References of industrial automation

Explore industrial automation projects all over the world and experience for yourself industry-specific know-how in the fields of Industrie 4.0, digital factory, digitalization, global experience and understanding of our customers’ business needs.

Innovative horizontal tubular bag machine benefits from high-performance, flexible and ergonomic automation solution.

With its new interface, Flottweg SE has developed a visualization that can be immediately understood by virtually anyone.

How do you ensure that a product is manufactured in a resource-efficient manner? Bette uses a comprehensive energy management system that allows for detailed monitoring of energy consumption in production.

SIMATIC – serving science: HMI devices for industry support researchers at the Chair of Tissue Engineering at the University of Würzburg.

The fail-safe version of this controller is used by welding machine and special equipment manufacturer Dalex to meet the high safety requirements of the EU’s Machinery Directive.

Plant engineering specialist Krüger Industrieautomation GmbH relies on Simatic S7-1200F for the automation of small and mid-sized robot cells in order to increase production quality, efficiency – and operator safety.

Special plant manufacturer Hedrich vacuum casts rotor blades for wind turbines. The company relies on control and automation technology from Siemens for improved product quality.

SwissSonic GmbH from Speyer, Germany, manufactures and markets cleaning systems for golf clubs. Their reliable control is handled by logic modules.

With the use of LOGO! 8.3, Belleaqua has discovered the advantages of a cloud connection and thus revolutionized water management once again.

With the SIMATIC S7-1200 Basic Controller, the Jahrhunderthalle (Centennial Hall) in Bochum is modernizing its lighting installation for guided tours through underground supply tunnels.

Agricultural company Thiermann combats cold snaps using water an SIMATIC S7-1200.

At the Euro Space Center in Belgium, visitors can experience what it's like to be an astronaut.

MFDO UG in Baden-Württemberg uses LOGO! to fully automate the making of buttered soft pretzels.

Flatlift GmbH automates its lift systems for retractable televisions, projectors and screens with LOGO! 8.

Steritech has an innovative automation and visualization solution to make its autoclaves fit for Industrie 4.0 already today.

Marienhöher Direktvermarktung monitors power consumption using a SIMATIC S7-1200 Basic Controller and expends less energy in production as a result.

The Rhaetian Railway is optimizing the operation and maintenance of its traction power network with an integrated solution for automation and electrification

At Turncable Wakepark, visitors and staff can have even more fun, both on land and on the water, thanks to a new lift controller

Hans Weber Maschinenfabrik GmbH combines design and ergonomics in a new operating concept

Just outside of Vienna, the engineering pioneers at Kostad are developing an innovative charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.

The SIMATIC S7-1200 enables bell-ringing systems from Philipp Hörz GmbH to control church bells at the touch of a button – with the correct timing and angle.

In the newly built north and south wings of Munich’s Hotel Bayerischer Hof, LOGO! controls all the functions in each individual room.

Frank Schönauer explains how, with the aid of LOGO! and his self-programmed app, users can not only automate their homes cost-efficiently, but can also monitor and control settings via their smartphone or tablet.

SIMATIC S7-1200 monitors the pressure exerted by snow or accumulated water on flat roofs and sends out an alarm when it’s necessary to take precautions that could save lives.

With LOGO! homes can be automated comprehensively and easily – as well as offering high flexibility and attractive extras at a low cost.

With SIMATIC, biogas plants can be operated efficiently and reliably in all weather conditions.

Thanks to a controlled bottling process with Simatic S7-1200, beer from the Störtebeker Braumanufaktur tastes just as good at home as it does on draft