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EDP systems process what they're fed. If the input is garbage, the output will be garbage.

André Kostolany, American stock market expert and journalist
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Hot sand for hot winters
Think Green
Hot sand for hot winters
Wouldn’t it be great if the summer heat could be recovered for heating in winter? Scientists worldwide are researching this. “tomorrow” presents new types of storage: Sand, acid and, more recently, soapstone.
Covert game changers
Engineering
Covert game changers
Do you know the hidden champions in product history? Inventions that changed world history even though they’ve never been the focus of attention? “tomorrow” travels the trail of innovations from prehistoric times to the present day.
Next Level Logistics
Digital
Next Level Logistics
As if by magic, mammoth container ships are loaded and unloaded in the world’s ports. However, in reality, human workers are still involved in these activities – and they practice their jobs using programs from the gaming industry.
From humming to buzzing
In Motion
From humming to buzzing
Excavators, cranes, and wheel loaders are indispensable at construction sites but their energy consumption poses a problem. That raises the question of how construction machinery can become more sustainable. bauma provided answers.
AI in the cockpit
In Motion
AI in the cockpit
Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving into all areas of life – including aircraft cockpits. The objective is to use digital assistants to make flying smarter and safer and to replace co-pilots in the medium run.
Next stop: airspace
In Motion
Next stop: airspace
One of the places where the future of the road resides is airspace. With a collaborative partnership in the field of flying car powertrains Schaeffler intends to help make urban air mobility a reality.
E aka extreme
In Motion
E aka extreme
With a battery-operated high-speed motorcycle, a student racing team at Schaeffler’s partnering university Ohio State underpinned the potential of electric powertrains. Yet the road toward four world speed records was bumpier than expected …
Obsessed with reduction
In Motion
Obsessed with reduction
95 years ago, a young man made aviation history. In May 1927, Charles A. Lindbergh was the first pilot to cross the Atlantic in a solo non-stop flight. His success formula was to save weight. He even chose not to have a radio and parachute on board.