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  Dear readers,

  the Czechia-Taiwan business relationship is very good. There have been multiple endeavors from the side of Czech businesses aimed

  at strengthening Taiwanese investment towards the Czech Republic and our relationship in the sciences, innovation and modern tech-

  nologies. Even our editorial board, from the T+T Technika a Trh magazine, had the chance to partake in multiple visits.

  Taiwanese investors are very auspicious partners for the Czech Republic, and reciprocally, Czech companies seem to be very be-

  neficial and flexible partners for the investors as well. It is no secret that Taiwan's investors created about 25 thousand new jobs

  in Czechia.

  This year, Taiwanese companies are participating in large numbers at the EMO international exhibition in Hannover. The Taiwanese

  companies will be located in Hall D, Stand No. 16. Currently, 117 Taiwanese companies have registered to participate in EMO 2025

  and will compete for the favor of visitors. The official stand will be run by TAITRA.

  TAITRA

  Founded in 1970, TAITRA is Taiwan's foremost nonprofit trade promoting organization. Sponsored by the government and industry

  organizations, TAITRA assists enterprises to expand their global reach. Headquartered in Taipei, TAITRA has a team of 1,300 specia-

  lists and operates 5 local offices as well as 60+ branches worldwide. In conjunction with the Taiwan Trade Center (TTC), Taipei World

  Trade Center (TWTC), and Far East Trade Service (FETS), and supported by alliances with 500+ international affiliates, TAITRA has for-

  med a global network dedicated to promoting world trade. TAITRA's five local branch offices in Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Taichung, Tainan,

  and Kaohsiung provide services to companies outside metropolitan Taipei. Through these domestic offices, TAITRA is able to main-

  tain close contact and interaction with local companies in their respective areas and provide direct and substantial services in areas

  such as feature trade promotion, business information, market seminars, on-the-job training, procurement meeting, meeting room

  rental, etc. Branch offices play vital roles in Taiwan Trade Shows coordination between Taipei headquarters and local companies, and

  invite buyers to visit local industries.

  TAITRA Core Missions

  To assist Taiwanese businesses in developing international market.

  To collaborate closely with Taiwanese government in trade policy implementation.

  To provide business consultation service and connect international firms with Taiwanese partners.

  To assume the role of “Smart Integrator” - complement government policies, facilitate industry needs and develop new business op-

  portunities around the world.

  Chairman’s Message, Mr. James C. F. Huang:

  Going forward, besides being the aircraft carrier that navigated Taiwan’s economic and trade development, TAITRA will further de-

  liver excellent implementation and creative responses to new challenges. We will accelerate digitalization, leverage technology and

  integrate industry ecosystems to provide Taiwanese companies with digital services “from the first mile to the last mile” to connect

  every part of the value chain, bringing its role as a digital technology navigator and innovative business model enabler of Taiwan in-

  to full play.

  EMO Hannover 2025 – the world's leading trade fair for manufacturing

  technology offers innovation, dialogue and networking for international

  manufacturing experts, this year from September 22nd to 26th, 2025.

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  How do you get the most

  out of the data? d

  The answers to this key question will be

  provided at the EMO Hannover 2025

  from September 22 to 26. At the world's

  leading trade fair for production technolo-

  gy, visitors can familiarize themselves with

  the latest trends in industrial production

  under the motto "Innovate Manufactu-

  ring".

  Each machine generates huge amounts

  of data. It used to be considered a by-pro-

  duct, but today it is an indispensable raw

  material that can be used to make pro-

  duction more efficient. In this way, manu-

  facturing companies can secure a decisi-

  ve competitive advantage even in times

  of a shortage of skilled labor and high in-

  ternational competitive pressure. Smart

  data utilization may also reduce emissions

  and increase the sustainability of producti-

  on in order to meet increasing regulatory

  challenges.

  The global language

  of production d

  However, data can only be utilized opti-

  mally if there is barrier-free communicati-

  on between the machines. Such a "global

  language of production" in a networked

  Intelligent data

  for the digital factory

  EMO Hannover

  The more intelligently a company uses data, the greater the profit. It is not only international

  software companies such as Google, Meta and Microsoft that know this, but also

  companies in the manufacturing industry. Smart data networking creates

  the greatest added value. For this reason, interface standards that ensure

  cross-manufacturer communication between machines and the smooth

  exchange of measurement results in the factory are increasingly coming into focus.

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  factory is made possible by the open in-

  terface standard OPC UA (Open Platform

  Communications Unified Architecture).

  OPC UA, on which the universal interface

  umati (Universal Machine Technology In-

  terface) is based, guarantees the interope-

  rability of machines and systems that can

  be linked and reconfigured as required

  using Plug & Work - regardless of platform

  and manufacturer.

  "OPC UA allows for the interoperability

  between a wide range of machines and

  systems, regardless of the manufacturer,"

  confirms Heiko Wenzel-Schinzer, Chief

  Digital Officer (CDO) of the measure-

  ment technology specialists Wenzel

  Group, based in the Franconian town of

  Wiesthal. "This creates the basis for fully

  networked production, in which measure-

  ment results can flow directly into the pro-

  cess control. The advantage: Reduced

  sources of error, faster reaction times in

  the event of deviations and increased effi-

  ciency in production."

  Recognizing trends

  and patterns d

  Smooth data exchange makes statistical

  analyses possible in order to identify

  trends or patterns in the data and derive

  insights for the optimization of production

  processes. One specific application for

  this is the monitoring of tool wear in pro-

  duction. Continuous measurement and

  data analysis mean that deviations in pro-

  duct quality can be detected at an early

  stage. "This data flows directly into statisti-

  cal models that provide precise predicti-

  ons about the optimum time to replace a

  tool - reducing downtime and material

  waste," explains Wenzel-Schinzer, who, in

  addition to his position as CDO of the

  Wenzel Group also holds a professorship

  in BWL, Business Consulting and Process

  Management at the Department of Eco-

  nomics and Information Sciences at Mer-

  seburg University of Applied Sciences.

  However, there are a few hurdles to

  overcome in order for the work with the

  machine data to deliver targeted results.

  "A key challenge is the harmonization of

  data formats and protocols to ensure

  cross-manufacturer interoperability," says

  Wenzel-Schinzer. Added to this is the se-

  cure handling of sensitive data in a net-

  worked environment, particularly with re-

  gard to cyber security. In addition, the

  integration of standards such as OPC

  UA requires close cooperation between

  various industry players. "This is where

  the associations come into play," accor-

  ding to the Chief Digital Officer of the

  Wenzel Group, which is exhibiting coor-

  dinate measuring machines and gear

  measuring machines, among others, at

  the EMO.

  Another specific application example is

  the closed loop between measuring ma-

  chines and systems at the gear specialist

  Klingelnberg, which is based in Hückes-

  wagen in the Bergisches Land region of

  Germany. Alexander Troska, Head of Soft-

  ware Development at Klingelnberg, desc-

  ribes the process as follows: "The grinding

  machine produces gears of the desired

  quality. Results gradually start to deviate

  from parameters due to tool wear. Our

  precision measuring machines are used to

  carry out regular measurements on work-

  pieces that have just been manufactured,

  to identify trends and initiate countermea-

  sures."

  Low- and high-frequency d

  "On the Klingelnberg gear grinding ma-

  chines, a large amount of data is recor-

  ded, low-frequency status data, high-fre-

  quency control data and process settings.

