Home Communication News Back New search Date Min Max Aeronautics Automotive Corporate Cybersecurity Defense and Security Financial Healthcare Industry Intelligent Transportation Systems Digital Public Services Services Space Industry Cepsa and GMV, enerTIC Award Winners for their Project on Process Automation for Laboratory Samples 03/01/2023 Print Share At the 2022 enerTIC Awards, Cepsa and GMV were announced as winners in the “Smart Energy Operations” category. They received this award for their successful project on use of a collaborative robot, or cobot, in Cepsa’s laboratory at its La Rábida Energy Park in Palos de la Frontera, in the Spanish province of Huelva. The project was developed by Cepsa as user and GMV as technological partner, and it represents Cepsa’s first use of a cobot. The company is thus reinforcing the safety of its employees and boosting efficiency and productivity improvements while also helping to promote production processes based on circular economy techniques by automating the recovery of samples and recycling of containers. Cepsa's award was accepted by its Head of Analytical Services, Berta Aramburu, and by Víctor García, representing the company’s Department of Industrial Technology and Innovation; and representing GMV, Almudena Nieto, GMV’s Business Development Manager for Energy and Utilities. About the enerTIC Awards The enerTIC Awards are an initiative focused on identifying, rewarding, and disseminating success studies and best practices, as a way to advance and raise awareness of the need for digitization in cities, industries, data centers, etc. The program is supported by energy companies and technology suppliers, based on the concept of open innovation. [MORE INFO] Case study: Collaborative robotics for disposal of laboratory sampl… Print Share Related CorporateIndustry Atlas Tecnológico #ReviveVALENCIA 18 Dec 9:00 - 14:30h Industry Quantum computing, key to transforming urban mobility and sustainable logistics Industry AI and automation as keys to the future of industrial production