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German-Canadian Centre for Innovation and Research (GCCIR) posted this Technology Call

Seeking European partners to develop detection application(s) for greenhouse sector As a participant of the upcoming symposium “2nd GCCIR Matchmaking Symposium” organized by Innoget and GCCIR next November 25th, 2019 in Barcelona (Spain), the company Stream is seeking European partners to meet at the Barcelona event to develop a joint collaboration project. Stream is specifically interested in European partners to develop detection application(s) for the greenhouse sector. Further details are described below. In case you are interested in meeting Stream in Barcelona to discuss a potential collaboration, please register for free to the symposium clicking the “Register to the symposium” button above.

Seeking European partners to develop detection application(s) for greenhouse sector

Strategic Allies Ltd. posted this Technology Call

Seeking Next generation automotive coating technologies We are working with a leading Tier 1 supplier of material solutions to the global automotive sector, and they are actively searching for step-change solutions and processes to address the rapidly changing marketplace for people transportation (including domestic cars, shared autonomous electric vehicles and municipal vehicles). The growing move to autonomous vehicles and future reliance on electric power offers both opportunities and challenges. Existing solutions use coatings to protect and decorate the vehicle, but the processes employed are costly in terms of time, labour and capital equipment, resulting in a significant cost for the manufacturer. Now OEMs are demanding quicker and more cost-effective solutions for vehicles that utilise a broader range of materials and are designed to be replaced more regularly, in some cases negating the need for decades of service. Whilst the emergence of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) necessitates cost efficiency for providers and therefore from the manufacturers, it also provides a new market for increased functionality of the car - as an informational, entertaining and socially responsible mode of transport.

Seeking Next generation automotive coating technologies

Organization from LATAM posted this Technology Call

Seeking Chelating Agents for AHSS (Advanced High Strength Steels)We are seeking a solution that eliminates oxides formation from AHSS and promotes surface corrosion inhibition. The solution should be able to be incorporated into a standard electro-deposition coating process (e-coat). Some AHSS are prone to exhibit high surface corrosion with evidence that some of them may present a thicker oxide formation at welded areas. This condition may, therefore affect the adhesion of the anti-corrosion coating system, ultimately causing painted components to be more prone to corrosion. We are seeking innovative technologies capable of efficiently and completely remove oxides in AHSS surface and welded areas while promoting surface corrosion inhibition.

Seeking Chelating Agents for AHSS (Advanced High Strength Steels)

METALSA posted this Technology Call

Seeking Additive Manufacturing Materials for Cold Forming Dies Find materials that are able to be processed by means of additive manufacturing technologies and are suitable for cold forming operations. The materials provided should withstands heavy cyclic loads due to the working conditions of the process. We are seeking innovative materials that are capable of being processed thru additive manufacturing technologies and could work under cold forming process conditions.

Seeking Additive Manufacturing Materials for Cold Forming Dies

JAVIER TENORIO CERVANTES posted this Technology Call
Crowdsourcing Leader at METALSA

Seeking a solution to eliminate spatter from the welding process in steel assemblies production We are seeking a solution to eliminate spatter from the welding process. The solution should be able to be incorporated into an actual GMAW process. Welding spatter is usually measured by the quantity of balls or welding beads that are added to the assembly parts (which latter have to be removed) and/or the amount of sparks that jump from the arc weld. We are seeking innovative new methods that are capable of efficient and complete removal of the spatter effect during the GMAW process.

Seeking a solution to eliminate spatter from the welding process in steel assemblies production