  "We combine this machine-related data

  with measurement and test results from

  the gears in the GearEngine, Klingelnber-

  g's own platform," adds Daniel Meuris,

  Head of Digitalization and Visualization at

  Klingelnberg. This data integration could

  then provide extensive knowledge on

  cause-and-effect relationships when ana-

  lyzing quality problems.

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  for Metalworking

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  In order to achieve optimum results, ex-

  tensive knowledge of the entire manufac-

  turing and measuring process is required,

  explains Jan Häger, Head of Software De-

  velopment for Precision Measuring Cen-

  ters at Klingelnberg. "Each workpiece has

  its own requirements in terms of quality,

  cycle and set-up time. Experience and

  knowledge of the different manufacturing

  processes help when analyzing the data,"

  says Häger. However, artificial intelligen-

  ce, such as machine learning, is also alrea-

  dy being used.

  Standardization guarantees

  compatibility d

  Here too, the focus is on smooth data ex-

  change between production machines

  and measurement technology. In the past,

  Klingelnberg mainly used proprietary for-

  mats, some of which have become estab-

  lished as industry standards. Today, Klin-

  gelnberg, which will be showing visitors to

  EMO cylindrical gear grinding machines,

  cylindrical gear rolling testing machines

  for determining the causes of gear noise

  and precision measuring centers with

  hybrid measuring technology, is consi-

  stently switching to standard interfaces

  such as OPC UAati. "These help us and

  the customer to keep the interfaces com-

  patible in the long term," says Häger.

  Artificial intelligence or the digital twin

  are set to make great leaps forward in this

  context. "Artificial intelligence and digital

  twins will make production in digital fac-

  tories much more efficient in the future,"

  Troska is convinced. By creating virtual

  images of real systems, processes can be

  optimized and potential problems can be

  identified at an early stage. "AI-supported

  systems allow for precise quality control

  and autonomous production. This results

  in more efficient, more flexible and more

  intelligent factories that can adapt quickly

  to changing market conditions," says

  Troska.

  A head start thanks to OPC UA d

  Do cross-manufacturer data exchange

  and analysis in the factory offer a compe-

  titive advantage, especially when compa-

  ring European with North American and

  Asian suppliers? Daniel Meuris, the digita-

  lization expert at Klingelnberg, says that

  there is a strong focus on MQTT, an open

  network protocol for machine-to-machine

  communication, especially for compre-

  hensive data exchange in the North Ame-

  rican region. "OPC UA is more in demand

  in other parts of the world. With OPC UA,

  we can better serve the various require-

  ments in the world from Europe," says

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  Experience, evaluate and use technology

  EMO Hannover 2025 makes the future

  of metalworking tangible

  Automated machines, collaborative ro-

  bots, 3D printing, artificial intelligence

  in data-driven process chains - the

  world of metalworking is changing ra-

  pidly. Recognizing development trends

  and maintaining an overview is a chal-

  lenge. The crucial question remains how

  individual companies can assess the of-

  ferings correctly for themselves and use

  them profitably. EMO Hannover 2025

  from September 22 to 26 will help you to

  decide.

  For Dr. Markus Heering, Executive Di-

  rector of EMO organizer VDW (German

  Machine Tool Builders' Association),

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  EMO is much more than just a trade fa-

  ir. "As a platform for dialog between all

  the international players in the industry

  - manufacturers and users, the trade fa-

  ir is unique since nowhere else can visi-

  tors find so much international experti-

  se as at EMO," he says. This will not

  only be evident at the exhibitors'

  stands, but also at the lecture events

  and forums, as well as at the joint

  stands with focus topics that are of par-

  ticular importance for the future of me-

  talworking. There are plenty of oppor-

  tunities to discuss experiences, network

  and get to know potential business

  partners.

  New business areas require broad

  expertise d

  There is a need for modernization in al-

  most every factory or production facility.

  International competition is forcing com-

  panies to search for optimization potenti-

  al. Rising costs, energy and raw material

  prices as well as the new targets for CO

  2

  emissions and the circular economy are

  considered to be the main drivers. De-

  manding applications such as in aerospa-

  ce, medical technology or renewable

  energies require new technical expertise

  and a higher level of productivity and

  quality. In addition, the materials that are

  being processed are changing. High-per-

  formance or coated materials become

  thinner and lighter, stronger and more

  durable, and more resistant to corrosion

  and heat. Processing requires more spe-

  cialist knowledge, which makes looking

  at digital solutions and AI particularly

  worthwhile in times of increasing skills

  shortages.

  EMO Hannover will present possible

  solutions. Decision-makers can build on

  the experience of exhibitors and experts

  to reduce investment risks. Regardless

  of whether companies manufacture

  components for the production of dia-

  gnostic devices in medical technology

  or complex geometries for flight-critical

  parts in aviation, investments in produc-

  tion lines, robot technology or software

  can only pay for themselves if they inc-

  rease productivity or open up new are-

  as of business. This is all the more reli-

  able if partners along the value chain

  can be found and cooperate with each

  other.

  EMO 2025 offers new machine soluti-

  ons and services for all metalworking

  companies, e.g. medical technology, ae-

  rospace and many more.

  Automated metalworking

  is efficient and sustainable d

  The VDW cites automation, sustainability,

  digitalization and artificial intelligence as

  the most important development trends in

  metalworking. "Against the background

  of high-quality requirements and the shor-

  tage of skilled workers, automation is vi-

  tally important," emphasizes VDW Execu-

  tive Director Heering. Automated

  production should be easy to operate and

  flexibly adaptable to the individual needs

  of the user. It must enable both series pro-

  duction and economical single-piece pro-

  duction. Automation extends from simple

  solutions such as pallet changers and

  handling systems through to the use of ro-

  bots and autonomous systems. The Cobot

  Area joint stand at EMO is explicitly dedi-

  cated to the potential uses and applicati-

  ons of collaborative robots.

  On the one hand, sustainability is about

  the measures that can be taken to reduce

  the energy and material consumption of

  machines and any secondary and down-

  stream processes. But it is also about the

  overall contribution that machines can

  make to CO2 reduction and sustainable

  industrial production. "Mechanical engi-

  neering is an enabler of the climate-fri-

  endly transformation," emphasized Bert-

  ram Kawlath, President of the VDMA

  (German Engineering Federation) in a re-

  cent interview. The Sustainability Area at

  EMO 2025 is a meeting place to experi-

  ence modern solutions for sustainable

  production. Exhibitors will provide infor-

  mation on how production can be trim-

  med for energy efficiency and how rene-

  wable energies, the circular economy and

  life cycle concepts can be integrated.

  Digital process chains create

  transparency

  Digital solutions relating to the IoT (Inter-

  net of things) and AI (artificial intelligen-

  ce) will play a key role in making produc-

  tion more efficient in the future. More and

  more machines are being equipped with

  monitoring systems and sensors as stan-

  dard to record data. Digitally networked

  process chains create transparency. "Intel-

  ligent" machines can predict whether a fa-

  ilure is imminent and enable predictive

  maintenance.

