Phoenix Contact
With revenue growth of over 20 percent in the first half of 2026, Phoenix Contact’s business performance has been very strong. This is due, in particular, to the dynamic developments in international markets.
Shuttle technology meets integration expertise
Pick-and-place without stops
Baumüller enhances precision
Redefining the state of the art
Kaeser Kompressoren gives a fascinating insight into the user-oriented development of a new turbo blower. Following milestones such as the Compact rotary lobe blower and rotary screw blower, Kaeser is once again setting a new benchmark in blower engineering for low-pressure applications. The machine is currently a fully functional system, expected to reach the market in its present form in 2027.
Cryptography Expertise on Supervisory Board
With the appointment of Prof. Dr. Jörn Müller-Quade, Wibu-Systems expands its Supervisory Board with a renowned cryptography expert. This appointment underscores the Karlsruhe-based company’s long-term focus on IT security and software protection.
Patient tables and operating tables
The Ewellix EMA-80M linear actuator now expands Schaeffler’s product range for medical imaging and operating room applications. Designed specifically for height-adjustable patient and treatment tables, this new development underscores the Motion Technology Company’s ambition to also be the preferred technology partner for its customers in medical technology.
High precision Components
In the technical realm, “nano” means ten to the power of negative nine, or one billionth. In addition, parts even smaller than this are possible – for example, the intricate shapes that come out of the NanoOne 3D printer from UpNano. To produce these, light particles are fired at the starting material. This is a process that plays out over a range of thousandths of a millimeter. So that the substrate can be precisely aligned here, three compact, high-performance motors from Faulhaber ensure the correct position.
Enforces Project
The European research and innovation project ENFORCERS (Enhanced Cooperation for Cybersecurity) has officially started, bringing together a strong consortium of industrial manufacturers and cybersecurity technology providers, supported by applied research organizations to address one of Europe’s most pressing challenges: ensuring resilient, trustworthy software throughout the lifecycle of industrial automation systems. The project is coordinated by Wibu-Systems AG and co-funded by the European Union.
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