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Follow us on the path to reduce corporate- and product-carbon-emissions

In this issue, we’d like to take you on a journey from a sustainability perspective across the entire life cycle of our products:

What do the Product Carbon Footprint and the Corporate Carbon Footprint look like at HARTING? How does sustainability influence the processes on our markets and how do we influence sustainability throughout these markets with our processes?

Quickly win more data transparency

In this issue of HARTING tec.news, we explore the concept of "digital twins". Generally speaking, a "digital twin" is a digital representation of a physical object. By "twin" we mean a digital model that is nearly identical to its real counterpart at all times. In principle, there is no "one digital twin", but countless different digital twins.

About the power of renewable energies in Central Europe

With our current issue, we have now reached the end of the journey of our tec.news trilogy. After paying a visit to the USA and China on our previous stations, the focus is now on "Central Europe". Starting from here, we had set out to explore and present trends, innovations and technology topics from other parts of the world. Some 18 months later, we do not recognise Europe as we left it.

未来增长领域

“Growth, GO-Green and Innovation” ， 这 第二 版 版 Harting tec.news 世界 巡回 主题 主题。。 与 您 您 一起 和 国家 的 互联 世界 ： 中国

About the spirit of innovation

We are all allowed to travel again! Taking this is my cue, I would like to invite you most cordially to to join us on a journey around the world as part of a trilogy series starting with this issue. Our first stop is the United States of America – a country that, like no other, has stood for fascination, new beginnings and unlimited possibilities. The country under the current adminstration is committed to driving economic growth forward out of the pandemic and establishing a strong, acknowledged and respected profile on the world stage – a veritable dawning of new times!

Future Technologies - The next Generation

The focus of this issue is on the future-oriented topics of “Transportation” and “Industrial Communication” which in turn derive from the megatrends we have previously looked at. They form a common thread running through the newly designed sections of our magazine: We start with a strategic editorial before handing over to our guest authors who will address these issues under the banner of “Future Trends” and shed their own particular light on them.

CONNECTIVITY IS WHAT COUNTS

The future needs connectivity: Even seemingly wireless future technologies like 5G are not possible without connectivity. This is why we are onstantly rethinking and redeveloping connectors, thus creating a strong connection between today and tomorrow.

How industry keeps reinventing itself

The ongoing industrial transformation is having a direct impact on the development of connectors – and here, too, we can draw on extensive, in-depth know-how in order to be prepared for this future.

Shaping the future with new standards

This era of Integrated Industry is seeing the industrial sector transition towards open standards. These enable others to participate and at the same time mutually support one another in partnership.

How artificial intelligence will change integrated industry.

Whether it’s the media-attention gathering victory of chess computer Deep Blue against former world champion Gary Kasparov or the everyday use of navigation systems and language assistants, today, we encounter Artificial Intelligence (AI) at every turn. AI is considered the key driving force behind the Digital Revolution.

… with connectivity solutions between Edge and Cloud.

The influence of flexible and convertible production characterises our connectors as well: here, the MICA^® can be seen as an Edge Device that brings OT (Operational Technology) to the internet and into the Cloud on the basis of IT software concepts. Read about Edge Devices as an I4.0 key or about the digital integration of machinery as we’ve implemented it in practice within the HARTING Technology Group.

11/2018

InnoTrans 2018 issue

Rail vehicles move people, goods and products – quickly and safely, and over long distances. Rail transport has a future. Rail networks are being expanded all over the world, and investments are being committed in terms of equipment, comfort and safety, as well as in more and more entertainment and information offerings for trains. The reason? Customers are demanding more and more.

Specific benefits arise only through applications – and these are tailor-made in each and every train. In addition to the classic connectivity solutions, smart solutions are becoming increasingly important.

This special edition of tec.news for the railway sector endeavors to provide impulses for innovative connectivity in applications, thereby generating ideas for solutions that we’re looking to create together with you.

09/2018