Recently the Arrowhead Tools project was recognized by the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences for its potential to create long-term benefits to society by engaging a range of stakeholders.

So it is perhaps no surprise that the Arrowhead Tools project continues to expand and establish collaborations with other important Industry 4.0 projects. One such example is the initiative by Kjell Bengtsson, of Arrowhead Tools partner Jotne EPM Technology, to invite members of KYKLOS 4.0 to join the recent workshop in Porto. The workshop was already bringing together 150 researchers from Arrowhead Tools and Productive 4.0 two of Europe’s largest automation projects. KYKLOS 4.0 is an EU-funded project that aims to demonstrate how cyber-physical systems, augmented reality and artificial intelligence can make circular manufacturing more efficient. New scalable circular manufacturing technologies could have an important impact on reuse, recycling and waste elimination, all important elements to ensure more sustainable industrial practices in the future.  

You can find more information about Jotne here: www.jotneit.no 

And more information about KYKLOS 4.0 here: https://kyklos40project.eu/