Ceit-IK4 researchers improve industrial assembly through augmented reality
The Madeira project allows the new technologies to be integrated in industrial processes
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Ceit-IK4 demonstrates their new predictive platform, MainRail, at the Rail Live 2019 expo
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LINQcase, a new Ceit-IK4 spin-off
LINQcase will offer non-destructive testing equipment to industry
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30 years developing TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS for companies
A private non-profit research center with over 250 employees, including 120 PhDs; we develop R&D projects
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Close to the needs of INDUSTRY
Continuous collaboration for more than a decade with top firms such as INTEL, ARCELOR MITTAL, CAF and ITP.
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From SCIENCE to the market
CEIT-IK4 has created 16 spin-offs based on technology development, employing more than 300 people. Four of them have been bought by companies on the NASDAQ, NYSE, PAR and MADX.
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EXCELLENCE in scientific activity
Over the last 5 years, there have been more than 150 PhD Thesis defended, 400 papers presented at international congresses and 350 articles published in scientific journals.
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INTERNATIONAL collaboration
Partnership with companies, research centers and
universities from more than 20 countries. Ceit-IK4 has participated
in 66 European-funded projects, 12 of which we have coordinated. -
Industrial sectors
Our areas of research
We are passionate about innovation, both in our products and our areas of research.
News & events
Ceit-IK4 demonstrates their new predictive platform, MainRail, at the Rail Live 2019 expo
More than a thousand visitors stopped by the joint Ceit and MainRail stand
Projects
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Life ANADRY
Dry anaerobic digestion as an alternative management and treatment solution for WWTP sludge
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NANOTUN3D
Development of the complete workflow for producing and using a novel nanomodified Ti-based alloy for additive manufacturing in special applications
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DISUSBI
Safer and more efficient double suspension Orbea bicycles.
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ieHCB
New fully electric long-range city bus.
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NESMONIC
Manufacturing of aircraft parts without machining.
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ODS
Improving structural steels for nuclear fusion reactors.
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ECUC
Increasing high speed train braking capacity.