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Digikey

Significant Portfolio Expansion

Digikey expanded significantly last year, both in terms of providers and new products (NPI). 455 new providers and more than 1.1 million products in the core business have been added to the distributor's portfolio.

Digikey: Significant Portfolio Expansion
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Secunet

Defending against Cyberattacks

Secunet has developed a comprehensive solution for securing plants and machinery: a secure platform for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) called ‘secunet edge’.

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11:56

Sick

Track and Trace in Production

Sick has developed the ‘Ident Gate System’, an intelligent track-and-trace system solution that helps companies comply with the basic requirements of the German Act on Corporate Due Diligence Obligations in Supply Chains, applicable to many locally and globally operating companies.

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Temposonics

Sensor Housing against Corrosion

The ‘RM5’ sensor generation of the Temposonics R-Series V focuses on Industry 4.0 functions such as machine monitoring, predictive maintenance and process optimization.

Temposonics: Sensor Housing against Corrosion
09:40

AMA Association

Slight decline in incoming orders

The sensor and measurement technology sector recorded no change in turnover in the third quarter of 2024 compared to the previous quarter. However, turnover fell by 10% compared to the third quarter of 2023. Incoming orders were 2% below the level of the previous quarter.

15:20

EMVA

Young Professional Award 2024 announced

The EMVA Young Professional Award is an annual prize worth 1500 euros that recognizes the outstanding and innovative work of a student or young professional in the field of machine vision or image processing.

EMVA: Young Professional Award 2024 announced
12:27

Aras

The future of industry: AI becomes a product in its own right

German industry has recognized AI as a key success factor. As machines become increasingly autonomous, manufacturers must see AI as an independent product to be integrated. From now on, AI must be considered on an equal footing with mechanical, hydraulic and electronic components, according to Aras.

09:32

VDMA

German Robotics and Automation in a Downturn

The robotics and automation industry in Germany has lost competitiveness: for 2025, it is forecasting a drop of minus 9 percent to 13.8 billion euros in total turnover. Last year, the sector closed with a turnover of minus 6 percent at 15.2 billion euros.

11:03

Sick

Tech Startup Accerion acquired

Sick announced the acquisition of the Dutch technology company Accerion. Accerion specializes in AI-based image processing with a focus on positioning technologies for mobile robots.

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KIT

Quantum Network for secure Communication

Tap-proof communication is of central importance for a networked society. Quantum physics provides the basis for this: it enables practical technologies such as quantum key distribution.

13:12

IBM Study »ROI of AI«

German Companies increase AI Investments in 2025

Companies in Germany are increasing their investments in artificial intelligence in 2025. According to a study by IBM, organizations are focusing on AI in the long term despite the limited return on investment to date and are prioritizing innovation and productivity increases over traditional financial savings.

IBM study "ROI of AI": German companies increase AI investments
10:06

Cleantech program

Green Technologies for sustainable Cities

Swedish companies are to bring green technologies to Germany. The German-Swedish Chamber of Commerce has selected companies in the cleantech sector and assessed them as particularly suitable for the needs of the German market. Eight companies are now ready to meet German business partners and transform the energy market.

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