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September 2026

AIMET - Conference on AI in Metallurgy, Mechelen, Belgium 28–30 September 2026

The European Steel Technology Platform (ESTEP) presented the key aspects of PRISMA EU Project, highlighting the main findings and approaches of the project under the title “Digitalisation as a Decarbonisation accelerator: ESTEP's Integrated Approach to Sustainable Steel Production”.

It was particularly valuable to see how experiences from different metal sectors can complement each other and contribute to accelerating the adoption of AI, Digital Twins and data-driven solutions in industry.

A big thank you to Flanders Metals Valley (FMV) for organising this excellent conference and for providing such a valuable opportunity to share our results, exchange experiences, and connect with colleagues across different metal sectors.





September 2026

Technical Workshop 21–24 September 2026

On 21–24 September 2026, the PRISMA Consortium held its Technical workshop at the premises of the PRIMETAL in Erlangen, Germanay for an intensive technical workshop focused on advancing the project’s technical architecture and preparing the development of the first prototype.

Key highlights from the workshop
🔹 Technical Architecture: Project Partners engaged in in-depth discussions on the overall PRISMA architecture, reviewing available pilot data and making key decisions on the structure and integration of the PRISMA solution.
🔹 Component Integration: Particular attention was given to how the different technical components will interact and work together to support the development of the first prototype.
🔹 Unified Environmental Data Model (UEDM): The UEDM was reviewed and aligned with the different data formats, structures, and requirements identified across the pilots. This is an important step towards ensuring the consistent integration and effective use of real-world pilot data throughout the project.





June 2026

Industrial Semantic Interoperability Summit 2026 (June 2026)

On 9-11 June 2026, at the Industrial Semantic Interoperability Summit 2026, our consortium partner Giulio Planu from Danieli Automation DIGI&MET presented “Enabling Efficient Information Integration, DPP and LCA Generation in the Steel Industry” during the session “Why Industries Should Care About Semantic Interoperability.” The presentation highlighted how the PRISMA Project is helping transform fragmented industrial data into actionable insights through semantic interoperability, enabling more efficient Digital Product Passport (DPP) and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) generation while supporting sustainability, quality, and competitiveness.

PRISMA was also showcased at the Demonstration Marketplace on Day 3, gaining strong visibility and interest from the semantic interoperability community.
One of the main key takeaways is that semantic interoperability is rapidly becoming a key enabler of a connected, intelligent, and transparent industrial future.

January 

On 28–29 January 2026, the PRISMA Consortium held its plenary meeting at the premises of the European Steel Technology Platform (ESTEP) in Brussels, Belgium. The plenary meeting also provided an opportunity for in-depth discussions on collaboration between partners, alignment of technical objec tives, and planning for upcoming milestones and dissemination activities.





Publications

First Newsletter
Author
ESTEP
Date
22/01/2026
File Size
615 KB
Format
pdf

PRISMA Press Release_1
Author
ESTEP and LTU
Date
01/10/2025
File Size
425 KB
Format
pdf

Second Newsletter
Author
ESTEP
Date
30/07/2026
File Size
1.5 MB
Format
pdf

09/04/2025
PRISMA holds its first general assembly at ESTEP

Brussels, Belgium

This project has received funding from the European Union RFCS Big Ticket programme under grant agreement NUMBER —  101193563 - PRISMA

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