  You can find out what EMO exhibitors

  have to offer in the way of technological

  solutions to make the future of metalwor-

  king profitable in the run-up to the trade

  fair on the EMO website at

  https://visitors.emo-hannover.de/en/

  landingpage/c-level

  Here, exhibiting companies will succes-

  sively report on what decision-makers

  from the metalworking industry can ex-

  pect at their stand until the end of the

  EMO in September this year. p

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  At automatica, the leading trade show for

  automation and robotics, Siemens is an-

  nouncing plans to integrate its Operations

  Copilot into driverless transport systems

  and mobile robots. The Operations Copi-

  lot is an industrial copilot for machine

  operation and maintenance. As mobile

  transport robots increasingly operate as

  autonomous physical agents powered by

  artificial intelligence (AI), the Operations

  Copilot will serve as a user interface for

  humans. Through this agent-based interfa-

  ce, users will be able to configure autono-

  mous mobile robots (AMRs) and automa-

  ted guided vehicles (AGVs), assigning

  them tasks like transporting materials and

  goods across the shop floor. This is yet

  another building block for automating au-

  tomation in a factory with the help of ge-

  nerative AI.

  Operations Copilot will be

  enhanced with agents for AMRs

  and AGVs d

  In a next step, Siemens plans to expand

  the capabilities of the Operations Copilot

  by introducing AI agents specifically deve-

  loped for use with AMRs and AGVs. The-

  se agents support both the commissio-

  ning and operation of individual vehicles

  and entire fleets. Commissioning in parti-

  cular is a complex and time-intensive pro-

  cess: AGVs need to be integrated into the

  factory's existing IT and OT infrastructure

  and configured for specific conditions like

  routes and transfer stations. To streamline

  this task, engineers can rely on the Ope-

  rations Copilot: It leverages AGV sensors

  and cameras to generate a detailed un-

  derstanding of their environment. The

  Operations Copilot can access all rele-

  vant technical documentation of the in-

  stalled components and retrieve real-time

  system data through its agent interface.

  This enables commissioning engineers

  Siemens advances autonomous

  production with new AI

  and robotics capabilities

  for automated guided vehicles

  • Operations Copilot to interact with physical AI agents

  • Vision: Multi-agent systems with physical and virtual AI agents

  for autonomous transport systems and mobile robots

  • New software-based safety solution Safe Velocity

  Expansion of the Operations Copilot with

  AI agents for autonomous transport systems

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  and operators to work more efficiently, resolve issues faster, and

  ensure rapid deployment.

  "By integrating both physical and virtual AI agents into our Ope-

  rations Copilot, we're unlocking a new dimension of interaction

  between humans, robotics, and AI," said Rainer Brehm, CEO of

  Factory Automation at Siemens. "This enables our customers to

  deploy autonomous transport systems more quickly, operate

  them efficiently, and enhance safety - bringing us one step closer

  to a fully autonomous factory."

  New Safe Velocity software enhances safety on the shop floor

  AGVs are equipped with navigation and sensor technologies,

  that allow them to move safely and reliably through production

  and intralogistics environments - with no direct human interventi-

  on. When people or objects appear in their path, AGVs automa-

  tically slow down, stop, or navigate around these obstacles. Sie-

  mens' new software solution, Safe Velocity, enables the fail-safe

  monitoring of vehicle speed, which permits the protective fields

  of safety laser scanners to be dynamically adjusted in real time.

  The TÜV-certified software is compatible with the hardware and

  software from a variety of AGV manufacturers and enhances exis-

  ting safety systems to meet stringent industrial safety standards.

  Safe Velocity reduces the need for additional safety hardware.

  This simplifies system architecture, saves valuable vehicle space,

  lowers engineering complexity, and minimizes cabling require-

  ments - without compromising functional safety.

  In the future, the Operations Copilot will interact with AI agents

  such as Safe Velocity to analyze targeted data from safety laser

  scanners and monitor the speed of AGVs. The virtual Safe Velo-

  city agent supervises autonomous vehicles and can cooperate

  with other agents designed for AGV and AMR applications. This

  way, Siemens is building a multi-agent system where the Opera-

  tions Copilot orchestrates both physical and virtual AI agents,

  enabling seamless interactions and deeper integration between

  the real and the digital worlds. p

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  Safe Velocity software enables fail-safe speed monitoring of autonomous vehicles

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  TADTE 2025 comes at a time of intensifi-

  ed global focus on defense autonomy and

  next-generation military capabilities. Go-

  vernments worldwide are accelerating

  R&D efforts in key areas such as AI, un-

  manned systems, LEO satellite communi-

  cations, and digital twin technologies.

  Supported by national policies and invest-

  ment, Taiwan is actively advancing capa-

  bilities in surveillance drones, micro

  UAVs, shipborne unmanned systems, and

  integrated AI applications across military

  and dual-use sectors.

  This year's show will welcome leading

  global defense and aerospace companies,

  including Lockheed Martin, Northrop

  Grumman, BAE Systems, L3Harris, and

  Airbus, alongside major Taiwanese manu-

  facturers such as AIDC, Thunder Tiger,

  CIRC, Compal, and UMT. In addition, Tai-

  wan's core national defense institutions

  and strategic partners will be gathered un-

  der one roof, including the Ministry of Na-

  tional Defense, Taiwan Space Agency, Ta-

  iwan Aerospace Industry Association,

  TW-DIDA, Asia UAV AI Innovation Appli-

  cation R&D Center, and the American In-

  stitute in Taiwan. Their presence provides

  professionals with direct access to policy

  insight, R&D priorities, and opportunities

  for collaboration within Taiwan's rapidly

  evolving defense and space sectors.

  In line with Taiwan's growing investment

  in maritime defense autonomy, key do-

  mestic shipbuilders such as Lungteh, Jong

  Shyn, and CSBC will unveil new techno-

  logies in unmanned surface vessels and

  naval platforms. These efforts reflect broa-

  der trends in the Asia-Pacific region, whe-

  re unmanned innovation and AI integrati-

  on are driving transformation across the

  defense and aerospace landscape.

  The event will also feature international

  forums, product launches, procurement

  matchmaking, and guided tours, provi-

  ding a platform for industry leaders and

  experts to exchange insights on global

  market trends, defense readiness, and re-

  silient supply chain development.

  Registered attendees will receive a QR

  code for fast-track entry. To explore the

  full exhibitor list, event agenda, and parti-

  cipation opportunities, please visit:

  https://www.tadte.com.tw/en/index.html

  Online visitor

  pre-registration

  is now open.

  Visitor registration

  is here:

  Taipei Aerospace

  & Defense

  Technology Exhibition 2025

  Taipei Nangang Exhibition center, Hall 1

  The Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition 2025 (TADTE 2025) will take place

  from September 18 to 20 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1, reaching its largest

  scale to date. Organized by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), this

  year's edition will feature over 400 exhibitors from 14 countries, including the U.S., France,

  and Germany, across more than 1,400 booths. The exhibition will showcase frontier

  advancements in defense technologies, aerospace systems, unmanned platforms,

  and space innovations.

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  During the booming growth of the machi-

  nery manufacturing industry in the 1980s,

  Parkson Industrial seized the momentum

  driven by the pursuit of high precision and

  efficiency in machine tools. With its full-

  spectrum capabilities in designing and

  manufacturing dedicated machines, Park-

  son began developing and producing

  CNC rotary tables (4th axis). At the time,

  beyond supplying to domestic machine

  tool manufacturers, 50-60% of Parkson's

  products were exported to markets such

  as Japan, Europe and the United States.

