We enhance our service portfolio with new data-based services and offer superior customer experience.
Leadec.os is a global platform with a standardized end-to-end view, from the first offer to invoicing. Customers benefit from maximum transparency across all services we provide.
We connect your machinery to the IoT platform because we have comprehensive machine knowhow and domain expertise. With the help of our partner network, we digitize your factory, irrespective of machine manufacturers or platform providers. We install sensors, operate them and then collect and evaluate machine data to make services in the factory more efficient. As systems integrator we connect your software systems and assets to the cloud. With our partner network we create your digital twin in the cloud and optimize your processes. We can work with your software or bring in our own – our MES solutions have been used by OEMs and Tier 1 for many years. Our robCONTROL system has so far more than fulfilled any cycle time optimization requirements.
Our innovation hub, the Smart Factory Group, acts as facilitator in the factory’s ecosystem. We work with technology partners and test new pilots – related to automated guided vehicles, spare parts management, industrial robots and new business models in the style of “everything as a service.”
As digital work bench, we bring innovative technology solutions to market that fit seamlessly into our service lines.
Virtual reality, automated guided vehicles, or monitoring in real-time are some of the digital services that we provide; we continuously explore the development of new technologies to make them applicable for our daily service processes.
No machine runs like another, even when they are identical. So, it's not easy to uncover anomalies in vibration data. An intelligent algorithm can help. Born in this year’s ICNAP hackathon.
Batteries are the key technology for future drives. What does this mean for the factory, and what special challenges does the production of the batteries entail? Together with the market research institute Lünendonk, Leadec has prepared a white paper that answers these questions, among others.
Article published on February 22, 2021 in the F.A.Z.
Open collaboration unleashes true innovative power – this is how the community idea of the Open Manufacturing Platform (OMP) can be described. Leadec has joined in 2021.
Lubricants are true all-rounders. The corresponding lubrication management is at least as important. Especially when it comes to Production 4.0.
In both India and Germany, Leadec engineers are currently watching their vibration sensors, collecting data and waiting for pumps or blowers to fail. Why? Because here as well as there, they will show their customers how vibration monitoring leads to preventive maintenance.
A surprising M&A announcement at the end of the year: Leadec has acquired US company Diversified Automation. In a joint interview, founder and CEO Tony Young and Leadec CEO Markus Glaser-Gallion report on the reasons behind the move, opportunities and future prospects.
The factories of the future are superseding traditional manufacturing concepts and hierarchical supply chains. As as service provider, Leadec offers advice on design concepts for smart factories.
How digital is an industry service provider? There is a lot of IT in production control, resource scheduling and plant design. In Chemnitz, for example, there are Leadec innovators who sell their software solutions as far away as Mexico.
Since June 2019, Leadec has had its own innovation hub dealing with the digital transformation. The “Smart Factory Group” develops digital service offers, serves as a platform for the exchange with external technology partners and promotes digitization inside the company.
A reliable partner, experienced expert and innovator: Find out more in our corporate brochure.
Have you ever asked yourself, what our industrial services have to do with digitization? Is all this not a little bit cheered, while the real benefit remains unclear?
A robot suddenly failed in production. Could this failure have been predicted or even prevented? 20 students from the Albstadt-Sigmaringen University tried to find an answer to this question in the week-long Data Science Summer School 2018.
