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  • Phone+46 70 4199 023
  • Emailcontact@aerobase.se
  • AddressVisiting Address ║ Kaserngatan 4, 974 42, Luleå ║ Nohabgatan 14, 461 53, Trollhättan
  • Open HoursVAT# SE559260934001

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Shaping the Future of Sustainable Manufacturing

Aerobase Innovations AB is advancing sustainable automotive manufacturing through the CiSMA project, developing innovative material models to predict the effects of trace elements in recycled steel. This work enhances safety and performance in recycled steel components, particularly focusing on crash scenarios and welding processes.…Continue readingShaping the Future of Sustainable Manufacturing

UPBEAT: Enhancing Aviation Safety using UQ

The UPBEAT project, funded under the Horizon Europe program, aims to integrate advanced uncertainty quantification methods into the lifecycle of aircraft components, focusing on the Outlet Guide Vane (OGV) used in turbofan engines to enhance safety and performance and reduce CO2 emissions. This initiative will improve aerospace component reliability and offer economic benefits by optimizing manufacturing processes and reducing material waste.…Continue readingUPBEAT: Enhancing Aviation Safety using UQ

ALABAMA: Tailoring Laser Beams

The ALABAMA project, funded by the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA), aims to enhance laser-based additive manufacturing by developing adaptive laser technologies and optimizing process parameters to improve quality, reduce defects, and increase productivity across the aviation, marine, and automotive sectors. Led by Aerobase Innovations AB, the project includes advanced online process monitoring, closed-loop control, and digital tools for process optimization. This contributes to first-time-right manufacturing and a resilient European industry.…Continue readingALABAMA: Tailoring Laser Beams

RESTORE: Remanufacturing in Value Cycles

The RESTORE project, funded under the Horizon Europe program, aims to enhance the circular economy by advancing remanufacturing through innovations in product design, process technologies, and business models. It focuses on modular products and efficient repair techniques like hybrid laser-PTA-cladding and DED-LB. Coordinated by the EWF, the project seeks to optimize cladding processes and promote sustainable development, offering significant economic and environmental benefits.…Continue readingRESTORE: Remanufacturing in Value Cycles