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Boosting Circular Systemic Solutions through Virtual Regional Circular
A multidisciplinary research and innovation team applying process engineering, circular economy, environmental engineering and digital innovation to industrial, agricultural, energy and water systems.
indigo (Industrial and Digital Innovations Research Group) is a multidisciplinary team of researchers, led by Assoc. Prof. George Arampatzis, engaged in research and academic activities at the School of Production Engineering and Management of the Technical University of Crete.
The group carries out applied research and development across four pillars — Process Engineering, Circular Economy, Environmental Engineering and Digital Innovation — applied to industrial, agricultural, energy and water systems.
Spin-off of indigo and the Technical University of Crete, turning the group's research into consulting services and software products.
Undergraduate student research group powered by indigo, focused on twin and triple transition principles.
Research Laboratory at FORTH, extending the group’s research.
Brings together Crete's academic and research institutions and private enterprises to promote circular economy actions.

Boosting Circular Systemic Solutions through Virtual Regional Circular
Flexible, Sustainable and Digitally-Enabled Solutions for Industrial Process Transformation

Adriatic-Ionian Maritime oPeRational Efficiency and Sustainable Scheme
Software and methods developed in the group's projects, taken to market by Viridiance Insights, the group's spin-off company.
Dimitrios Cholidis, George Arampatzis, Nikolaos Sifakis · Renewable Energy Focus
Alexandros Chachalis, Dimitrios Cholidis, George Arampatzis, George Tsinarakis, Maria Aryblia, Nikolaos Sifakis · Measurement: Digitalization
Dimitrios Cholidis, George Arampatzis, Nikolaos Sifakis · Energy Reports

The Technical University of Crete is a young institution with a clear mission: to expand knowledge and benefit society through research integrated with education.
More than 70 laboratories and 120 faculty and staff members with international academic backgrounds support its education and research.