Nine organisations across 5 countries — from materials and research in Southern Europe to printing, assembly and vehicle integration in the North.
Developer of large-format fibre-drive additive manufacturing systems for continuous-fibre thermoplastic composites, applied to structural automotive parts.
Coordinates ASPIRE, builds the printed battery pack structure and scales the FIBER DRIVE printing process to vehicle size.
The French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) is one of Europe's largest major research and innovation centers, active in low-carbon energy, industrial technologies, defense and security, and advanced scientific research.
In ASPIRE, CEA brings expertise from high-tech research and advanced manufacturing, contributing expertise in advanced materials, modelling and validation of thermoplastic composite solutions.
OPmobility is a French global automotive supplier focused on sustainable mobility solutions, including exterior systems, lighting, energy storage, and electrification technologies. It operates in the automotive and mobility systems industry.
OPmobility brings Tier-1 automotive integration expertise, translating OEM requirements into manufacturable battery pack specifications. The company supports industrialisation and future large-scale deployment.
LOFITH Composits is a Spanish advanced materials company specializing in long-fibre thermoplastic composites and UD tapes for high-performance industries such as automotive, aerospace, rail, and energy.
LOFITH leads activities on recyclability and second-life applications for thermoplastic composites. The company develops new value chains that transform end-of-life materials into resources for future manufacturing.
The Italian subsidiary of the Austrian global mobility technology company specializing in engineering, simulation, and testing for the automotive industry. It works across e-mobility, powertrains, battery systems, software, and vehicle development.
AVL is responsible for validating and testing the developed battery pack structures. Its work ensures that ASPIRE solutions meet industrial requirements for performance, durability and safety.
Northmoore is a Danish consultancy specializing in the transformation of EU-funded research into market-ready innovations. The company supports collaborative projects with expertise in exploitation, supporting consortia with business modelling, IPR strategy, market analysis, funding strategies, and go-to-market planning.
Northmoore leads dissemination, communication and exploitation activities. The company helps maximise the visibility, impact and market potential of ASPIRE's results. In addition, it supports AIRY in the overall project coordination, contributing to administrative and management tasks.
Stellantis is one of the world's largest automotive manufacturers, bringing together 14 iconic vehicle brands. The company develops innovative mobility solutions across passenger cars, commercial vehicles, electrification and connected services.
Providing OEM requirements and vehicle integration expertise to ensure industrial relevance and future adoption.
DTU is Denmark's leading technical university, combining world-class research, education and industry collaboration. The university develops innovative solutions in areas including energy, climate, digital technologies, advanced manufacturing and sustainable transport.
Engineers the structural base and tray, load paths and the predictive digital twin of the battery pack.
Volvo Technology AB is the research and development company of the Volvo Group. Based in Gothenburg, Sweden, it provides advanced engineering expertise in areas such as transport systems, simulation, modelling, electronics and sustainable mobility.
Contributing validation requirements and use cases for heavy-duty vehicle applications.