  The company also became an ODM part-

  ner for local CNC rotary table brands, ear-

  ning a strong international market share

  and establishing itself as a quintessential

  hidden champion in 4th-axis rotary table

  exports.

  Today, Parkson is widely recognized in

  Taiwan as a leading manufacturer with

  robust R&D capabilities in CNC inde-

  xing tables, horizontal CNC rotary tab-

  les, 5-axis rotary tables, high-end tilting

  heads and automatic pallet changers

  (APC). Despite the dominance of interna-

  tional brands in the mature markets of 5-

  axis rotary tables and APCs, Parkson has

  emerged as a formidable contender by fo-

  cusing on first-to-market strategies. In re-

  cent years, the company has aggressively

  invested in high-end 5-axis rotary tables

  and FMS (Flexible Manufacturing System)

  multi-station intelligent storage systems.

  These advanced solutions rival German-

  made equipment in both quality and per-

  formance, effectively shortening develop-

  ment timelines for high-end machine tool

  manufacturers.

  Parkson emphasizes that only by star-

  ting from quality, service and precision

  can one secure a place in the fiercely

  competitive field of precision transmissi-

  on. Its driving force lies in "pursuing ex-

  cellence and creating differentiation."To

  strengthen technical support, Parkson

  has launched the "Innovation R&D Engi-

  neering Center Development Program,"

  establishing a dedicated team to integra-

  te stress analysis, mechanical design, life-

  cycle prediction and customized deve-

  lopment. This initiative enables fast,

  systematic technical services, significant-

  ly reducing development cycles and

  accelerating the localization of critical

  components.

  Deeply rooted in the field of precisi-

  on components and high-performance

  specialized machines, Parkson has

  long served top-tier machine tool ma-

  nufacturers both at home and abroad.

  The company has extensive system in-

  tegration experience with CNC inde-

  xing tables, 5-axis rotary tables, auto-

  matic pallet changers and AI-driven

  intelligent storage systems. In recent

  years, Parkson has focused on develo-

  ping high-end transmission components

  and modules, including precision redu-

  cers and harmonic drives. With a stead-

  fast commitment to "quality as the

  foundation, innovation as the path,"

  Parkson continues to advance as the

  most trusted partner in the smart ma-

  nufacturing industry. p

  Parkson's Rise as a Hidden

  Champion in CNC Rotary

  Tables and Smart Manufacturing

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  Visitors will find Mitutoyo at Hall 5 - Stand

  C44, where the company will present its

  latest innovations in coordinate measu-

  ring machines (CMMs), form measuring

  equipment, vision measurement systems,

  digital solutions tailored for Industry 4.0

  and smart manufacturing environments.

  Live demonstrations and expert consulta-

  tions will be available throughout the ex-

  hibition.

  "EMO is one of the most important in-

  dustry events for quality assurance, and

  we're excited to demonstrate how Mitu-

  toyo continues to lead the way in precisi-

  on, automation, and digital transformati-

  on," said Ray Penny, President at

  Mitutoyo Europe. "At Mitutoyo, our missi-

  on is to enable manufacturers to move

  forward with confidence, powered by in-

  telligent, agile, and integrated metrology

  solutions."

  Throughout the exhibition, Mitutoyo's

  specialists will be on-site to provide live

  demonstrations, technical insights, and

  one-on-one consultations, helping visitors

  discover how integrated metrology can

  improve productivity, reduce error, and

  elevate quality assurance across industri-

  es.

  Join us at Stand C44 in Hall 5 and disco-

  ver the future of precision measurement.

  Mitutoyo, From Microns to Mastery: Pre-

  cision You Can Trust. Because Precision is

  in our DNA. p

  www.mitutoyo.eu

  Mitutoyo to Showcase Cutting-

  Edge Metrology Solutions

  at EMO 2025 in Hannover

  Mitutoyo, the global leader in precision measuring instruments and metrology solutions,

  is excited to announce its participation at the EMO International Trade Fair for Quality

  Assurance in Hannover, Germany, taking place from 22 to 26 September 2025.

  Discover Mitutoyo's SmartMeasure-AL system - a seamless integration of coordinate measurement and robotic

  intelligence. A key step toward future-ready manufacturing.

  Unlock microscopic

  precision at incredible

  speeds. A breakthrough

  in high-speed, all-in-focus

  imaging using tunable

  acoustic gradient-index

  lens technology.

  Perfect for

  dynamic,

  real-time 3D observation.

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  7-leaders - The Art of Cutting

  Founded in 1990, 7-Leaders is a Solid Carbide Cutting Tools manufacture of End Mills, Drills

  and Reamers...etc. We have been providing high quality products and services all over the

  world under the trademark of.

  The new plant which covers an area of

  5,000? is located in Taichung Industrial

  Park. The concept of the building is with

  transparency, green energy and wall-less

  design. The internal spaces can be accom-

  modated with up to 150 sets of manufac-

  turing equipment to meet the various re-

  quirements from the relevant industries of

  cutting tools & machinery fields.

  All the solid carbide cutting tools manu-

  factured by 7Leaders can be applied in

  the fields of Mold & Die, Machinery Parts,

  Automotive, Aerospace, 3C, Optical,

  Sport Equipment, and Medical Industry;

  and our products have been widely distri-

  buted in Europe, Asia, Central America,

  Brazil, and many other countries.

  Global Brand Marketing d

  Not just a slogan, but also the attitude of

  insistence from our President-Mr. Jack Lee

  toward the cutting tools.

  “High cutting performance”, “high preci-

  sion of tools” and “high stability of using”

  shall not be the multiple choices for Mr.

  Lee.

  Never compromise to the limitation, de-

  vote time and energy to developing and

  optimizing the products and strictly con-

  trol the products quality for fulfilling the

  insistence “Nice tools must be perfect to

  use.”

  With this belief, we successfully take part

  in the worldwide market within a decade

  and earn good reputation and supportive

  customers.

  We transfer this great vitality to the soci-

  ety by cooperating with Ministry of Labor

  to provide job opportunities and sponso-

  ring the players for the International com-

  petition, the Workskill. Additionally, dedi-

  cate in collaborating with several

  universities and planning to establish an

  Association of Taiwan Tools for reaching

  industry-academia cooperation.

  Prepare 7Leaders to be the top leader in

  Taiwan to drive the growth of cutting to-

  ols industry. p

  www.7leaders.com

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  Why exhibit at MSV 2025? d

  MSV has long been at the top of the most

  prestigious events of its kind within the

  Central European region. Last year's editi-

  on hosted 1,386 exhibiting companies

  from 42 countries. Thousands of experts,

  innovators and business partners meet he-

  re every year to showcase the latest tech-

  nologies and make strategic connections.

  "We are constantly striving to push MSV

  forward and respond to the latest trends.

  Trade fairs are no longer just about pre-

  senting products. They are great venues

  for networking, where people meet, share

  their knowledge and establish new busi-

  ness opportunities. I believe that even in

  today's digital age, participation in trade

  fairs plays an important role in the marke-

  ting plans of tech companies," says Jan

  Kubata, CEO of BVV Trade Fairs Brno.

  MSV offers direct contacts

  with decision makers d

  The expo attracts more than 55 thousand

  professionals every year. Up to 82% of

  them make decisions on important invest-

  ments in their companies. A total of 63%

  of last year's visitors said they were plan-

  ning investments in their companies and

  use MSV to select potential suppliers.

