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The 'SWAP-IT' production architecture developed by a consortium of Fraunhofer Institutes is ready for use - for capacity-optimized, flexibly arranged production modules that are loaded by driverless transport systems and can manufacture many products.
read more...The Supervisory Board of Siemens has announced personnel decisions at Managing Board level in order to further expand its position as a leading technology company and to accelerate the increase in value.
read more...Siemens quarterly figures Q3-2024
Siemens is struggling with a weakening automation market in the third quarter. The software business, on the other hand, is developing strongly. It remains to be seen whether this will continue after the switch to a SaaS model.
read more...Raquel Torres succeeds John Conway as President of UniversalAutomation.Org.
read more...The motto of the Kuka Innovation Award 2025 is 'Medical Robotics Challenge 2.0'. Five international teams have made it to the final with their robotics ideas for the future of medicine. The winner will receive 20,000 euros in prize money.
read more...VDMA on the "Clean Industrial Deal"
The industry's call for a stronger focus on competitiveness has finally been heard, according to the VDMA. The association sees the "Clean Industrial Deal" as a competitive successor to the "EU Green Deal".
read more...Claroty works with Amazon Web Services to help companies realize the full potential of the cloud.
read more...Schaeffler increased its revenue by 2% excluding the impact of currency translation in the first half of 2024. This growth is primarily attributable to the Automotive divisions. The Industrial business had an offsetting effect.
read more...At the beginning of August 2024, the Chinese robot manufacturer Estun Automation will start its expansion in Europe with its own subsidiary, Estun Robot Europe. The company's President & CEO is Gerald Mies, previously CEO of Kuka Systems.
read more...German industry surprisingly received significantly more orders in June. However, experts do not believe the downward trend has been broken yet.
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