Last month, WELDNET joined its sister projects PreMETs and Weldify at Manufacturing Day 2026. The event, held annually in Vienna, Austria, is the leading event for the manufacturing industry during ViennaUP, the largest decentralised startup festival in Europe. Hosted by
The WELDNET Project is pleased to highlight strengthened collaboration opportunities with the HMI2MARKET initiative, with a shared focus on Learning Factories as engines for skills development, innovation, and industry transformation. A key milestone for HMI2MARKET is the launch of its
During a visit to MIND Park, students and participants had the opportunity to learn about the Weldnet project. The session presented the project’s main objectives, including the development of Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs) and the enhancement of cooperation between
How WELDNET connects Central Macedonia’s industrial strengths with vocational excellence, circular innovation and Europe’s wider competitiveness agenda. WELDNET is not only a project about welding. It is a forward-looking European initiative that links vocational education, industrial modernisation and regional development.
As Europe accelerates its transition toward a more digital, sustainable, and resilient industrial landscape, the demand for advanced technical skills is evolving at an unprecedented pace. Projects like WELDNET are at the forefront of this transformation, working to develop Centres
Welding may be one of the oldest industrial skills, but today it stands at the cutting edge of innovation. From advanced automotive production to circular manufacturing and green technologies, welding is shaping the future of industry. It is essential across
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