Matris development

Developing individual solutions

In our development department, we ensure continuous improvements and process optimization. We carefully follow the requirements of the market and our customers. We develop our own software and tools to detect and fix faults and defects in different motors more efficiently and quickly. This reduces costs and production downtime.

Development Department

The Development Department was set up in February 2016, mainly due to the need to develop our own test equipment, which was not available on the open market. As the Matris Service Centre always aims for higher quality and faster response, the Development Department is also actively involved in the servicing process.

New product development

We care about continuous improvement and competitiveness
We optimise your processes
Lowering costs and downtime for your business

Incentives for research and development projects 2

Modular diagnostic equipment for predictive maintenance of servomotors

Within the framework of the project, we will develop a completely new methodology, new tools, and building blocks for predictive maintenance and the reduction of production downtime.

The purpose of the project entitled “Modular diagnostic equipment for predictive maintenance of servomotors” is the development, manufacture, and commercialization of completely new high-tech equipment with high added value, which does not yet exist on the market in such a form. The new device will enable faster identification of faults and thus shorten machine downtime, contributing to better productivity, cost-efficiency, and the overall efficiency of production processes in companies.

The goal of the project is to develop equipment that will analyze the operation of servomotors directly in the machine tool and robotic cells with the aim of faster identification of possible servomotor faults in production. An advanced machine learning algorithm will analyze input parameters, compare them with the existing fault database, and inform the service technician of a possible fault via the cloud.

Project duration: July 9, 2020 – August 31, 2022

Total project value: EUR 520,267.45

Lead project partner: Matris d.o.o.

Consortium partners: Smart key d.o.o. and Mobitex d.o.o

Development of innovative "waste-to-value" technologies for sustainable rare earth recycling and multi-value magnet recycling

The project enables sustainable transformation of rare earth-containing waste into high-performance Nd-Fe-B magnets using innovative waste-to-value technologies. The main objectives of the project are to enable high-efficiency REE classification and extraction, produce high-purity metallic precursors, and design next-generation magnets for electromobility needs.

Duration: 1 April 2026 – 31 May 2029

The total estimated project value is EUR 8,069,708.00, with co-financing amounting to EUR 4,999,305.75.

The operation was selected for co-financing under the Public Call “Promoting the implementation of research and development programmes (TRL 3-6)” (RD PROGRAMMES PUBLIC CALL (TRL 3-6)).

The operation is partially financed by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund and the budget of the Republic of Slovenia.

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Matris d.o.o., as an invited consortium partner, participates in the project together with partners:

IJS – Jožef Stefan Institute
ZAG – Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute
UL NTF – University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering Ljubljana
RUDOLFOVO – Science and Technology Park Novo mesto
Magneti Ljubljana d.d., Ljubljana
Analitica d.o.o.
Matris d.o.o.
Iskra PIO d.o.o.
Surovina d.o.o.
Cinkarna Celje d.d.
INEA d.o.o.