Different capabilities.
A connected industrial system.

Semiconductor and electronics activities bring together device engineering, manufacturing processes, materials, equipment, packaging and testing. Within TSV’s vision, this field is a focus for technology-intensive industrial development.

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Green Silicon Carbide Manufacturing focuses on silicon carbide power devices. Its project information is presented on its own website.

Manufacturing activities define the practical requirements of the ecosystem: the production process, its facilities, its supply needs and the skills required to operate it. TSV’s development framework is intended to connect these requirements with the supporting capabilities around them.

Power, utilities and logistics need to be considered as part of industrial preparation. The relevant configuration depends on the activity: its demand profile, resilience requirements, resource use and delivery conditions.

Digital capability can support engineering, research and production. TSV’s focus includes the infrastructure behind data-intensive activities and applications of AI tied to specific industrial needs, rather than technology for its own sake.

Applied research, prototyping, testing and validation can help turn technical ideas into industrial applications. This area is intended to connect research questions with the capabilities and practical needs of manufacturing.

Specialist skills connect the other parts of the ecosystem. Engineering development and education need to respond to the work that industry requires, from technical problem-solving to the operation of advanced systems.

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Trakia Engineering Academy is presented separately through its own website. Explore the academy directly for its current information.