At the latest rEUman consortium meeting in Budapest, our host HUN-REN SZTAKI – Institute for Computer Science and Control opened its laboratories to the consortium. As a key technology provider in the project, HUN-REN SZTAKI develops advanced digital and robotic solutions for smart remanufacturing.

 

In this video, Bence Tipary, Research Fellow at HUN-REN SZTAKI, introduces their work — including a robotic cell for PCB diagnosis, an automated screw removal application, an AI tool for human–robot collaboration, and an open-source circular economy simulation framework operating at value stream level. These solutions will be integrated and demonstrated in the rEUman pilots.