A talk with Lenzing’s Marco Schlimpert about blockchain technology in textiles, transparency in the supply chain and the production of protective clothing.
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The age of air freight began 115 years ago. A plane of the famous aviation pioneers, the Wright brothers, took to the skies with silk and clearly won a race against an express train in Ohio.
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At All Hallows’ Eve, Mexico shows off its liveliest side. Traditionally, on the Día de Muertos, they remember their dead. We took a look at this seemingly morbid celebration.
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We spoke with Arne Jörn, COO of Ottobock, about artificial intelligence in prosthetics design, recognizing patterns of movement and the use of exoskeletons in logistics.
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Organizing a block train consisting of a total of 46 forty-foot containers from Linz, Austria to Qingdao, China on behalf of the international fiber manufacturer Lenzing? No problem!
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“Wearables” – small, internet-connected computers that are worn directly on the body – simplify everyday activities and leave users free to work with their hands.
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ALUFIX, a company with over 55 years of experience in the production of packaging materials, and cargo-partner – we've got it all wrapped up!
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Predictive analytics is one promising application for artificial intelligence employed for precisely this purpose. We took a closer look at predicitive analytics & anticipatory logistics.
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When exhaust gas is nothing more than water vapor: Hydrogen is drawing increasing attention as an extremely promising energy carrier even for road transportation.
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AMB Ecosteryl develops equipment and machinery used for recycling, recovery and decontamination of medical waste. We talked to their President, Olivier Dufrasne, about recent challenges.
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