  MSV is also a platform for establishing

  new business opportunities. The expo fea-

  tures over 50 sideline events as well as, for

  example, the Contact-Contract cooperati-

  on exchange, which facilitated over 900

  business meetings last year. Visitors to

  MSV are looking for new business con-

  tacts. Up to 93% of those who came to

  MSV for this purpose achieved their goal.

  The main topics of MSV 2025 d

  The International Industrial Fair is a plat-

  form for presenting the current trends and

  direction of the engineering industry. At

  the same time, it provides a large space for

  interdisciplinary cooperation. Digitalisation

  and robotisation of manufacturing will be

  an extremely attractive and crucial topic for

  visitors. The Digital Factory 2.0 project will

  continue with an emphasis on efficiency

  and competitiveness of Czech industry.

  Robotics and automation

  in the focus of attention d

  One of the main novelties of this year's

  edition is the connection of MSV with the

  Robots 2025 professional conference,

  which is a particularly important event in

  the field of robotics and automation in the

  Czech Republic. The combination of the-

  se two platforms will bring visitors a com-

  prehensive view of the future of industrial

  automation, from robotic applications to

  artificial intelligence and autonomous sys-

  tems. Thus, MSV will present not only in-

  novative industrial robots, but also the la-

  test trends in collaborative robots,

  AI-driven production control and adaptive

  automation. In addition to the exposition,

  there will also be a networking and confe-

  rence programme. p

  www.msvbrno.cz

  International Industrial Fair

  opening the door to new business

  opportunities again in October

  The 66th edition of the MSV International Industrial Fair will take place at the Brno Exhibition

  Centre from 7 to 10 October 2025. It will present industrial innovations and the latest trends

  across industries to its visitors. Its key topics will include automation, robotics, digitalisation,

  the use of artificial intelligence, additive manufacturing and energy efficiency.

  This year, MSV is being held together with the International Fair for Transport and Logistics.

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  7–10/10/2025

  BRNO EXHIBITION CENTRE

  CZECH REPUBLIC

  INTERNATIONAL

  INDUSTRIAL FAIR

  www.msvbrno.eu

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  By integrating AI, smart sensors, digital

  twin technology, and carbon tracking sys-

  tems, Taiwanese companies have enabled

  smarter, cleaner, and more transparent

  production processes. This article features

  four leading Taiwanese manufacturers-

  Victor Taichung, Honor Seiki, Habor Pre-

  cision, and HIWIN Technologies-demon-

  strating how innovation and sustainability

  are reshaping the future of precision ma-

  nufacturing in Europe.

  Victor Taichung's 3G Strategy

  Powers Smart and Sustainable

  Manufacturing d

  With over 70 years of experience, Taiwan's

  Victor Taichung leads the global shift to-

  ward smart, low-carbon manufacturing.

  The company specializes in high-value

  multi-axis mill-turn and five-axis machining

  centers, engineered with rigid structures

  and nanometer-level precision to serve

  the exacting standards of aerospace, me-

  dical, and high-tech industries.

  Flagship models like the VMT-X260

  and Vcenter-M106, ISO 14955-certified,

  integrate multiple operations to boost ef-

  ficiency and cut emissions.

  Victor Taichung began its smart manu-

  facturing journey in 2013 and launched

  Taiwan's first Industry 4.0 smart factory in

  2020. Its 3G strategy-Green Factory, Gre-

  en Machine, Green Goal-targets a 5% an-

  nual carbon reduction and aims to achieve

  net-zero emissions by 2050-demonstra-

  ting its firm commitment to sustainability

  and ESG excellence.

  Honor Seiki Powers Green Energy

  with Smart Vertical Machining d

  With nearly 40 years of expertise in verti-

  cal lathe technology, Honor Seiki Compa-

  ny Limited delivers high-precision equip-

  ment and turnkey smart manufacturing

  solutions for aerospace, energy, defense,

  and transportation sectors.

  Designed for the complexities of aero-

  space components, the VL-100CA mill-

  turn center addresses key production

  challenges such as chip evacuation, frequ-

  ent tool changes, and high downtime-ideal

  for machining LEAP engine components.

  Responding to the growing need for lar-

  ge-scale machining in the new energy

  sector, Honor Seiki has expanded its verti-

  cal lathe line to 7.5-meter worktables.

  Green Manufacturing in Action:

  How Taiwan's Machine Tools

  Empower Europe's

  Smart Factory Transformation

  As the world's sixth-largest exporter of machine tools, Taiwan plays a crucial role

  in advancing smart manufacturing worldwide. With strengths in system integration,

  customization, and process reliability, Taiwanese firms are accelerating their shift toward

  low-carbon, high-efficiency solutions in response to CBAM and ESG demands.

  Victor Taichung's Automated Production Line delivers precision, efficiency, and intelligent automation.

  Honor Seiki's VL-100CA boosts LEAP engine

  part machining by 25%, the ideal solution

  for aerospace engine manufacturing.

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  dels for hydrogen fuel cell and high-pressure

  storage parts, featuring high rigidity and

  complex surface machining. These have

  been adopted by leading European hyd-

  rogen firms, underscoring Honor Seiki's

  strength in sustainable energy manufactu-

  ring.

  From Thermal Stability to Energy

  Efficiency: Habor Precision

  Enables High-Accuracy,

  Low-Carbon Manufacturing d

  As manufacturing advances toward grea-

  ter precision and sustainability, equipment

  stability and process consistency are key

  to reducing carbon emissions and ensu-

  ring product quality. With over 40 years of

  expertise in thermal control, Habor Preci-

  sion Inc. helps manufacturers achieve

  micron-level precision by minimizing ther-

  mal deformation.

  Habor integrates energy-saving and low-

  carbon strategies into its product design.

  Its HIG-DC inverter chiller features smart

  energy management and load-responsive

  control, along with eco-friendly refrige-

  rants and green supply chain integration-

  supporting European manufacturers in

  meeting carbon reduction and sustainabi-

  lity goals at the equipment level.

  To better serve Europe's high-end manu-

  facturing sector, Habor is expanding part-

  nerships with local distributors, building

  fast-response service and spare parts net-

  works to become a trusted partner in low-

  carbon, high-precision production.

  HIWIN Precision Motion Powers

  Europe's Smart and

  Green Manufacturing d

  HIWIN's ball screws and linear guide-

  ways offer high positioning accuracy, low

  friction, and long service life-ensuring

  stable performance for high-speed machi-

  ning and heavy-load movement. Its com-

  pact harmonic gear reducers and ball spli-

  nes are ideal for medical devices and

  collaborative robots.

  To support smart manufacturing and

  net-zero goals, HIWIN developed i4.0

  smart modules with integrated sensors

  for temperature, vibration, lifespan, and

  lubrication-enabling energy monitoring

  and predictive maintenance. Combined

  with energy-saving components such as

  cooled ball screws and energy-efficient

  robots-and developed in accordance

  with LCA methodologies and ISO 14067

  standards, HIWIN helps European manu-

  facturers meet green compliance while

  boosting efficiency.

  With subsidiaries across Germany,

  Czech Republic, Italy, France, and Swit-

  zerland-and plans to expand to Bulgaria in

  2025-HIWIN ensures localized support.

  Its inclusion in Italy's Vademecum for

  Designers and Technicians reflects strong

  technical and ESG credentials in the Euro-

  pean market.

