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PROCON SYSTEMS PARTICIPATION IN PERTE VEC-2022
Procon Systems participates in the consortium led by Opel Spain in the Strategic Project for the Recovery and Economic Transformation in the Electric and Connected Vehicle Sector (PERTE-VEC).
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INSTITUTIONAL VISIT OF BADALONA CITY COUNCIL TO THE FACILITIES OF PROCON SYSTEMS
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Procon Systems visits the facilities of DFactory Barcelona
Procon Systems has visited the facilities of DFactory Barcelona, with the aim of seeking synergies in the future within the field of process automation through 4.0 technologies such as robotics, artificial vision, 3D printing and artificial intelligence.
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PROCON SYSTEMS IS AT THE FOREFRONT OF INNOVATION WITHIN THE VW CONSORTIUM
The Seat Martorell factory recently won the first prize in the INNOVATION category of the 2021 production awards given by the VW global consortium, presenting as an innovative project the automatic cell for repairing painting defects carried out by Procon Systems last year.
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ITER once again relies on Procon Systems for the design, manufacture, testing and supply of instrumentation and control cabinets
ITER has awarded Procon Systems a new framework contract for the design, manufacture, testing and supply of instrumentation & control and signal conditioning cabinets.
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PROCON SYSTEMS carried out the installation of an automatic cell in the SEAT Martorell factory.
Procon Systems has successfully carried out the installation of an automatic cell for detection, classification and repair of paint defects in the SEAT Martorell factory.

Last April Seat relied on Procon Systems for the implementation of the first automatic defect repair cell in its paint shop in Martorell.
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Werfen: predictive maintenance for freezers
We are very glad to announce that our IT team has completed another Data Science project. We are currently collaborating with Werfen, a well-known world leader in specialized diagnostics.
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Procon Systems, accredited company with the ISO14001:2015
Procon Systems is an accredited company with the ISO14001:2015 certification, recently recognized and with the accreditation of TÜV Rheinland. So, the company demonstrates a continuous commitment with the respect of the environment, giving a constant support to sustainability.
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ITER approves the design of the Central Safety System for Occupational Safety (CSS-OS) prepared by Procon Systems
In April, Procon Systems presented and defended the final design of the Central Safety System for Occupational Safety to a dedicated panel of experts from ITER and CERN, who validated the design before initiating the manufacturing phase.
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The European Southern Observatory counts on Procon Systems for the construction of its new telescope
The European Southern Observatory (ESO) has begun construction of the ELT (Extremely Large Telescope), the world's largest new optical/near-infrared telescope, and has contracted Procon Systems to build, validate and ship the 132 cabinets.
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Operational Services awards Procon Systems with TISAX certification.
Last February, Procon Systems achieved the TISAX label, a key strategic objective for the current year 2021, after having successfully passed the certification process carried out by the German entity Operational Services.

This label allows Procon Systems to continue improving in a sector, the automotive industry, distinguished by its high level of demand and competitiveness.
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The ESO Extremely Large Telescope Project
The European Southern Observatory’s Large Telescope (ESO’s ELT) is a revolutionary scientific project for a 40m-class telescope that will allow us to address many of the most pressing unsolved questions about our Universe.

The ELT will be the largest optical/near-infrared telescope in the world and will gather 15 times more light than the largest optical telescopes existing today. The ELT will be able to correct for the atmospheric distortions (i.e., fully adaptive and diffraction-limited) from the start, providing images 15 times sharper than those from the Hubble Space Telescope.
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