As part of the implementation of the WIN2EDIH project, which started on January 1, 2025 and will last for 48 months, the educational and research laboratory of information control systems and technologies of the Department of Computer Sciences has received a modern 3D scanner for performing the tasks of the grant program.

The project is coordinated by Larysa Antonyuk, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Vice-Rector for Research, coordinator of the WIN2EDIH consortium. The initiative is being implemented with the support of the Subsector CNECT.A.4 – Digital Transformation of Industrial Ecosystems and is aimed at the development of the European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH).

The received 3D scanner will allow the performers of the grant projects based at the Laboratory of Information Control Systems and Technologies of the Department of Computer Sciences to carry out high-precision digital measurements of objects and to create detailed 3D models for research, engineering and educational purposes. The equipment opens new opportunities for the development of innovative solutions, testing of digital technologies, and supporting enterprises in the processes of digital transformation.

This is an important step in strengthening the technical base of the WIN2EDIH hub and expanding the tools for implementing advanced digital technologies in industrial ecosystems.