In Few Words…

DMaaST boosts manufacturing’s resilience by fusing four smart layers in one platform:

a Decentralised Knowledge Graph that streams trusted, cross-company data in real time;
Cognitive Digital Twins that model both shop-floor lines and whole value chains;
an AI-powered Multi-Objective Decision-Support layer that turns those twins into optimal, data-driven actions; and
a user-friendly Sustainability Module that shows live circularity scores and Digital Product Passport traceability. Together they let factories anticipate shocks, adapt instantly and cut waste.

Ensuring the Path to TRL6

DMaaST will enable a seamless and efficient transition from Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 3 to TRL6, within 4 years, using a 4-step process:

STAGE 0 [M1-M8]

Consolidate TRL3. Proof of concept consolidation, team alignment, data scrapping, specifications definition, technical planning.

STAGE 1 [M8-M24]

Reach and consolidate TRL4. Main development of the innovations pillars.

STAGE 2 [M24-M36]

Reach and consolidate TRL5. Adapt the technologies to the use-cases scenarios and validation.

STAGE 3 [M36-M48]

Reach and consolidate TRL6. Technolgies Demonstration on real scenarios.

Our contribution to the European Industrial Policy and a Circular Economy

DMaaST ambition contributes to the particular goals of the Made in Europe Roadmap 2021-2027, providing a keen solution for sustainable, digital, green, resilient and human- centric competitive manufacturing in Europe. Digitalisation and new technologies offer significant opportunities for innovation and transformation, with emerging business models such as MaaS driving change. In this context, DMaaST will demonstrate the potential of MaaS proposed in two relevant environments from different sectors (electronics and aeronautics), both facing resilience and agility problems due to their high and variable production demand.

DMaaST is committed to the advancement of a circular economy, integrating the latest sustainability and circularity assessment techniques, promoting sustainable and circular-centric technologies. DMaaST accounts for the traceability of products and identifies opportunities for sustainable practices within the manufacturing value chain. This approach aligns with the EU’s goals of achieving climate-neutral manufacturing.