Content Manager

Güllü Beydilli

From integrated mobility solutions for urban centers to intelligent networks (AI) for more effective production of automotive components – as part of the content team for the engineered blog and on our social media channels, I inspire every visitor with thyssenkrupp’s innovations and technologies and with the people behind the projects and success stories.

Last articles by Güllü Beydilli

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How professional diversity inspires innovative ideas

Digitalisation and industry 4.0 | Engineering | innovation | trends of technology | The TechCenter Control Technology in Munich is the birthplace of innovative digital solutions. The system solutions developed here make use of numerous elements of digitalization - such as mechatronics, simulation and data analysis.

by Güllü Beydilli

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carValoo – the AI for more transparency when it comes to car sharing

Automotive-sector | Digitalisation and industry 4.0 | Imagine, how much easier and safer car sharing would be, if in the future you could easily check via app whether a car is accident-free or not? Hidden damage, which car dealers like to gloss over, would be visible at a glance and the consumer would be on the safe side!

by Güllü Beydilli

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Effective applications: Making it “easy” for the customer

Digitalisation and industry 4.0 | innovation | Smart factory | We all use apps every day as a matter of course - for entertainment, online banking or to read the news. But why should apps only simplify our private lives? At thyssenkrupp we already use them in many areas of our company. In addition to the "easy entry" software, Materials Services has developed another customer app: "easy supply". This means: faster reordering of the required materials - "easy" via smartphone!

by Güllü Beydilli

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Pocket-sized innovation: How we 3D-printed the test tower

Engineering | innovation | Innovation to go? Every year thousands of people visit our test tower for elevators in Rottweil, North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany. Now visitors can get their hands on a miniature version of our tower. The new souvenir is not only nice to look at: it bears a lot of innovative 3D-print technology in its' 127,94 millimeters and 15 grams made of thermoplastic.

by Güllü Beydilli