Digital tools pave the way for a smart future of the industry. These include solutions for digital process optimization, automation in procurement, manufacturing and delivery.
Digitization of industrial labor: Concrete, tangible, and effective
Disruptive innovations like the multifaceted forms of digitization are progressively affecting all areas of society. Digitization has also prompted many changes to industrial workplaces and will continue to do so as the digital transformation is accelerating steadily and dynamically.
Virtual reality: Immersive training and simulation
VR not only makes training for dangerous real-life situations more flexible or less expensive – employees can also make mistakes while practicing in a safe environment. They are therefore well prepared and can also learn new things without stress and with increased self-confidence.
Digital access controls as a central management tool
Digital access controls can be useful for restricting entry to certain areas of a building, for example, or for checking attendance. Centralized management, real-time data and scalability are just some of the many benefits.
Software for occupational safety: the helper in everyday life
Be it hazardous substance management, the creation of risk assessments or the review of working conditions: Software makes the routine of occupational safety easier and more efficient. Certificates and other documents can be created precisely and, in some cases, even fully automatically.
Exoskeletons meet the major challenges of the working world
Exoskeletons are increasingly establishing themselves as an indispensable component of occupational safety. Employees benefit directly from physical relief, but exoskeletons also have something to counter social problems such as the shortage of skilled workers or demographic change. In combination with sensors and artificial intelligence, exoskeletons can make a valuable contribution to the optimization of work processes.