Pushing the pace – that is Europe's current motto as far as the energy transition is concerned. Numerous new high-speed electricity highways are being constructed so that the transition process can pick up speed.

Small housing, big operating range: Thanks to TOF technology, the new ODT3CL1-2M compact diffuse sensor from Leuze achieves an operating range of up to two meters. The 2-in-1 sensor detects the presence of objects and at the same time transmits measurement values.

Interroll will celebrate 65 years of dedication to material flows by presenting the variety and flexibility of its solutions at the LogiMAT trade show in Stuttgart this week.

Interroll will exhibit its Modular Pallet Conveyor Platform (MPP), the new Light good Conveyor Platform (LCP) Autonomous Mobile Robotic Top module, the latest generations of intralogistics handling products including Drum Motors, RollerDrives, and Rollers, and the extension of our sorter platform with an innovative Small Wheel Sorter.

New product connects Siemens Xcelerator with NVIDIA Omniverse Cloud APIs to build collaborative, real-time, physically based visualization driven by generative AI

At NVIDIA GTC, Siemens and NVIDIA will join with HD Hyundai to highlight how integrated visualization helps offer greater understanding and insights

Process Genius’s new digital twin platform, Genius Core, provides industrial manufacturers and process-focused industries with a fully configurable digital twin of their facilities, giving complete, real-time visibility over maintenance needs, safety, and operational efficiency from anywhere in the world.

Prime Minister of Norway Jonas Gahr Støre, Norwegian trade minister Jan Christian Vestre and Norwegian energy minister Terje Aasland will participate in the world’s largest industry show. The strong political presence reinforces the Norway-Germany partnership focused on driving forward the transition to green industry.

An independent jury comprising top-class experts from political and business communities, academia and society in general, chaired by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Holger Hanselka, President of the Fraunhofer Society, nominated three companies selected from the numerous submissions for the HERMES AWARD: Bosch Rexroth, Schunk and Siemens (listed in alphabetical order).

Streaming, e-commerce, communication, gaming, media libraries and television – ever-increasing, higher volumes of data must reach the recipient quicker nowadays. In addition to the demands from the end-consumer, the requirements of the industry are also rising due to the increasing number of machine parameters and production parameters and due to real-time transmission in factory plants. Challenges which fibre optic cables can overcome. And thereby a mission for manufacturers of cables and cable-making machinery or equipment.

igus is launching the draw-e-chain for cable routing in drawers and pull-outs of all kinds. Thanks to its minimalist design, the price of the compact energy chain is 30 percent lower than the most cost-effective standard e-chains. This protects against expensive oversizing, especially if the application is only moved a little.

The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology KIT has developed a process that automatically evaluates the surface conditions of objects using video images, neural networks and machine learning. Intelligent surface inspection can help to improve defect testing.

Innok Robotics is the market leader for autonomous mobile robots, whether indoor, outdoor or combined. The perfectly integrated and reliable robot systems are robust, flexible and economical at the same time - and have now also been nominated for the IVOY AWARD.

Innok Robotics GmbH from Regenstauf stands for the development and manufacture of intelligent autonomous mobile robots (AMR) with cutting edge technology.

Collaboration through IBM SkillsBuild will create access to technology training for thousands of young people from communities historically underrepresented in technology

Usher's New Look (UNL) and IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced a collaboration to provide free career readiness training through IBM SkillsBuild. With a focus on artificial intelligence (AI) and professional workplace skills, IBM will provide UNL with training and customized learning plans for student learners. This effort aims to benefit thousands of UNL's young learners nationwide, including high school and college-age youth from communities traditionally underrepresented in technology.