Technology strategy
HVM Catapult has developed a comprehensive technology strategy which aligns national priorities with industrial needs by identifying the key technology capability development requirements.
HVM Catapult has developed a comprehensive technology strategy which aligns national priorities with industrial needs by identifying the key technology capability development requirements.
Follow the links below to read our nine technology capability roadmaps aligned with HVM Catapult’s core strengths and competencies.
Manufacturing processes that join materials to make parts from 3D model data, layer upon layer.
Read the additive manufacturing capability roadmap A process of production which uses both natural and engineered biological systems, such as microorganisms and cell cultures to produce materials across numerous sectors.
Read the biomanufacturing capability roadmap Advanced materials that blend different material types to achieve superior strength, reduced weight and enhanced performance.
Read the composites engineering capability roadmap The engineering process of integrating materials into complex structures using chemical, electrical, thermal or mechanical methods.
Read the joining engineering capability roadmap Forging, forming, casting and powder consolidation technologies that produce complex components close to final shape.
Read the near net shape capability roadmap Achieving net-shape geometry through controlled material removal.
Read the subtractive manufacturing capability roadmap Processes, practices and technologies used to provide confidence that new and existing manufactured products or systems will meet design requirements, standards, regulations and codes.
Read the assurance capability roadmap The application and development of connected data, automation, digital twins and cyber-physical systems to plan, control and optimise production processes.
Read the digital manufacturing capability roadmap The use of robotics, machines and control systems to perform previously manual tasks, improving productivity, quality and safety.
Read the robotics and automation capability roadmapIndustry input is vital to shaping, improving and future-proofing the roadmaps – ensuring they meet the demands of tomorrow’s manufacturing landscape.
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