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Shapers of the Future: Trumpf on the Road to the Machine Human

For Trumpf, it's no longer enough to just build the best lasers. What counts in the fight against Chinese competitors are complete systems with robotics. Trumpf is conquering this new field with AI.

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Shapers of the Future: Trumpf on the Road to the Machine Human

Trumpf, a family-owned company based in Ditzingen, Germany, is revolutionizing robotics by developing intelligent systems that enable machines to make their own decisions. The company, which specializes in laser technology, is working on making robots smarter to complement its metalworking machines and gain a competitive edge, particularly against Chinese rivals.

Trumpf's approach to artificial intelligence involves training all employees, with a team of 12 AI experts at its headquarters and 90 more worldwide, and has already applied AI in areas such as customer spare parts ordering. The company has over 600 software developers and aims to integrate AI into its products to stay ahead in the industry.

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