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Systems Engineering and Management

"A remarkable generosity and a genuine care for others" - in Memoriam: Maria Antónia Carravilla

Generous, thoughtful, discreet, serene, joyful - these are just some of the words used to describe Maria Antónia Carravilla. Tributes have poured in, not only in person but also online, where heartfelt messages have celebrated the life of an extraordinary woman.

05th August 2026

Systems Engineering and Management

INESC TEC contributes to REGESMART+ to help shape a more resilient and precise future for viticulture

The growing impact of climate change on the wine sector – a strategic industry for both regional development and the Portuguese economy – has made it essential to rethink current production models in response to emerging challenges.

31st July 2026

Systems Engineering and Management

INESC TEC bridges the gap to industry with two robotic solutions designed by master’s students

For master’s students, the first real contact with the realities of industry takes place at INESC TEC. Two young researchers completed their master’s theses by tackling real-world challenges set by the Institute’s industrial partners. 

30th July 2026

Systems Engineering and Management

Dynamic marshalling, autonomous robots and digital twins: PRODUTECH R3 showcased innovative solutions in its final stretch

Four and a half years after kicking off, the PRODUTECH R3 Mobilising Agenda of the Production Technologies for Reindustrialization has started showcasing the results achieved through a series of demonstrations in real-world technology environments. The latest event took place at MC SONAE‘s distribution centre in Vila Nova da Rainha, one of the agenda’s partners. 

08th July 2026

Systems Engineering and Management

Remanufacturing: INESC TEC research supports companies in the design and management of reverse logistics networks

A study that led to the development of a model capable of realistically reproducing the flows of collection, transport, consolidation and routing of components along the value chain was recognised at the Industrial Simulation Conference (ISC’2026). The tool, developed by INESC TEC, makes it possible to virtually test different logistics network configurations, assess economic, environmental and operational impact, and quantitatively compare alternatives, supporting companies in their decision-making process.

19th June 2026

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