ARRK’s Technical Centre in Nuneaton, have a long and established history providing a wide range of Engineering, Tooling and Composite solutions to some of the country’s leading Aerospace, Automotive, F1 and Defence related companies.
At ARRK, we listen to our clients’ needs. That’s why we constantly adjust our range of services.
Digital start-up Keyprod has designed an ingenious IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) system that allows real time management of production thanks to the analysis of the vibrations of the equipment interpreted by artificial intelligence technology. Expertise first acquired in aeronautical factories at JPB Système and now widely used throughout the manufacturing industry. Thanks to this solution, Keyprod clients can optimise the Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) of their manufacturing unit. A promising industry 4.0 project!
Smart Robots is a spin-off from the polytechnique school of Milan in Italy, founded in 2016 within the e-Novia group’s business support division in relation to start-ups. Smart Robots helps its clients to reduce the margin of error attributable to human operators in the assembly and packing phases of production. It is essentially aimed at automobile and electrical appliance manufacturers. The Smart Robots vision system offers two areas of application: quality control and human-robot collaboration.
With customers increasingly looking for alternative low volume production solutions as a quicker, cheaper alternative to hard tooling, ARRK is delighted to announce that we can now offer customers polyurethane parts up to 2.3m in length.
Relish is a Swiss manufacturer of electric guitars created in 2010. Silvan Küng, CEO and co-founder, has relied on technical innovations to give a new dynamic to these instruments. The result: Relish guitars offer exceptional tonal versatility and playability! And they have gained a lot of enthusiasts, including Philip Campbell, former Motörhead guitarist, and Lionel Loueke, who has encountered a meteoric rise over the last ten years. Building on its success, the Swiss startup is now making a name for itself on the international scene.
Product development specialist ARRK is delighted to officially unveil its new 3D Printing and Prototyping centre in France.
