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Factory AutomationFactory automation is increasingly developing into connected, data-driven production systems in which real-time monitoring, direct data access and high process quality work closely together. IIoT, HMI, edge computing, cybersecurity, predictive maintenance and digital twins are growing together into an integrated architecture that creates transparency, reduces downtime and at the same time supports safety and regulatory requirements.
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Industrial Communication / Industrial NetworkingIndustrial communication is more than the wire between sensor and controller. It is the backbone of modern manufacturing: highly connected, real-time capable, interoperable. And the basis for the next steps in the evolution, from predictive maintenance through digital twins to autonomous manufacturing systems.
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RoboticsThe robotics industry faces a structural growth surge: Mordor Intelligence estimates the global market volume for 2026 at US$88.27 billion and forecasts a rise to US$218.56 billion by 2031. That corresponds to an average annual growth rate of 19.86 per cent. At the same time, the technological focus is shifting from rigidly programmed individual applications towards flexible, connected systems capable of learning.
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All Electric SocietyThe All Electric Society is taking shape: electrical energy is increasingly becoming the connecting medium for mobility, heat, industrial processes and digital infrastructure. The drivers are the expansion of renewable energies, the electrification of vehicle fleets and building technology, and the growing electricity demand of data centres, communication networks and automated production plants.
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Smart Grids & RenewablesModern energy infrastructure is in a phase of profound transformation: smart grids are becoming the backbone of a decarbonised, digitalised and decentralised electricity supply. The drivers are the massive integration of renewable energies, the electrification of transport and heat, and the growing loads from data centres and Industry 4.0.
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Energy StorageEnergy storage is becoming ever more important for smart grids and renewable energies, because as wind and solar power expand, feed-in becomes more variable and grids therefore need more balancing, flexibility and resilience.
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EV ChargingCharging infrastructure for electric vehicles is increasingly developing into a connected, safety-critical and energy-intelligent technology field. While the European Union is aiming for 2.9 million public charging points by 2030, the pressure is also rising to make charging processes faster, more convenient and more resilient.
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Hydrogen for the Energy TransitionIn the energy transition, hydrogen is developing from a hope-carrier into a systemic building block: it couples volatile renewable generation with industrial decarbonisation, long-term storage and cross-sector supply.
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AI Data CentresAI data centres are developing into a critical infrastructure layer of the digital economy. With more powerful accelerators, larger model architectures and rising demands on training and inference, the power density of modern racks is growing considerably, in some build-out stages into the three-digit kilowatt range.
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