Future technologies for the industry
With the constant development of future technologies such as simulation and artificial intelligence (AI), there is growing pressure on companies to optimize their own products and processes in order to gain a competitive advantage.
MVTec Software and Siemens have expanded their collaboration in the field of industrial image processing. Siemens has been an official member of the MVTec technology partner program since May 2025.
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The Ifo Institute has revised its economic forecast for Germany upwards. The German economy is expected to grow by 0.3% in 2025 and 1.5% in 2026. Compared to the spring forecast, the growth rates have been raised by 0.1 and 0.7 percentage points respectively.
The 'I/O-Connection Manager' in the 'Lasal' automation software from Sigmatek enables flexible and scalable communication between the controller and connected I/Os.
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) are fundamentally changing the development of embedded software. These methods ensure more efficient processes, a faster market launch and increased software quality and security. CI/CD processes are proving to be indispensable, particularly in safety-critical applications, as is often the case with embedded systems.
'TÜV Cybersecurity Study 2025'
The cyber security situation in the German economy is coming to a head: according to the new 'TÜV Cybersecurity Study 2025', 15% of companies reported at least one IT security incident in the last twelve months.
The robotics industry is about to change dramatically. Over the past two years, artificial intelligence has changed our understanding of what technology can do: AI is no longer an empty buzzword, but an indispensable part of future business strategies. In 2025, the focus will shift from innovative concepts to concrete applications.
Teamviewer introduces an immersive spatial computing solution for efficient training and onboarding processes in industry. As one of the world's leading providers of solutions for the digital workplace, including augmented reality (AR) in industry, the company points out how customers from sectors such as aerospace, automotive and mechanical engineering are improving their global training programs.
The new threaded lifting pins with handle from Erwin Halder are ideal for transporting or positioning light and medium loads quickly and easily. They are quick and easy to assemble and disassemble and offer a high level of safety and a robust design.
For quality control and correct handling of indexable inserts, a manufacturer uses an automated system with AI-based image analysis that detects 99% of all manufacturing errors.
