
Software in sheet metal processing
Trumpf acquires Lantek
Trumpf acquires the software company Lantek and thus focuses on software in sheet metal processing that runs independently of the machine manufacturer.
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Software in sheet metal processing
Trumpf acquires the software company Lantek and thus focuses on software in sheet metal processing that runs independently of the machine manufacturer.

With the UR10e CB5 6-axis cobot from Universal Robots, Hommel Maschinentechnik offers an automation solution. The UR10e CB5 was designed as a universally applicable handling support for the automation of machine tools.

Metav digital will kick off on March 23 under the motto "Networking simply threefold".

DMG Mori has been manufacturing all machines climate-neutrally since 2021 - from raw material to delivery. In addition, DMG Mori machines play a key role in the production of green technologies.

Around every second company was the victim of a cyberattack last year. This is according to the DsiN practice report Mittelstand 2020 under the auspices of the Federal Ministry of Economics.

The trade fair duo Intec and Z took place this year as a purely virtual event, as Intec/Z connect 2021. The digital trade fair met with great interest from the metalworking and supplier industry from March 2 to 3, with over 2,000 registered participants from the industry.
High flexibility, dynamics and precision are required, especially when it comes to complex components. With a new series, a machine tool manufacturer guarantees reliable complete milling-turning machining.
August Steinmeyer specializes in the development and manufacture of high-precision ball screws and offers a wide range of solutions for various industries and applications.

Among other things, smart production and adaptive manufacturing will determine the production of tomorrow. The online forum "Trends in manufacturing technology and the supplier industry" at Intec/Z connect 2021 will take a closer look at this topic.
The ISW at the University of Stuttgart is researching the programming of robots using machine learning in a virtual environment.