Here’s
what you can expect to find in the upcoming issue of IMNA.
Enterprise
Close-up features Reishauer’s Chairman of the Board Markus Wehrle, has
consolidated the company’s leading position in gear grinding, and has further
expanded Reishauer’s presence across the globe. Without having a mechanical
engineering background himself, Wehrle has nevertheless conceived and executed
a series of crucial reforms, which have helped to set the benchmarks in this
specific industry.
Dialogue
section introduces Alexander Kliegl, Managing Director, Business Unit
Technology of DKSH Vietnam. IMNA had a chance to interview Kliegl, during the
Hurco and DKSH collaborative open house in Ho Chi Minh City. He talked about
the newly opened precision machinery showroom in Binh Chanh district, its
partnership with Hurco as well as the newly opened demonstration laboratory.
Renishaw appears in our pages this month. Witness a
bi-directional laser calibration run on just one linear axis of a CNC mill conjures
up a completely different image. A short 1 m axis can typically take 30 to 60
minutes as the machine axis moves in 10 mm increments and stops to pause and
settle before the laser interferometer takes a reading.
If you are grappling with
Industry 4.0 and how it can improve your company’s competitiveness, take a
moment to read this issue’s Software & Control section. Learn how Industry
4.0 facilitates the vision and execution of a “Smart Factory” where
cyber-physical systems monitor physical processes, create a virtual copy of the
physical world, and make decentralised decisions.
Other notable feature
article is the “Light weight auto design” on page 24. In a joint project, EDAG
Engineering GmbH, Laser Zentrum Nord, Concept Laser GmbH and the BLM Group,
presented the bionically optimised spaceframe produced by hybrid manufacturing
to highlight a new way in which a bodywork concept that is adaptable and can be
manufactured flexibly can be produced in order to make the increasing range of
different vehicles manageable thanks to the large number of different drives
and load stages.
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