The trust into technologies that enable such solutions will encourage important investments required in the infrastructure.
Project progress, news, and highlights.
In particular, the energy transition needs to be accelerated to become less dependent from gas and oil energy.
As we face critical challenges, research and development of Electronic Components and Systems (ECS) needs to address them more than ever.
Climate change, CO2 footprint, energy transition, safety and security as well as sovereignty are key issues that the common population can very well relate to today.
Project overview
Duration in months
36
Number of partners
48
Total budget in millions of euros
40
10
Number of countries
Trusted lifetime in operation for a Circular Economy
Inovations for the Automotive, Aviation and Industry
Innovation cycles in Energy efficiency and Energy transition
Project's long-term goals
The faster the trust is built, more rapidly transition can be realized. On the other hand, technologies and products that will ensure the economic use of resources and enable a long and trusted lifetime of systems and components in the ECS domain require development.
To support this mission, ARCHIMEDES aims to change technologies and products in the automotive, aviation, infrastructure domains, and the related ecosystem towards a resilient, de-carbonized, digitalized, and green EU.
In ARCHIMEDES project, components, models and methodologies (e.g. predictive maintenance, digital twins, robust sensing) to increase the efficiency and trusted lifetime of propulsion components, power components and energy storage devices, will be developed.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT: ARCHIMEDES is supported by the Chips Joint Undertaking and its members, including the top-up funding by National Authorities under Grant Agreement No 101112295.
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From this, the ARCHIMEDES project draws inspiration and ambition to advance the technologies for new technologies for energy transition, safety, and security.
ARCHIMEDES of Syracuse (287 BC - 212 BC) was the greatest mathematician of his age.
His contributions to geometry were revolutionary and his methods anticipated unparalleled progress beyond the State-of-the-Art.
Why ARCHIMEDES?
