TESVOLT cofounder Daniel Hannemann on how his company is changing green manufacturing Hazel Davis TESVOLT
Daniel Hannemann is the cofounder of TESVOLT, a Germany-based electricity-storage-systems manufacturer.
In a Q&A with Insider Hannemann said, In my wishful thinking, by 2031 e-mobility and stationary energy storage systems will no longer be exceptions, but a living reality for many.
Because of his work, Insider named Hannemann to our annual list of the 10 leaders transforming manufacturing in Europe.
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Insider: The building of Europe s first gigafactory for battery storage systems in 2019 was clearly a decisive milestone since the foundation of the company just under seven years ago. What have been TESVOLT s other biggest achievements in recent years?
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During the early days of the crisis, Insider selected the top ten people from North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific transforming the manufacturing industry, and recently brought six of those honorees together for a roundtable discussion.
From North America, we had
Que Dallara, CEO of Honeywell s Connected Enterprise,
Artug Acar, director of product management at warehouse robotics firm RightHand Robotics and
Colin Parris, chief technology officer and senior vice president at GE Digital. From the Asia Pacific region, we had
Ronna Chao, chairperson of Novetex Textiles. From Europe, we had
Selina Ambrose, technical manager of nanomaterial maker Promethean Particles and
New president of Universal Robots defines his leadership style and strategy for driving innovation in manufacturing Hazel Davis Finn Broendum/Universal Robots
Kim Povlsen, the newly appointed president of Universal Robots, talks to Insider about his strategy to drive creativity.
Universal Robots launched the world s first commercially viable collaborative robot (or cobot) in 2008.
Because of his work, Insider named former Universal Robots president, Jurgen Von Hollen to our annual list of the 10 leaders transforming manufacturing in Europe.
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Universal Robots launched the world s first commercially viable collaborative robot (or cobot) in 2008 and has since become the fastest-growing segment of the global robotics market. With the recent departure of Jurgen Von Hollen, the company s new president Kim Povlsen, the new enzyme to the UR innovation formula, and former elite athlete talks to Insider about leadership, human ing
Manufacturing execs at Protolabs explore the unification of lean and digital production strategies Rob Bodor and Joe Goodhart 2021-01-19T14:55:32Z Protolabs
Last year accelerated the fact that to survive most effectively in a volatile marketplace supply chains and manufacturing firms need to transform and become more digital.
Robert Bodor, vice president and general manager in the Americas, and Joe Goodhart, director of operational excellence at Protolabs, an e-commerce manufacturing firm, share some tips on how companies can maximize lean manufacturing practices with digitalization.
Because of her work, Business Insider named Vicki Holt, CEO of Protolabs, to our annual list of the 10 leaders transforming manufacturing in North America.
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Throughout the pandemic, logistics has become the center of attention well beyond the e-commerce world. Consumers running out of hygiene supplies; shortages of food on the shelves at their local grocery stores; difficulties reserving a reasonable time slot for online food delivery – these have brought heightened visibility into logistics for consumers, industry professionals, and venture capitalists, alike. This global realization that effective logistics is now more critical than ever in society has made it apparent that meeting customer demand and managing growth requires improved efficiency in the supply chain. Automation is no longer a choice, it s a necessity.
As companies look for ways to keep up with increased demand, a smart approach is to add automation into an existing system. At this time of digital transformation, companies look to cutting edge technologies that they can embed into their existing operations to provide short-term improvements. Unfortunately, incremen