DMG Mori and Jungheinrich develop automated guided vehicle systems
DMG Mori and Jungheinrich are jointly developing driverless transport systems for automated material flow. The first product can be seen at EMO Hannover.
read more...read more...Peiseler celebrates its 200th anniversary
Peiseler, one of the manufacturers of dividing heads required for positioning workpieces in machine tools, is celebrating its 200th anniversary these days.
read more...New material for splined shafts
Mädler is expanding its range of splined shaft connections with new splined shafts made from 42CrMo4 heat-treated steel. The new material ensures that either the dimensions of the splined shafts can be reduced or their load-bearing capacity increased.
read more...EMO dedicates its own forum to future technologies
A separate forum will be dedicated to the new technologies behind the term IIoT at EMO Hannover. Over five days, "New Technologies - Future Opportunities" will feature presentations on thematic blocks that will show which future technologies will develop into important pillars of metalworking.
read more...Robot automates production cell
At its stand in Hall 9, Fanuc will be demonstrating how machines can be automated with a conventional or collaborative robot. A new software function makes it possible to connect machines and robots with just one cable.
read more...For more power in the machine tool
SKF will be showcasing performance-enhancing bearing solutions for machine tools at EMO Hannover. These include axial angular contact ball bearings for screw drives from the Beam and Beas series.
read more...We are the robots
At first glance, production hall 10 on the KUKA site in Augsburg looks like just another production environment. What you don't see: All the machines in the hall are connected to a cloud and have various Industry 4.0 functions.
read more...Kuka's automated robot production
A high degree of automation supported by elements of Industry 4.0: A look at component machining at Kuka shows what future-oriented production looks like.
read more...Interview with Thierry Wolter, Ceratizit
Invest with precision
The Ceratizit Group is continuing to expand its portfolio along the value chain, including through acquisitions. SCOPE editor-in-chief Andrea Gillhuber asked Thierry Wolter about the reasons for the latest acquisition and to what extent the global political situation played a role.
read more...The future is digital
EMO Hannover is consistently moving towards a networked future. In addition to trend topics such as intelligent factory networking, digitalization and cybersecurity, perennial topics such as resource efficiency and increasing productivity also play an important role at the world's leading trade fair for metalworking.
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