  Taiwan Leads the Green

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  As the world moves toward greener,

  smarter production, Taiwan's machine

  tool industry stands at the forefront-offe-

  ring advanced, integrated platforms that

  combine precision, intelligence, and sus-

  tainability. From smart factory imple-

  mentation and ultra-precision machining

  to thermal control and modular drive

  technologies, Taiwanese manufacturers

  are driving the next phase of industrial

  transformation.

  Taiwan presents a compelling opportu-

  nity for European buyers seeking reliable

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  www.habor.com

  www.hiwin.cz

  HIWIN's ball screws

  offer precision, rigidity, efficiency,

  and smooth, reliable performance.

  Habor's DC Inverter Cooler is smart, energy-efficient,

  high-accuracy system that saves energy up to 60%.

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  seamless transition from gear design to ma-

  nufacturing. The latest KISSsoft

  ®

  Gear De-

  sign Software, now integrated with the

  KISSsoft System Module, offers advanced

  capabilities for simulating complete trans-

  missions and gearbox components. These

  innovations streamline the engineering pro-

  cess and will be showcased live at the booth.

  In manufacturing, Gleason introduces

  several new solutions tailored to small

  and medium-sized gear production. The

  Phoenix® 100C Bevel Gear Cutting Ma-

  chine enables fast, user-friendly producti-

  on of high-precision bevel gears for robo-

  tic and industrial applications. For

  differential gear systems, the Coniflex

  ®

  Pro Manufacturing System sets new stan-

  dards in a closed-loop environment, sig-

  nificantly reducing surface stress and root

  bending while improving NVH perfor-

  mance and transmission accuracy.

  For hobbing and chamfer cutting, the

  Genesis

  ®

  280HCD offers exceptional flexi-

  bility by combining Chamfer Hobbing and

  Fly Cutter Chamfering in parallel with gear

  cutting operations - ideal for both large-

  scale production and adaptable small-

  batch manufacturing. Additionally, the

  compact 100PSiC Power Skiving Machine

  brings together power skiving or hobbing

  with sequential radial chamfering in a sing-

  le machine, efficiently processing gears

  and shafts, even with complex contours.

  In gear inspection, Gleason unveils the

  175GMS nano Gear Metrology System,

  which delivers submicron precision using

  a skidless probe and advanced evaluation

  tools such as Waviness Analysis and the

  KTEPS Kinematic Transmission Error Pre-

  diction Software. These technologies ena-

  ble fast and accurate diagnosis of gear no-

  ise and surface deviations.

  Visitors will also experience the speed

  of the QFS Quick-Flex System, where

  workholding changeovers take less

  than 30 seconds, and see the latest

  hydraulic and mechanical clamping sys-

  tems designed for precision and ease of

  handling across a wide range of machi-

  ning needs.

  Design/Manufacture/Measure

  at EMO 2025

  Gleason Presents Smart Loop

  Gear Manufacturing

  Gleason Corporation invites customers and industry professionals to visit Booth D18

  in Hall 13 at EMO Hannover 2025, from September 22 to 26. This year,

  Gleason will present groundbreaking innovations across the full spectrum of gear

  technology - from digital design and high-precision manufacturing to nano-level

  inspection - with a particular focus on Smart Loop Gear Manufacturing.

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  presents a broad range of tooling soluti-

  ons. These include high-performance hard

  finishing tools for grinding and honing,

  carbide power skiving cutters for any ma-

  chine platform, and a full portfolio of Eu-

  ropean-made HSS and carbide hobs and

  milling cutters, including worm gear hobs

  and coarse pitch hobs, suitable for auto-

  motive, industrial, and many other appli-

  cations.

  Finally, Gleason Global Services will be

  on site to demonstrate how digital main-

  tenance tools, modernization programs,

  and expert support ensure maximum upti-

  me and performance across the entire

  machine lifecycle.

  Visit Gleason at EMO 2025

  Booth D18, Hall 13 d

  Register now for your free ticket at:

  www.gleason.com/emo2025

  Gleason is a global leader in gear tech-

  nology. Gleason's "Total Gear Solutions"

  range from gear and transmission design

  software to the development and produc-

  tion of gear manufacturing machines and

  related accessories, gear metrology equ-

  ipment and automation systems. Gleason

  products are used by customers in the au-

  tomotive, commercial vehicle, aerospace,

  agricultural, energy, construction, power

  tool, marine, robotics, and many other in-

  dustrial equipment markets. Gleason has

  manufacturing facilities in the U.S., Brazil,

  Germany, Switzerland, Italy, India, China

  and Japan, and operates sales and service

  offices in all major industrial hubs. p

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  Smart Manufacturing Evolution d

  Under President Lerry Tsao's leadership,

  Easylink has embraced innovation and

  continuous improvement. In 2018, it laun-

  ched a smart factory in Kaohsiung, featu-

  ring an automated storage and retrieval

  system (AS/RS) and robotic buggies for

  streamlined material handling.The compa-

  ny develops in-house tooling and advan-

  ced inspection systems. Its proprietary

  360-degree optical machines ensure di-

  mensional accuracy, meeting strict global

  PPM standards. Barcode tracking and

  SPC (Statistical Process Control) provide

  real-time production data and quality con-

  trol. By applying AIoT, 3D modeling, and

  predictive analytics, Easylink optimizes

  processes, reduces downtime and builds

  on decades of technical knowledge.

  Adapting to Global Change d

  To meet increasing demands for speed

  and flexibility, Easylink has upgraded its

  order tracking and production systems.

  Customers now receive real-time updates

  on inventory and deliveries, improving

  both transparency and service. Through

  safety stock, demand forecasting, and da-

  ta-driven planning, Easylink ensures consi-

  stent supply. Its operations in Taiwan, Vi-

  etnam and a sourcing office in Ningbo,

  China, support global coverage with local

  expertise.

  Commitment to ESG

  and Sustainability d

  Easylink's commitment to sustainability

  has been recognized with a GRI-verified

  ESG Independent Opinion Statement. The

  company focuses on:

  • Reducing carbon emissions

  • Supporting employee welfare

  and community engagement

  • Strengthening transparency

  and governance

  Sustainability is a core value of Easylink

  that drives innovation, trust, and long-

  term success.

  Looking Ahead d

  Easylink continues to lead with smart sys-

  tems, digital transformation, and a strong

  sustainability focus. "We don't just manu-

  facture fasteners. We engineer soluti-

  ons," says President Lerry Tsao. "By com-

  bining technology, people, and purpose,

  we create lasting value for our global

  partners." p

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  Easylink Industrial: Advancing

  the Fastener Industry with Smart

  Manufacturing and Sustainable Values

  Established in 1992 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Easylink Industrial Co., Ltd. has grown from

  a trading company into a vertically integrated manufacturer serving the automotive,

  electronics, and electrical sectors worldwide. With over 30 years of experience, the company

  is known for its reliability and forward-looking approach in the global fastener supply chain.

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  Showcasing Taiwan's

  Precision Manufacturing

  and Global Strategy d

  The global machine tool industry is under-

  going a crucial transformation. With rising

  demand for complex machining, automa-

  ted production lines, and regional manu-

  facturing shifts, integrative equipment

  providers are becoming essential partners

  in the next generation supply chain. In this

  race balancing precision and flexibility, Ta-

  iwan-based WAYSIA Industrial Co., Ltd.

