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Visit KMWE, booth #D2.0, during the NEDS 2023 in Ahoy Rotterdam, The Netherlands, on 30th November

Visit KMWE together with other companies during the Semicon Europa in Munich, Germany. The Holland High Tech Pavilion is located in Hall B1, booth #B1233.

Visit KMWE, Hall 1 booth #130 and booth #14 (Additive Manufacturing spot), during the 22st edition of the Precision Fair at the Brabanthallen in Den Bosch.

Visit KMWE, together with other exhibitors at the Additive Manufacturing (AM) Hub Brainport Eindhoven Pavilion, booth 12.1 D21.

Linda Bak (author by Innovation Origins) talks to KMWE Aerospace and BIC about the automation and robotization. These are making production processes in factories faster and more efficient. People seem redundant, but appearances are deceptive.

Joris de Bruin is nominated for the Noordhofprijs 2023, in the category Mechatronics. The award ceremony will take place on 7th November at NH Conference Centre Koningshof te Veldhoven.

At the end of this year, KMWE will finally close the doors of the TX building at Strijp-T in Eindhoven. Our colleague Huub Jacobs has shared his passion and dedication for this building.

We investigated new planning practices for automated production cells that run unsupervised. This has resulted in a paper.

The Award is presented annually to a member of the Brainport Industries College that excels in the area of participation by educating BBL graduate students, the professionals of the future. Date: October 5th

Visit KMWE at the International Paris Air Show. We will be exhibiting as part of the Netherlands Pavilion, Hall 2B, G94.

One of the hotspots of the High Tech Ontdekkingsroute is the Brainport Industries Campus in Eindhoven. During this day, you will get the opportunity to take a peek inside our factory.

René Raaijmakers (chief editor of High-Tech Systems magazine) talks to Huub van de Water, CAM engineer at KMWE and winner of the Noordhofprijs 2022, about the gap between design (engineering) and production. Just because someone designs something on their CAD station doesn’t mean it can be made.