Zukunftsgestalter: Trumpf auf dem Weg zum Maschinen-Menschen
Für Trumpf reicht es nicht mehr, nur die besten Laser zu bauen. Was im Kampf gegen chinesische Konkurrenten zählt, sind Gesamtsysteme mit Robotik. Trumpf erobert das neue Feld mit KI.
In Trumpf's development hall in Ditzingen, Germany, the revolution in robotics begins not with a spectacularly designed robot, but with machines that start to decide their own movements. Although robotics is not a core focus of the family-owned company known for its laser technology – from sheet metal processing to chip production – the company is always striving to stay ahead of the latest technologies and maintain close contact with research and academia.
Trumpf aims to make robots smarter, complementing sheet metal machines with an intelligent system to create competitive advantages. Chinese competitors are challenging the world's leader, and the company is working to maintain its position. The Handelsblatt obtained exclusive insights into the sensitive area of Trumpf's technological advancements as part of its "Futurists" series.
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