Smart AI: plus10 and ZAHORANSKY optimize MedTech series

HOPPER increases efficiency in strictly regulated syringe production by up to 18% - and has been recognized for this by Siemens.

SKZ awards plus10 the coveted "Premium Partner Research" award for the first time

+ 17.4% throughput increase identified by data-based plus10 optimization software. On large, fully automated and therefore confusing fill & finish lines at Schwarzkopf & Henkel, Shannon® and Darwin proved to be particularly beneficial.

Similar or even identical machines with comparable processes often do not run at the same productivity level. To create more transparency about possible optimization potentials, plus10 offers the intelligent software tool Darwin.

Great success at the Microsoft Intelligent Manufacturing Award 2021

The automotive supplier Valeo has started an application-oriented research and development project with the Fraunhofer AI spin-off plus10 and the AI institute AImotion Bavaria of the Ingolstadt University of Technology. The aim of the project is to increase the efficiency of highly automated production lines with the help of novel machine learning algorithms.

plus10 is conducting application-oriented research together with the Southern German Plastics Center SKZ as part of the DarWIN project on new AI-based optimization tools for injection molding machines. The aim is to develop continuously learning models in a practical manner that adaptively enable higher quality with shorter cycle times around the clock

plus10 is one of the three best startups at the renowned industry competition Factory of the Year in the category "Startup Challenge". With an innovative AI optimization software for automated production, the young company from Augsburg and Stuttgart was able to convince the expert audience.

plus10 implements AI software in injection molding machines at Freudenberg Home and Cleaning Solutions and sets up high-frequency data acquisition and processing.

Every second mechanical engineering company has already entered into a partnership with a start-up. Concrete results do not always follow from such a partnership. Christian Riendl, Hosokawa Alpine, and Felix Müller, plus10, reported on the success factors and challenges of their joint collaboration at this year's tea Technology Transfer Congress in Augsburg.