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First there was Brexit, trade wars and structural change in key industries, now it's the corona pandemic. Up to now the machine tool manufacturers have only been marginally affected by the economic setbacks, but they are now facing increasing threats....

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Swiss SMEs already have demonstrated that they can adapt quickly to new circumstances. The fourth industrial revolution brings new challenges.

Robotics and automation are among the key technologies for ensuring lasting international success. Cobots interact directly with humans and give manufacturing companies a competitive edge in the market.

Data security is gaining in importance as Industry 4.0 takes shape. Automation, cloud applications and globally networked machines and components play key roles when it comes to shielding systems from external threats.

Different digitization activities enable die casting foundries to make their working processes more efficient with respect to costs and productivity. Moreover, die casting foundries can exploit the obtained data and thus open up further business fields.

It was 1819 -The First industrial Revolution was in course, the one connected with the discovery and the successive introduction into the industrial world of the Steam Engine.

Red lines for critical applications, but also scope for innovation: this is what a high level working group assigned by the EU-Commission recommends.

Les deux associations nationales de la branche, tecnoswiss et Swissmechanic, concluent un partenariat avec Bernexpo : le nouveau salon leader de l'industrie manufacturière verra le jour en mars 2021 à Berne, où il se tiendra à l'avenir tous les deux...

Flow forming is a technology that has been widely embraced by the aerospace sectors in the USA, China and a number of countries in Europe. The UK has so far shown less enthusiasm despite the significant opportunities that it provides.