We are proud to announce a major step forward in the GENEX Project:
Two ATL demonstrators were successfully manufactured with in-process THz monitoring!
From Data to Decisions: A New Era in ATL Manufacturing
Imagine a production line where every parameter is monitored in real time, defects are detected before they happen, and data flows seamlessly to a digital twin.
Date: February 17, 2026
Location: ITA · Instituto Tecnológico de Aragón
Registration Deadline: January 15, 2026
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Join us on February 17–18, 2026 for the GENEX Project’s Final Event, a two-day experience dedicated to shaping the future of digitalization in manufacturing, sustainable practices, and MRO.
Day 1 at Instituto Tecnológico de Aragón (ITA) will feature technical presentations, live demonstrations, and roundtable discussions with leading experts.
GENEX: A Leap Toward Smarter Aerospace Manufacturing
GENEX will unveil its latest breakthroughs in digital twin technologies at the 15th EASN Technology Innovation Services International Conference, taking place in Madrid from 14 to 17 October 2025. With three dedicated sessions, GENEX partners will present cutting-edge results that are shaping the future of aerospace manufacturing.
“This is what the planes of the future will be like: more sustainable and with a digital passport”
The 4th Issue of the EASN - European Aeronautics ScienceNetwork Newsletter for 2024 is out featuring all the latest updates on the GENEX project!
Key takeaways:
The 3rd Issue of the EASN - European Aeronautics ScienceNetwork Newsletter for 2024 is out featuring all the latest updates on the GENEX project!
Key takeaways:
Cádiz, Spain – The GENEX EU Project proudly celebrated its second anniversary with a successful annual meeting hosted by Capgemini Engineering on September 18 at their state-of-the-art i2lab facility in Cádiz. This milestone event brought together all project partners to advance the integration of GENEX technologies into a single, groundbreaking digital platform designed to revolutionize the industry.
About 2.5% of the world's CO2 emissions are caused by aerial transport. Even though it might seem a small percentage, it is shooting up and expected to keep rising if we don’t act soon.
The European Commission has called the researchers to solve two big challenges:
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