoustic analyses in anechoic and semi-anechoic chamber according to standards
Active control of noise and vibration
Algorithms and systems for fault detection
Algorithms for fault identification
Analysis of the time to failure of components and systems
Anti-vibration systems: design and installation criteria
Balancing
Chatter in machining processes: analysis and reduction
Cloud interoperabilirty and portability
Cloud new roles: brokers, auditor, …
Cloud security
Cloud standards
Compliant joints: design and dynamics
Contactless experimental vibration measurements using laser doppler vibrometers
Design for Maintenance e e-Maintenance
Dynamic / elastodynamic analysis and control (multibody models, lumped-parameter models, etc.)
e-maintenance: remote management of maintenance and fault
Experimental modal analysis
Experimental noise mapping of industrial products and machinery
Failure Mode and Effect Analysis - FMEA
Fault tolerant control
Fault Tree Analisys - FTA
Generalized Virtualization
Hw / sw customized systems for vibro-acoustic measurements: realization and implementation
Improving the dynamic performance of products or production processes by simulation and / or test
Interaction of Cloud and HPC
Management of Data Centers
Mechanical transmissions: dynamics and control
Predictive maintenance
Product Sound Quality: binaural measurements, metrics and psychoacoustic tests
Reducing noise and vibration (NVH) in industrial products and processes by simulation and / or test
Reliability
Rotating machinery: measurements of the irregularity of the rotational speed and torsional vibrations
SaaS, PaaS, IaaS
Scheduled maintenance
Self-diagnosis
Sensors for predictive maintenance
Signal processing for fault identification
Sofware Defined Networks
Thermography