Digital end-to-end process control
elogistics award goes to Schaeffler and inconso

With the elogistics award, AKJ Automotive honors the "ATS - call-off and transport system" used by inconso at Schaeffler.
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Digital end-to-end process control

With the elogistics award, AKJ Automotive honors the "ATS - call-off and transport system" used by inconso at Schaeffler.

The SR-3iA with a payload capacity of three kilograms is the first model in Fanuc's newly developed Scara series. Fanuc is thus expanding its product line in the lower payload range with a cost-effective solution for high productivity.

Bühler Motor opened a new sales and technology location in Farmington Hills, MI on March 28.
AGVs on battery assembly lines
The assembly of traction batteries for vehicles with hybrid or electric drives requires flexibility. Automated guided vehicle systems from DS enable production plants to adapt to changing requirements. They communicate with plant components and higher-level systems and ensure productivity with optimum worker protection.

Baltec has developed a fully integrated, electrical module for cold forming and riveting of metallic and non-metallic materials with PC-based control.

In March, signaling device manufacturer Werma strengthened its presence in the Italian market with the establishment of the subsidiary "Werma Italia S.r.l." based in Piacenza.
Schoeller Allibert has developed a flat, foldable large-volume container especially for the automotive supply chain. The Magnum Optimum 595 is suitable for high-density, low-volume parts and is designed to maximize and thus reduce vehicle utilization.

Schaltbau is presenting new DC contactors for the growing markets of DC voltage applications at the Hanover Fair.

Schaeffler's newly created E-Mobility division will be presenting innovative solutions for future electric and hybrid drives at the company's 11th Colloquium.
Anomaly detection for industrial network...
VNG Innovation has entered into a strategic partnership with the Leipzig-based start-up Rhebo. The technology company offers industrial anomaly detection to seamlessly protect industrial networks against technical faults and cyber attacks.