Career at thyssenkrupp | Digitalisation and industry 4.0 | Engineering | innovation | People at thyssenkrupp | thyssenkrupp worldwide | Edgar Tan has a passion for engineering and is excited about the possibilities of additive manufacturing. Since October 2019 the 32-year-old has been supporting thyssenkrupp Innovations in Singapore in the development of new production processes.

Engineering | future of production | innovation | thyssenkrupp worldwide | The wonders of additive manufacturing and technological innovation on full display at the Maritime Drone Estate Launch: There is no doubt that Additive Manufacturing – also known as 3D printing – represents the new era for manufacturing. The recent thyssenkrupp and Wilhelmsen joint venture provides positive proof of additive manufacturing’s far-reaching benefits.

Career at thyssenkrupp | People at thyssenkrupp | thyssenkrupp worldwide | Work safety | Brittany McGrath is fascinated by technical issues. She is also interested in the policy and legal aspects of safety and environmental work. Brittany combined both backgrounds and found her professional fulfillment in occupational safety and health at thyssenkrupp North America. For Brittany, it is an interesting mix. “You need to understand the technical aspects as well as the policies to address safety and environmental challenges.”

Automotive-sector | Leading OEMs such as Mercedes-Benz and BMW and sports car icons such as Porsche and Maserati place their trust in damper know-how from thyssenkrupp Bilstein. With the new EVO Performance Line the Ennepetal-based company has expanded its high-performance range of coilover suspension systems for the aftermarket. We took a look at what makes the new high-performance products stand out.

energy concepts | Sustainability and climate protection | Like sun worshippers, directed towards the sky: Looking at solar plants one might not guess that mobility is a major part of photovoltaics.

innovation | Sustainability and climate protection | trends of technology | From July 3, 2021, items made from petroleum-based single-use plastic will be banned from sale in the EU. The market for alternatives made from wood, bamboo and the bioplastic PLA is growing. With a new technology thyssenkrupp is now making the production of the green plastic alternative economically attractive.