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JLR strengthens EV manufacturing with supply chain hires

Mercedes-Benz tests advanced Human-Machine Interfaces blending AI, robotics and shopfloor input at Berlin Digital Factory

Humans and machines converge for Mercedes-Benz’ vehicle production

Volvo follows suit as global carmakers slash jobs and scale back EV plans as sales stall and market conditions worsen

‘Restructuring’: Volvo cuts 3,000 jobs as EV demand continues to falter

JLR strengthens EV manufacturing with supply chain hires
Humans and machines converge for Mercedes-Benz’ vehicle production
‘Restructuring’: Volvo cuts 3,000 jobs as EV demand continues to falter

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Managing materials choices – Fossil-free steel
2023-10-24T11:26:00+01:00By Nick Holt
Scania to stop bus body production in Poland
2023-05-30T16:20:00+01:00By Megan Kelly

Register now: Scan-First Digital Twins: A reality capture roadmap for agile, ROI-focused brownfield transformation

2025-05-29T11:50:00+01:00

Discover how a leading US-based OEM is using Cintoo’s scan-first digital twins to streamline factory upgrades, reduce risk, and drive ROI. Learn how Cintoo’s reality capture platform enables faster decision-making, remote collaboration, and agile responses to supply chain disruptions. Perfect for OEMs, EV manufacturers, and suppliers navigating today’s volatile automotive landscape.

Cybersecurity: Building defence-in-depth into smart factories

2025-05-28T13:42:00+01:00By AMS

Smart factories are vulnerable to growing cyber threats as IT and OT systems converge. Siemens outlines a holistic cybersecurity approach rooted in IEC 62443, Zero Trust, and defence-in-depth principles to protect digital enterprises and ensure resilient, sustainable industrial operations.

Henkel provides next-generation gap filler solutions for automotive electronics

2025-04-17T12:52:00+01:00By AMS

As vehicles evolve into high-performance computing platforms, thermal management is critical. Henkel’s next-gen gap fillers are engineered to handle rising heat loads in compact, power-dense automotive electronics, tackling heat in compact ECUs and battery modules, supporting safe, high-density automotive electronics for EVs and ADAS.

OEMs and Tier Suppliers

JLR strengthens EV manufacturing with supply chain hires

Humans and machines converge for Mercedes-Benz’ vehicle production

‘Restructuring’: Volvo cuts 3,000 jobs as EV demand continues to falter

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