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.
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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.

Interview with Thierry Wolter, Ceratizit


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.

At EMO Hannover, Hexagon will be showing how digital and real manufacturing worlds are merging in the production of tomorrow. Trade visitors can experience how using virtual reality goggles.

With HSplan, HSi presents a technology-oriented work planning system for determining planned times. The user is provided with process modules for turning, milling and drilling, among others, which contain rules and value tables for calculating the planned times.

PCD chip breakers and chip grooves
At EMO Hannover, Lach Diamant will be presenting its twenty years of experience in the manufacture and application of PCD chip breakers and lasered chip grooves, which the company has summarized in an offer called "World's Best".
Smart products made from tribo-polymers

To enable predictive maintenance, Igus has developed various sensors and monitoring modules for energy chains, cables, plain, linear and rotary table bearings with its Smart Plastics products. By networking with the icom.plus module, the data is integrated into the customer's IT system.