Barbieri electronic is a partner of the European research and training network Appears. Appears is a robust European network that builds upon the extensive experience across the partners and is at the forefront for leading an innovative training program.
It is working with a group of young researchers to find a strategic answer to the needs of the international manufacturing industry during the increasingly radical change. It also collaborates with cross-industry partners to develop various research projects and create career potential. Consequently, it will produce models of good practice for training and cross-disciplinary research that can be applied in the arts, science, and technology fields.
The international manufacturing industry is undergoing radical changes in the way items are digitally printed and fabricated. From the home to aerospace, the speed of change has impacted traditional printing methods, which has led to an incomplete understanding of the design and reproduction workflow.
Barbieri electronic explains 3D printing
3D printing is a production method that opens tremendous possibilities for reproducing complex structures for different industries like aerospace, automotive, and medical. And, in this, Appears can help by addressing the problem of printing accurate material appearance.
Barbieri’s chief technical officer, Markus Barbieri, is co-supervisor for three early-stage researchers covering the topics of appearance measurement and ICCMax color management. These experts will develop effective and efficient industrial technology to accurately reproduce the desired visual appearance attributes of materials/objects using 2.5D and 3D printing techniques.
