Sustainability

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Battery recycling

Source of raw materials instead of hazardous waste

With the increasing use of lithium-ion batteries in industry, for example in driverless transport systems or as an emergency power supply for control systems, the volume of used batteries is also growing - and with it the challenge of recovering their valuable materials in a controlled and efficient manner at the end of their useful life.

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Sustainability

Insight into energy management

The regression and correlation analysis in Weidmüller's ResMa energy management system opens up new possibilities for energy managers to adjust and normalize key figures and make well-founded decisions. The extension helps companies to meet the requirements of the EU Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).

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ABB and Solar Materials

Circular economy in the solar industry

Solar modules supply electricity for decades - and then often end up as hazardous waste. The Magdeburg-based cleantech company Solar Materials wants to change this and is relying on industrial robotics from ABB. Five six-axis IRB 6700 robots are now automating the first steps of the recycling process, which allows up to 98% of the raw materials to be recovered - a significant step forward for sustainability in the industry.

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Sustainability

The future of growth and profitability

Over the years, the topic of sustainability has always been a challenge for companies, as it has repeatedly moved into the organizational and political focus. Alongside periods of intense progress, there have also been times when industries have struggled to adapt to new regulations and regional differences. However, one thing has become clear: Sustainability is a driver of growth and profitability.

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Production technology

Producing battery cells flexibly and sustainably

The industry needs more and more battery cells. However, their production in gigafactories consumes enormous amounts of energy. In addition, the large production lines are very inflexible. A possible alternative has now been successfully tested at the wbk Institute of Production Engineering at KIT. The approach: process enclosure in mini-environments with robots from Kuka.

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