ilosta (Crack Map™)
Miguel Ubago Torres is a composite engineer currently working at ilosta (Crack Map) since October 2022. Prior to this role, Miguel completed a PhD at the University of Strathclyde, focusing on composite materials design, specifically carbon fiber, from January 2019 to May 2023. Miguel began their career as a junior engineer at INECO from June 2018 to December 2018, where responsibilities included installations related to electricity, fire protection, climatization, and water. Educational qualifications include a Máster Habilitante Ingenieria Industrial from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (2016-2018), a European Project Semester in project management from Oslo and Akershus University College (2016), a module in 3D Design and Digital Fabrication from Saint Petersburg State University (2014), and a Grado en Ingenieria Mecánica from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (2011-2016).
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ilosta (Crack Map™)
Headquartered in Glasgow (Scotland, UK), ilosta (Crack Map™) specialises in developing an innovative technology to minimise cost, time and risks associated with the health monitoring of engineering structures and extend their lifespan without the need for human interaction. Ilosta (Crack Map™) non-contact, inspection technology improves the efficiency, quality, and accuracy of wind turbine structural health monitoring. Our digitised approach uniquely combines fracture mechanics and AI to model, classify an predict damage volumetric profile. This reduces cost, timescales, and risks associated with current solutions, extending the wind turbine blade's lifespan. ilosta (Crack Map™) works across a range of industries including: Renewables, Power Generation, Oil & Gas, Aerospace, Nuclear, Civil Engineering and Healthcare. Get in touch today to find out how we can augment your health monitoring systems.