Transformation: The key to the future
The world is constantly changing. Technologies are developing rapidly, and people are constantly faced with the decision: Do we go with them — or do we lag behind? History shows that progress is unstoppable and at the same time forms the basis for a better future. In all areas of our lives, we experience transformation — not as a sudden revolution, but as continuous, logical development:
The transformation of transportation

1817 — The beginnings of the movement

1908 — The era of motorization

2017 — The electrical revolution

2035 — The future takes off
The transformation of industry

1769 — The beginning of industrialization

1913 — The birth of mass production

1961 — The advent of robotics

2030 — The fully autonomous factory
The transformation of medicine

1816 — The beginning of modern diagnostics

1895 — A look under the skin

1977 — The precision of the magnetic field

2030 — Decoding DNA
The transformation of communication

3000 B.C. — The ancient homing pigeon

1876 — The voice gets a line

2007 — Communication becomes digital and limitless

2035 — thought interface
The transformation of agriculture

1000 B.C. — Farming from muscle power

1701 — The start of precise sowing

1917 — The machines replace animal power

2030 — Autonomous agriculture
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farming
Agricultural transformation is a continuous process that ranges from manual work to mechanization, chemization and digitization to sustainable, technology-based systems. Each step builds on the previous one and opens up new opportunities to produce more efficiently, sustainably and innovatively.
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locomotion
From the use of horses to the invention of the steam locomotive in the 19th century and the automobile at the end of the 19th to the beginning of the 20th century — to modern electric and autonomous vehicles: Each stage of development has not only accelerated mobility, but also opened up new social perspectives and opportunities.
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communications
Starting with handwritten letters and continuing through telegraphy, telephone and e-mail to smartphones and mobile Internet, these developments have fundamentally and permanently changed the speed, range and quality of human communication.
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industry
From manual manufacturing to mechanization and assembly line work in the first three industrial revolutions to automation and robotization in Industry 4.0, this transformation has steadily increased the productivity, quality and flexibility of industrial processes.
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healthcare
From simple treatment rooms in the 19th century to the development of modern hospitals in the 20th century to highly digitized clinics with advanced diagnostics, robotics and AI-based analysis: The digital transformation in healthcare enables more precise diagnoses, more efficient processes and significantly improved patient safety.
Transformation is the engine that drives societies, companies and individuals forward. Each progress builds on the previous one and opens up new opportunities to act more efficiently, sustainably and innovatively.
Our mission is to actively shape this change. We see transformation not only as a technical development, but as an integral process that combines the economy, environment and society. The aim is not to reject the old, but to transform the existing into a sustainable form.
Transformation means taking the next logical step — and we are on the side of everyone who wants to take this path.


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