  (WSI) is redefining itself from a machine

  builder to a smart manufacturing solution

  provider, powered by 30+ years of hands-

  on experience.

  At EMO HANNOVER 2025, taking place

  in September, WSI will unveil its brand-new

  multi-tasking 5-axis turning-milling center-

  WVM-410UT. This machine integrates

  multi-process machining, 5-axis capabiliti-

  es, and automation interfaces, marking a

  significant leap for WSI into a new era.

  From Tier-1 Manufacturer

  to Machining Specialist d

  Founded in 1991 in Chiayi, Taiwan, WSI is

  a wholly owned subsidiary of Meita

  Group, a global leader in turbocharger

  manufacturing. Unlike traditional machine

  builders, WSI has served in-house Tier 1

  machining needs, designing and manu-

  facturing jigs, fixtures, and custom machi-

  ning systems.

  WSI's solutions

  span across:

  • Key components of automotive

  turbochargers

  • Piston ring machining and precision

  grinding

  • Post-casting processes

  (e.g., gate removal, automatic deburring)

  • Full-line automation and robotic

  material handling

  These applications require both accura-

  cy and stability, and WSI's core advantage

  lies in its ability to develop machines from

  a real production floor perspective.

  WVM-410UT: Bridging Smart

  Manufacturing and Multi-Tasking

  In response to increasingly complex geo-

  metries and global market shifts, WSI is

  launching the WVM-410UT to enter the

  high-end machining market.

  "This is not just a machine, it's a comple-

  te manufacturing mindset."

  Key Features:

  1. Integrated Functions - Reduces change

  over costs and cumulative errors.

  2. Full Automation Interface - Supports

  ATC, robots, loading/unloading

  systems, and optical inspection.

  3. Compact Design - Maximizes space

  efficiency for smart factory layouts

  Industry-Focused Customization d

  The WVM-410UT is adaptable for diffe-

  rent industries. For automotive clients fa-

  cing high-mix, low-volume production,

  WSI offers modular fixtures and quick-

  change setups. For aerospace, the machi-

  ne supports stable 5-axis machining and

  tool life monitoring for long-cycle precisi-

  on operations.

  EMO 2025: From Builder

  to Solution Provider d

  As one of the most influential global me-

  talworking exhibitions, EMO HANNOVER

  draws tens of thousands of professionals

  and media. This year, WSI debuts under its

  own brand, showcasing not only the

  WVM-410UT but also robotic loading/un-

  loading, simulation animations, and indust-

  ry applications-demonstrating its shift to

  total solution integration.

  "We're not just showing a machine. We-

  're presenting a capability built on experi-

  ence, design, and execution."

  Practical Expertise for

  a Global Stage d

  WSI has evolved from an internal process

  support factory into a full-fledged high-

  end machine builder with R&D, producti-

  on, integration, and service capabilities. In

  the era of smart manufacturing and supp-

  ly chain reconfiguration, WSI's strength li-

  es not only in precision-but in offering in-

  tegrated, field-ready solutions. With the

  launch of the WVM-410UT at EMO 2025,

  WSI aims to elevate its global presence

  and become a long-term partner for ma-

  nufacturers worldwide.

  EMO HANNOVER 2025

  Exhibition Info d

  • : EMO HANNOVER 2025

  • Date: September 22-26, 2025

  • WSI Booth: HALL 12 E57

  Highlights: d

  • WVM-410UT 5-Axis Multi-Tasking

  Machining Center with Smart

  Storage System

  • WVM-380U Compact 5-Axis

  Machining Center

  www.waysia.com

  sales@waysia.com

  From Turbo Housing Expertise

  to Smart Multi-Tasking:

  WSI Debuts WVM-410UT at EMO

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  versified machine tools has been a persi-

  stent challenge in modern manufacturing.

  Recognizing this, Takisawa Technology

  developed the LC Smart Production Line

  to tackle critical pain points, including ex-

  tended flange delivery times, unstable ma-

  terial quality, excessive unit costs and high

  inventory value.

  This new intelligent production line re-

  presents a significant leap forward in au-

  tomation. It integrates a comprehensive

  suite of advanced functionalities, inclu-

  ding automatic tool loading and unloa-

  ding, automatic fixture exchange, automa-

  ted program execution and automatic

  dimension measurement. The system also

  features automated inspection report ge-

  neration, automatic traceability code en-

  graving, real-time machine adjustment

  and automatic workpiece cleaning. These

  capabilities ensure a seamless, fully auto-

  mated production process from start to fi-

  nish.

  At its core, the LC Smart Production Line

  is built on a flexible and integrated auto-

  mation architecture. It seamlessly combi-

  nes state-of-the-art machine tools, smart

  warehousing, machine-to-machine

  (M2M) connectivity, quick mold change

  systems, robotic arms and AI inspection

  technologies. This holistic integration ena-

  bles full-process automation and intelli-

  gence for both machining and material

  handling operations.

  A key highlight of this innovation is its abi-

  lity to operate continuously and autono-

  mously for over 72 hours in a mixed-pro-

  duction environment, demonstrating the

  exceptional efficiency and value of smart

  manufacturing.

  "The LC Smart Production Line is more

  than just a production line; it's a commit-

  ment to our customers and a vision for the

  future of manufacturing," said a Takisawa

  spokesperson. "By offering green and

  smart machinery and comprehensive

  smart production line solutions, we empo-

  wer our clients to transition into a new era

  of intelligent manufacturing together."

  Taiwan Takisawa Technology continues

  to set the benchmark for innovation, pro-

  viding end-to-end solutions that help busi-

  nesses thrive in an increasingly complex

  and competitive global market.

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  TAKISAWA Launches Smart Production Line

  Revolutionizing Flange Manufacturing

  with Unmanned, High-Mix Automation

  Taiwan Takisawa Technology Co., Ltd., a leader in precision machine tool manufacturing,

  today announced the successful launch of its "LC Smart Production Line."

  This advanced, unmanned manufacturing solution is specifically designed to address

  the challenges of high-mix, low-volume production, offering a game-changing solution

  for industries grappling with long lead times, inconsistent quality and high inventory

  costs associated with flange components.

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  Delta, a global leader in power manage-

  ment and smart green solutions, today an-

  nounced a key milestone in its expansion

  efforts across EMEA (Europe, Middle East

  & Africa) with the planned construction of

  a new regional headquarters green buil-

  ding in Hoofddorp, the Netherlands. Lo-

  cated in the renowned Park 20|20 busi-

  ness campus, the state-of-the-art

  approximately 9300-sqm facility is expec-

  ted to be completed by the end of 2026

  and will house over 350 employees in

  R&D, business development, manage-

  ment, and more. The implementation of

  Delta´s smart, energy-saving solutions are

  expected to help the facility achieve net-

  zero energy and the prestigious BREEAM-

  Outstanding green building certification.

  This significant expansion has received

  strong support at both regional and natio-

  nal levels. Marianne Schuurmans, Mayor

  of Haarlemmermeer, commented, "We

  are delighted to welcome Delta Electro-

  nics, a global leader in sustainable techno-

  logy, to Haarlemmermeer. With our ex-

  cellent international connectivity and

  vibrant economy, this region is the ideal

  home for forward-thinking companies.

