GOSTOP

Program title and acronym: Gradniki, orodja in sistemi za tovarne prihodnosti – GOSTOP

Priority area of Smart Specialization Strategy: Factories of the Future

Value: 9.397.732,54 EUR

Public financing (EU in SLO participation): 5.950.570,91 EUR (63,32% of total eligible costs)

Consortium:

The consortium consists of 15 partners from various fields:

4 faculties at two university (University of Ljubljana – Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Computer and Information Science, University of Maribor - Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science),

2 research institutes: Jožef Stefan Institute and TECOS (Slovenian Tool and Die Development Centre),

9 companies (large and also small and medium sized enterprises):

-    Kolektor Group d.o.o.,
-    INEA d.o.o.,
-    METRONIK d.o.o.,
-    Hidria Rotomatika d.o.o.,
-    YASKAWA, Slovenija d.o.o.,
-    PODKRIŽNIK d.o.o.,
-    NELA razvojni center d.o.o.,
-    COSYLAB d.d., L-TEK Elektronika d.o.o.,
-    ŠPICA International d.o.o.,
-    OPTOTEK d.o.o.,
-    LPKF Laser & Electronics d.o.o.,
-    FOTONA d.o.o.

The lead partner of the program is Jožef Stefan Institute.

Obdobje izvajanja: 1. 11. 2016 – 30. 4. 2020

Description of the program: 

The aim of the program GOSTOP s to accelerate the development and construction of the concept of smart factories in Slovenia and to respond to the current needs of the Slovenian economy, where certain industrial companies are already trying to introduce the concept of smart factories in their production. It also includes the development of new products and technologies developed by small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the development of the overall concept of the smart factory, which aims to develop a comprehensive and integrated systems, which will allow larger Slovenian companies to optimize their own production processes and develop new products with great added value.

Results:

-    15 innovations and patents,
-    increase of public investment in R&D,
-    58 new technological, process or organisational solutions,
-    30 new products or services,
-    new investments,
-    35 demonstration projects,
-    95 articles, presentations at conferences or mentorships,
-    60 results presentations (conferences, workshops, seminars, fairs…),
-    53 new project applications.