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Within three years, Coca-Cola has invested around 50 million euros in one of its largest plants in Mannheim, Germany. KHS is contributing a returnable glass line that also handles highly complex sorting tasks.
read more...Jungheinrich can look back on what it describes as a decent first half of the 2022 financial year. The intralogistics group was able to increase incoming orders and sales.
read more...Supply bottlenecks have been a major problem for the economy since the start of the pandemic. The war in Ukraine and the resulting energy crisis have further exacerbated the situation. However, there are ways and means of preparing for difficulties with the supply chain. A networked supply chain that can be tracked in real time is considered particularly promising.
read more...Additive manufacturing materials
The acquisition of Covestro's additive manufacturing materials business is expected to enable Stratasys to offer customers more comprehensive solutions and accelerate the development of next-generation materials for manufacturing with partners.
read more...Transparent production planning and control for the digital factory - 5thIndustry presents the real-time app 5i.Progress. The latest development from the software experts enables intuitive order management for employees in production.
read more...Despite the crisis, business was excellent for the German-Japanese manufacturer DMG Mori in the first half of 2022.
read more...digital networking days Sustainability
On September 28, Hermann Diebold will explain practical approaches to climate-neutral investment at the online conference.
read more...With the new weight-reduced layer gripper from Schmalz, cobots can also palletize lighter workpiece layers.
read more...The supply chain has become a real problem for German industry over the past two years. Reason enough for Daniel Schilling to ask Ralf Bühler - head of Conrad Electronic since the beginning of 2021 - how he is tackling the problem, where the trends in procurement are heading and what role artificial intelligence and machine learning are playing.
read more...Today, hardly anyone doubts that the mechanical engineering of the future is and must be digital. But there are stumbling blocks along the way that need to be avoided. Otherwise, there is a risk that digitalization efforts will not lead to the smart factory of the future, but will become a permanent construction site.
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