  Delta´s dedication to energy efficiency

  and smart infrastructure not only enhan-

  ces our local economy but also aligns with

  our vision for a sustainable future. Con-

  gratulations on the construction of your

  new EMEA headquarters in Hoofddorp.

  We wish Delta Electronics every success

  in their journey ahead."

  Echoing this sentiment at the national le-

  vel, Hilde van der Meer, Commissioner

  Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency

  (NFIA), stated, "We warmly welcome the

  expansion of Delta Electronics' activities

  in the Netherlands and are grateful for the

  longstanding and strong relationship we

  have with the company as NFIA. Delta´s

  innovative technologies are a valuable ad-

  dition to the developments taking place in

  the Netherlands. We look forward to furt-

  her connecting them with key players in

  our innovation ecosystems, enabling

  them to make a significant contribution to

  R&D development in our country."

  Dalip Sharma, President and General

  Manager, Delta Electronics EMEA, added,

  "Delta´s new regional headquarters buil-

  ding demonstrates our strong commit-

  ment to the EMEA region and to Hoofd-

  dorp, a strategic location due to its

  proximity to key customers, partners, and

  to the Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, the

  unparalleled gateway to the European

  market. Moreover, the choice of Park

  20|20, renowned for its focus on sustai-

  nability and circular economy principles,

  aligns perfectly with Delta's ESG values.

  The Haarlemmermeer region offers

  access to a highly skilled, multilingual ta-

  lent pool, and a vibrant international busi-

  ness ecosystem, all of which are crucial for

  Delta´s long-term growth and diverse

  operations."

  The new building will add approximate-

  ly 9,300 square meters across five floors,

  offering around 350 mo-

  dern workspaces to

  accommodate Delta´s

  growing EMEA team. This

  state-of-the-art office buil-

  ding is being developed

  in partnership with G&S&

  and features remarkable

  design by the renowned

  MVSA Architects. Desig-

  ned to foster innovation

  and collaboration, the fa-

  cility will feature a central

  five-story atrium bringing

  natural light deep into the

  building, a dedicated

  showroom to display Del-

  ta´s latest technologies,

  laboratory space, advan-

  ced meeting facilities, and

  areas dedicated to creati-

  vity and relaxation. Employee well-being is

  further enhanced by an advanced climate

  ceiling system, providing draught-free ra-

  diant heating and cooling. The building

  will also include 126 underground parking

  spaces and Delta electric vehicle (EV)

  chargers to accelerate employees´ low-

  carbon transportation.

  Sustainability is at the core of the new

  building's design. Targeting net-zero ener-

  gy consumption, the rooftop will be fully

  covered by approximately 715 solar pane-

  ls, expected to generate over 335,500

  kWh of renewable electricity annually -

  covering the building's estimated yearly

  consumption. This, combined with ener-

  gy-efficient architectural design, the cli-

  mate ceiling, connection to Park 20|20's

  central geothermal heat pump system,

  and a separate Delta Energy Storage Sys-

  tem (ESS), exemplifies Delta´s commit-

  ment to the highest environmental stan-

  dards, targeting the BREEAM-Outstanding

  green building certification.

  This new building will further solidify

  Delta's EMEA headquarters as a central

  hub for its operations across the region,

  driving innovation, supporting customers,

  and reinforcing the company's position as

  a leader in energy-efficient solutions and

  sustainable development. p

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  Delta Announces Expansion in EMEA with

  Construction Plans of New Regional Headquarters

  Green Building in Hoofddorp, the Netherlands

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  motor, the system delivers exceptional

  mechanical stability. It enables efficient

  energy conversion in compact spaces, re-

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  Safety: The innovative hidden magnetic

  level switch and pressure switch design

  prevents circuit exposure, enhancing ove-

  rall system safety. This concealed setup

  not only improves operational security

  but also contributes to a more refined

  equipment appearance.

  Accuracy: Integrated with a CFB Grease

  Volume Distributor, the KABP-07 ensures

  precise grease delivery to each lubrication

  point. This level of precision enables accu-

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  prolong equipment lifespan and optimize

  performance.

  Robust, reliable and designed for tough

  operating conditions, the KABP-07 is a de-

  pendable lubrication solution for modern

  manufacturing environments. Its focus on

  safety, stability and precision makes it a vi-

  tal component in improving machinery

  operation and long-term durability.

  With over 47 years of expertise in lubri-

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  both oil and grease lubrication systems.

  Our product portfolio includes manual

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  Precision Lubrication

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  In modern me-

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  cutting across diverse materials is

  crucial. Gear drive metal cutting

  bandsaws have become the pre-

  ferred solution for industries requ-

  iring strength, durability, and long

  service life. Unlike belt-driven ma-

  chines, gear drive models use di-

  rect gearbox transmission, which

  eliminates slippage, ensures consi-

  stent torque, and minimizes down-

  time. For heavy-duty applications,

  this advantage translates into higher pro-

  ductivity and lower maintenance.

  Why Gear Drive Bandsaws Excel d

  Compared with belt-driven saws, gear dri-

  ve machines deliver greater cutting effici-

  ency under load, handle harder materials,

  and require little upkeep. While belt sys-

  tems may be quieter and offer more spe-

  ed options, they often lack the resilience

  and stability needed in demanding pro-

  duction environments. Gear drive models,

  by contrast, are built for performance and

  longevity, aligning with modern manufac-

  turing's emphasis on efficiency and lean

  operations.

  Advancements in Variable Speed

  Technology d

  Rong Fu Industrial Co., Ltd., a leader in

  this field, has integrated DC motor variab-

  le speed control into its gear drive band-

  saws. This innovation combines the robust

  torque of gears with flexible speed adjust-

  ment, enabling precise cuts without mecha-

  nical changes. It is a breakthrough that en-

  hances versatility and usability for industries

  requiring both power and adaptability.

  Spotlight on RF-270 d

  The RF-270 embodies this breakthrough.

  By pairing a DC motor with gear drive du-

  rability, it provides flexible speed control

  while maintaining cutting strength. This

  advancement directly benefits industries

  that require fine, precise cuts without in-

  terrupting workflow or replacing mecha-

  nical components. Operators can fine-tu-

  ne cutting speeds within gear ranges,

  ensuring efficiency and accuracy across

  diverse materials. The RF-270 thus bridges

  the gap between robust gear-driven relia-

  bility and the adaptability demanded by

  modern precision engineering.

  Spotlight on RF-420 d

  Among Rong Fu's product line, the RF-

  420 stands out as a flagship model that

  demonstrates the company's engineering

  expertise. Built for durability and versatili-

  ty, it is designed to meet the most deman-

  ding industrial requirements.

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  for complex angle cutting

  • Integrated tooth selection chart

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  • Standard 2-speed motor with

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  • Hydraulic cylinder feed control

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  • Sliding worktable for quick material

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  • Rapid vise clamping for efficient setup

  • Optional semi-auto bow return and

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  These features not only improve produc-

  tivity but also enhance workplace ergono-

  mics by reducing operator fatigue and

  streamlining repetitive tasks.

  Applications

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  Gear drive metal cutting bandsaws are in-

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  • Automotive: For fabricating chassis

  components and engine blocks

  • Construction: For cutting I-beams,

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  • Aerospace: For high-precision

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  • Oil & Gas: For pipeline cutting

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  • General Manufacturing: For mass

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  Their rugged design and reduced need

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  cation to quality and efficiency, rooted in

  principles similar to the Toyota Producti-

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