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Indian Railways is using data to get on track for carbon neutrality and better safety. Powered by HARTING.

Sustainable, cross-sector digitalisation and electrification for industry: with IoT connectivity via Ethernet.

Around since the 1970s, but not a bit tired: how Ethernet keeps reinventing itself and forms the backbone for the latest trends.

Standardisation of communication protocols and interfaces for the optimisation and automation of industrial processes.

Thomas Sentko and Johannes Stein (German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies) about standards and sustainability.

Data as the lifeline of the OT world: smooth communication enabled by one of the most successful international standards projects ever.

Connectors and adapters are everything. They connect devices and generations of technologies: the key to flexibility and innovation.

The intelligent networking of solar panels, storage systems, heat pumps and other technologies is the key to an All Electric Society.

Together with Microsoft and Siemens, we use AI to enable users to enter their technical requirements in natural language.

The ISOBUS Competence Centre is driving forward practical digitalisation and data management in agricultural machinery technology.

Why despite Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other technologies, nothing works in the digital space without a connector.

Reduced downtime, improved efficiency: Rockwell Automation is shaping the future of manufacturing with industrial automation.

Transparency, sustainability and resilience: how digital twins improve real-world plants and assets.

How digitalisation has fundamentally changed agriculture over the last two decades.

High-performance connections for rail transport. How we are implementing sustainable solutions for the urban transport of the future.

From a small home appliance company in 1945 to a global leader in electrical connectivity, HARTING celebrates 80 years of innovation and customer-centricity. In China, nearly 40 years of local expertise and global experience empower us to drive industry transformation, support internationalization, and deliver full lifecycle solutions for the AI and electrification era. Discover how HARTING is shaping the next 20 years → [Read More]

HARTING is launching a solution that processes turned contacts on reel to speed up cable assembly in semi-automatic and fully automatic crimping machines. High-quality contacts can thus be crimped onto conductors in a matter of seconds.

HARTING's battery connector series now supports up to 500 A for faster charging and discharging—ideal for high-performance energy storage without overheating.

Serving next-generation, AI-driven applications requires a dramatic rethink of traditional data center design. Data center infrastructure must evolve rapidly – becoming not only larger, but smarter, faster, and greener. Every connection system and square foot now counts in the race to keep up with exponential demand.

HARTING and Vertiv have teamed up to introduce a new rack power solution designed to simplify and accelerate data center deployment. The Vertiv PDB solution was launched at OCP Summit in San Jose, California

In order to minimise the amount of material used and achieve cost savings, machines and other means of production are becoming increasingly compact. This is a trend that can be observed globally. But just how far can the condensation of individual functions and, along with it, miniaturization proceed in a sensible way? From experience and close cooperation with customers from a wide range of industrial sectors, HARTING as a manufacturer of industrial interfaces can share practical recommendations and experience. This enables manufacturers and users of production systems to discover and exploit the enormous potential of miniaturisation.

When embarking on their digitalization / IIoT (industrial internet of things) journey, machine and plant manufacturers are often unsure how to approach things – which steps come first, which can wait and which may be entirely superfluous. This article sums up the current experiences of mechanical engineering customers of the HARTING Technology Group and shows how this important but also tremendously multifaceted topic can be mastered.

One of the most significant challenges in production technology today is the question: how do I meet the "unusual" wishes of end users?

Mechanical and plant engineers who pursue a consistent modular approach are often particularly successful. Interfaces play a special role in the design of modularity. This article draws conclusions from the experiences of mechanical engineering companies that have efficiently modularised their products – and now manufacture them at significantly lower cost and in less time.