The new machine from TRUMPF prepares components for welding while cutting. The TruLaser Series 3000 Bevel Cut Edition automatically creates bevels on the components.

The TRUMPF computer vision team is teaching artificial intelligence (AI) to classify data correctly. The experts are willing to do whatever it takes – including categorizing 100,000 images by hand.

The two companies are developing AI chips and software to improve welding, cutting and marking processes. The technology is intended for more efficient laser applications to accelerate production.

The demand for agricultural machinery from cult brand Fendt has increased. So it's time to switch to continuous production with laser cutting directly from the coiled sheet metal strip.

TRUMPF develops efficient laser processes for recycling electric car batteries. Battery manufacturers can reuse valuable raw materials and comply with the EU recycling quota.

By using three high-end laser applications, the German automotive supplier Webasto has taken this vital component to a new level.

The TRUMPF subsidiary Smart Factory Consulting GmbH is in demand when its customers want to improve digitally. Matyssek Metalltechnik also sought advice and amazed the experts from Ditzingen.

The Software “Runability Guide” uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help users manually run in new jobs on the fully automated TruMatic 5000 punch laser machine. Companies save time, cut costs and reduce workload on production employees.

iAssist, a new AI-based software, analyzes the potential for improving assemblies and suggests suitable design strategies. Companies can elevate part quality and reduce the workload on designers.

The “automated unloading interface with longitudinal belt conveyor” automatically conveys tubes to the separate safety enclosure of a handling system.