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The MULTIPLE project will strengthen EU photonics manufacturing base. Cost-efficiency, flexibility, high productivity and quality attained thanks to MULTIPLE solutions will allow laser, optical measurement and image processing equipment, companies in Europe to compete glob ally through a breakthrough technology in manufacturing, thus benefiting from business opportunities in fast growing markets.
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PHOTONICS+ Virtual Exhibition & Conference

17 February 2021
by jessica

17-18 February 2021, LIVE on YouTube

See our broad range of product offerings and hear our presentation “MULTIPLE – Spectral sensors for integrated process optimisation” at the PHOTONICS+ Virtual Exhibition and Conference on 17-18 February 2021. Request your free tickets at info@multipleproject.eu and redeem your ticket at https://photonicsplus-event.com

Presentation:

On 17 February 2021 at 16:20 CET, our coordinator will give the presentation “MULTIPLE – Spectral sensors for integrated process optimisation”. We look forward to seeing you there!

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MULTIPLE will develop cost-effective multimodal monitoring solutions with a breakthrough impact on production quality and efficiency. It will bring cutting-edge organic-electronics-based sensors, snapshot hyperspectral filters and dual-aperture imaging to deliver cost-effective spectrometers and camera cores in a broad VIS/SWIR range, complemented with cost effective laser-based chemometric sensors in the MWIR. On top of these sensors, MULTIPLE will develop novel multimodal monitoring systems that will be IoT native, by combining them with cloud, big data, and deep learning for agile development and orchestration of complex AI-based models to optimise production improving EU manufacturing competitiveness.

Project information

Grant agreement: 871783
Call identifier: H2020-ICT-2019-2
Type of action: IA
Duration: 36 months
Start date: 01 December 2019

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MULTIPLE project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 871783
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