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Last Saturday, for once, our company grounds became not just a workplace, but a playground, a place of discovery, and a gathering spot for coworkers, families, and children.

Sometimes logistics processes change, and our systems simply adapt. Our colleague Benny Schulz was on site in Singapore and oversaw the relocation of two of our facilities.

A year ago, we planted trees on our company grounds—as a visible symbol of the partnerships that AKL-tec has cultivated over many years and across national borders.

Whether it’s traditional logistics, automated processes, or highly specialized operating conditions, our solutions are in demand wherever precise data and reliable technology are required.

Technology is constantly evolving. New sensor technology, intelligent software, and AI-powered features open up possibilities that were not yet available when your system was first commissioned.

Missing master data, incorrect package sizes, and unnecessary shipping costs often arise where they are least noticeable: with small, irregular items.

At first glance, they often seem insignificant. But even small protrusions on pallets or cargo can cause significant problems during the warehousing and transportation process.

If your products aren't standardized, measurement quickly becomes a challenge. Different shapes and sizes, along with manual processes, lead to inaccurate data and slow down your logistics.

Together with Kyocera and Suffel Fördertechnik, we have implemented a highly automated intralogistics solution in which AI-supported contour inspection, AGVs, and high-bay warehouses are intelligently networked. The result is safe, stable, and efficient material flow processes—without any additional manual inspection steps.

We've all been there. As soon as summer vacation starts, the highways get crowded. Vacationers pack their cars and hope that everything will "somehow" fit.

Anyone who knows us knows that we think long-term. That’s why we’re laying the groundwork for further growth at our location.

Inaccurate measurements, missing documentation, and extra steps waste time and increase the risk of errors and rework. So why split things up into multiple processes when it can be done in a single step?