Courage to change
In 1998, we were proud of our innovative technology - and we still are - but today we see it as the basis for a cooperative partnership.
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In 1998, we were proud of our innovative technology - and we still are - but today we see it as the basis for a cooperative partnership.

Solid is how the results for the 3rd quarter can be described. Siemens was able to increase sales by 10 % and incoming orders were 15 % up on the same period last year at 24.2 billion euros. However, the forecast has not been raised.

Following a noticeable recovery in the second quarter, Schaeffler is more optimistic about the current financial year: the Herzogenaurach-based company expects a return on sales of six to eight percent.

With 'ABG 26', PWB encoders offers a ready-to-install encoder kit for mounting on through hollow shafts from the group of single-turn absolute encoders.
SPS will take place in 16 halls in Nuremberg from November 14 to 16, 2023. That's two more halls than in 2022 - Halls 3C and 8. 1,300 exhibitors are expected.

Siemens is bundling its range of motor and large drive systems under the name Innomotics. The company was launched in Germany on July 1, 2023 as a wholly owned Siemens subsidiary.

Robot arms must not drop or fall uncontrollably after the power is switched off, in the event of a power failure or emergency stop. Brakes hold the servo axes securely in position. There is now a new modular system for servo brakes from mayr power transmission.
Suitable transport structures in intralogistics are a prerequisite in all industries in order to withstand competitive pressure in the future. The basis for this is comprehensive automation, which would be inconceivable without an armada of powerful micromotors.

Federal Statistical Office/VDMA
A cushion of orders from the coronavirus pandemic is still supporting the industry. However, orders are falling at the start of the second quarter. Economists see this as a bad omen for the economy. The VDMA is also reporting a decline in orders.

Prof. Dr. Holger Hanselka, currently President of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, is to become the new President of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft. He succeeds Prof. Dr. Reimund Neugebauer, who resigned by mutual agreement after almost eleven years at the helm.