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When millions of viewers tune in to watch Amazon Prime TV's Clarkson's Farm, they expect equal parts wry British humor and the everyday challenges that come with life operating a farm. In the latest season, the popular show's fifth, audiences were treated to a glimpse of modern innovations rapidly transforming how farmers are approaching agriculture — and the connectivity solutions powering them.

Manufacturers are operating in a moment where disruption is the norm, not the exception. Supply chain volatility, inflationary pressure and labor constraints all collide with a parallel push to embed automation and AI into plants that were never designed for today’s technologies.

The HARTING Technology Group has commissioned a new fuel cell plant in Espelkamp.

Execution means improving data visibility and equipment reliability incrementally, not waiting for a complete digital overhaul that may never come.

New Size 4 connector solutions delivering high power density and space savings.

The ongoing digitalisation and decentralisation of industrial plants is placing new demands on the electrical interface of modern drives and their control systems. With the Size 15 variant, the HARTING Technology Group offers a standardised, compact and high-performance circular connector solution for asynchronous motors and decentralised control systems.

Redesigned Han Yellock® connector with reduced locking forces and enhanced usability.

Han® 1A expands application possibilities with higher currents and larger cable diameters.

The HARTING Technology Group welcomes the Chancellor to the Hannover Messe and presents pioneering connection technology for the All Electric Society.

New Push‑In and high‑current modules for greater power density and flexible modular connectivity.

High‑performance MPC interfaces for reliable data and power transmission in demanding drone applications.

AI-supported systems enable precise, sustainable and resource-saving field work. Discover how arable fields are becoming high-tech environments.

What has matured in factory halls and therefore at industrial field levels is becoming the foundation for autonomous, selective and precisely timed processes in arable farming. Discover how modern components and connectivity are promoting autonomous systems.

Drawing on standardised interfaces, digital modelling and intelligent connectivity, universal, skill-based, AI-supported automation is not just a vision.

In an interview with Prof. Kasper Hallenborg about new opportunities created by software-driven robotics, digital twins and decentralised intelligence – and why automation is being fundamentally rethought right now.

Modern automation with AI, digital twins and intelligent services is actively supporting everyday working life. Discover how services are becoming increasingly context-sensitive, precise and flexible.

Experience how HARTING is enabling consistent, flexible and transparent production thanks to MOM, AMR and ERP deployment. Boost efficiency and quality through automated processes and real-time data.

Prof Dr Martin Ruskowski, CEO of SmartFactory-KL, describes what a factory looks like that is not only automated, but also autonomous.

AI in production is paying off today: Time series analyses make maintenance plannable, quality predictable and energy efficient – often without new hardware. Find out how you can achieve measurable benefits with existing data.

Automation and systems engineering enable flexible, efficient production – also for small batches. Find out how HARTING Applied Technologies will digitally and individually optimise your production.

Yamaha Motor and HARTING look back on a long-standing partnership. In the recent development project, the Han-Eco® connector is being used in conjunction with the Han-Modular® system to reliably connect its first collaborative robot ("cobot") “YAMAHA Motor Cobot” to the control system.

Agent-based systems are revolutionising industrial production: they enable flexible matrix production, raise efficiency and transparency and adapt dynamically to new requirements.

Sensor technology, automation and data-based processes are fundamentally changing agricultural work out in our fields. Find out why Amazone's latest generation of fertiliser spreaders represents a technological milestone.

Commercial drones and quadcopters are helping to enable industrial self-control and take automation processes in various market segments to the next level.