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.
Ditzingen – The future of robotics is taking shape at Trumpf's development facility in the Swabian town of Ditzingen. It is not a spectacular robot that marks the beginning of this robotics revolution, but rather the moment when machines stop being strictly pre-programmed in every movement and start making decisions independently.
Interestingly, robotics is not a core focus for Trumpf, a family-owned company that specializes in laser technology – from sheet metal processing to chip production. However, the company's DNA is to always stay ahead of cutting-edge technology and maintain close contact with research and academia. Trumpf's secret to success is making industrial technologies suitable for businesses.
Ultimately, in Ditzingen, the goal is to make robots smarter. These robots are intended to complement sheet metal processing machines, creating an intelligent system that can provide competitive advantages. Chinese competition is already challenging the long-standing world market leader. The Trade Newspaper has received exclusive insights into the sensitive area of Trumpf for its series "Future Shapers".
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