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Soko Supermarket

Reliability has become a rare commodity in recent years. As soon as things start to pick up, the next setback comes. It is striking how selectively we react to uncertainty. Scarce supply increases the price. We experience this in many places and usually accept it. In Germany, the mood is reliably measured by the price of petrol. If it rises, so does the political pulse - we now even have a task force.

Editorial 11/2024

Roll up your sleeves!

The last trade fair highlight of the year will be SPS in Nuremberg from November 12 to 14. This is where the international automation industry, users and interested parties meet to present, test and discuss the latest automation, digitalization and smart factory products.

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Digitization - again?

In September, EMO in Hanover and Schweissen & Schneiden in Essen are two trade fairs for the metalworking industry that will focus on digitalization, among other things.

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"The machine" thinks for itself

Man and machine. People were already fascinated by this topic more than 100 years ago. In 1909, E. M. Forster described a world in "The Machine Stops" in which people are completely dependent on a machine and thus surrender to their own downfall.

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Resources are everything ...

... and usually limited. Regardless of whether we are talking about human labor, machine time, energy, raw materials or money: Our day-to-day work is first and foremost about resources, and some of these are becoming increasingly scarce in Germany: skilled labor, for example, or steel at the moment. Other resources are becoming more expensive, such as energy, which is a political priority.

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Boost through intelligence

The Federal Republic of Germany turned 71 this year. Economically, the country has experienced and is experiencing the most brutal slump since the Basic Law came into force. The coronavirus, combined with a deep structural change in the automotive industry and setbacks in global free trade, are reflected in a painful decline in all indicators of economic performance. And yet ...

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