Videos and articles on industry, production and technology

Technological developments are rapidly shaping industrial production. Contributions from the industrial sector show how machines, systems, and processes are being further developed – from manufacturing to automated control.

Developments in manufacturing, automation and industrial digitalization

Doppstadt DG 4: modern shredding technology

Shredding technology in the recycling industry is undergoing a transformation. Increasing demands on throughput, energy efficiency, ease of maintenance and digital process control ... Modern shredding technology in the recycling industry


AI system for contaminants in yellow waste

The sorting of packaging waste is one of the greatest challenges facing modern recycling plants. With rising volumes of electrical appliances, lithium batteries and composite mater... Detecting hazards such as batteries and e-cigarettes during recycling




Eddy-current separator for fine metals in recycling

Metal recovery is one of the most technically demanding areas of modern recycling plants. Whilst coarse ferrous metals can be separated relatively easily, the effort involved incre... Metal recovery of even weakly magnetic particles


AI data analysis for sorting systems in the recycling process

Sorting systems are now among the most data-intensive areas of the recycling industry. Modern lines capture material flows, purity levels, contamination and throughput figures in e... AI data analysis in the recycling process


Urraco Evo for flexible material flows in recycling

Today’s recycling plants must handle a wide variety of material streams. Wood, end-of-life tyres, mixed scrap, aluminium, cables, plastic canisters and oil tanks each place their o... Quick-change system for tyres, scrap metal and other materials


Autonomous robotics for industrial plants and outdoor areas

In industry, autonomous robotics is often still associated with clearly demarcated indoor environments. Many systems work reliably on marked indoor routes, but reach their limits a... Robots also for use in complex outdoor areas




Wima improves classification of moist materials

At first glance, screening technology often seems unspectacular. In many systems, its task appears to be simply to separate material according to size. In practice, however, the qu... Separating moist or sticky material by size


DiscSpreader automove improves sorting in recycling

In recycling plants, the quality of sorting is not only determined at the actual separator. Even before that, the material must be prepared in such a way that downstream systems ca... Increase sorting quality through preparatory process stage


Shredding of end-of-life tyres using rotary shears in plants

The shredding of end-of-life tyres is one of the unassuming yet central processes of modern circular economy. Tyres are durable products, but at the same time difficult to dispose ... Processes in modern tyre recycling


AI infrastructure in data centres: cooling and power supply

AI infrastructure is growing rapidly, yet it remains invisible to many users. Whilst applications are becoming increasingly prevalent in everyday life, the actual processing power ... Rittal: Understanding infrastructure as an integrated system



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Configurable cantilever handling as a system for applications

In industrial automation, the focus is increasingly shifting from rigid individual components to flexibly configurable system solutions. Configurable cantilever handling is an exam... Flexible system solutions in industrial automation


Refractory products for the glass industry and battery cells

Refractory materials are rarely the centre of attention when talking about glass production, battery cells or industrial high-temperature processes. Yet the stability, process reli... Refractory materials for extreme temperatures


Exoskeleton S700 with data cable in industrial use

Exoskeletons are one of the most visible developments in the industrial working environment. They intervene directly in the physical strain of skilled workers and push the boundari... Reducing physical strain in industrial working environments


Agile ONE humanoid robot for industrial systems

Industrial robotics is in a phase of fundamental expansion. While traditional industrial robots specialise in clearly defined, repetitive tasks, the focus is increasingly shifting ... Industrial robotics in the expansion phase




Quality control for plates in crockery production

Surface defects, dark spots, flaking or small flaws in the material can impair usability and at the same time reduce the visual quality. This is precisely where the system presente... Reliably detect defects in the material


Circuit-breaker 3QD2 for DC systems

The development of modern energy infrastructures is currently visibly shifting towards direct current. What was long considered a special application is increasingly becoming the f... Development of modern energy infrastructures


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Automation solutions for industrial processes

Industrial companies are increasingly turning to automation to increase efficiency, safety, and precision in production. At trade fairs, companies showcase solutions for process control, machine networking, and quality assurance. Modular systems, integrated robot solutions, and smart sensor technology for industrial use are presented.

  • Robotics for material handling and assembly
  • Sensor-based systems for process monitoring
  • Automated testing and inspection systems
  • Software solutions for production planning and control
  • Edge computing and IoT platforms for real-time analysis
In addition to efficiency, the flexibility of the systems is also important: Modular architectures enable individual adaptations to different production lines – a decisive factor for medium-sized companies.

Materials and manufacturing technologies in industrial change

Whether lightweight construction, 3D printing, or special materials – industry is investing in new materials and innovative processes to make products more sustainable, lighter, or more durable. Messe.TV features articles on developments in additive manufacturing as well as materials with functional properties.

  • Metal and plastics processing with new processes
  • Additive manufacturing for prototyping and series production
  • Coating technologies for protection and durability
  • High-performance materials with temperature- or pressure-resistant properties
New material solutions are proving to be key factors for progress, particularly in mechanical engineering and medical technology. Numerous reports on Messe.TV document this change.

Energy efficiency and resource-saving industrial plants

Industrial companies are faced with the challenge of making production processes not only economical but also sustainable. Energy management, heat recovery, and intelligent control technology play a central role in this.

  • Industrial heat pump systems
  • Recovery systems for process waste heat
  • Real-time energy consumption monitoring
  • Technologies for reducing CO₂ emissions
Several reports on Messe.TV present companies that are breaking new ground in sustainable production – whether through hybrid technology, digitalization, or optimized control units.

Safety technology and industrial protection systems

Industrial environments have high requirements for protection and safety. Whether for machine operation, building infrastructure, or IT, the solutions presented show how modern technology minimizes risks and secures work processes.

  • Safety fences and access controls
  • Personnel recognition and emergency stop systems
  • Protective enclosures for hazardous work areas
  • IT security in networked production environments
Messe.TV not only highlights products, but also their integration into existing systems. Interviews with manufacturers provide insights into standards, certifications, and practical applications.

Maintenance, retrofitting, and industrial service concepts

Maintenance and repair are among the central tasks in industry—not only to prevent breakdowns, but also to extend the service life of systems. Numerous suppliers present modular concepts, sensor solutions, and digital tools for predictive maintenance.

  • Sensors for condition monitoring
  • Cloud-based maintenance systems
  • Retrofit solutions for older machines
  • Remote maintenance via secure remote access
Solutions that complement existing structures in a meaningful way and remain economically viable – even for smaller production companies – are in particularly high demand.