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Jan 09, 2026 • minute read

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A smart factory where individual modules make decentralized and autonomous decisions based on the digital data. Our maxolution® system solutions for electrified monorail systems (ems) offer you the right drive and automation solution for cycle operation or flow operation. Smart factory services help factory planners and operators make full use of the benefits that an industry 4.0 smart factory offers for their own project work.

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Sew‑eurodrive's factory is more than a production site—it's a demonstration of how engineering discipline, digital intelligence, and human craftsmanship can scale together. When using special brake control systems from sew‑eurodrive with acceleration function, the brake control ensures that only the accelerator coil is switched on first, followed by the holding coil (entire coil). Data is the basis for a smart industry

Physical products become intelligent, networked solutions through digital services

The basis for this is standardized and consistent data. This is the vision behind the buzzword smart factory 4.0 The industrial internet of things (iiot) transformation will bring about a dramatic change in how factories are automated, affecting everyone in the manufacturing and engineering industries Our technology and process experts plan and configure the system solution, using sew tools to plan the pathways and radio messaging and to design the energy infrastructure to suit the processes

Customers can take a virtual reality tour of the precisely planned simulation of the system and factory to give them an idea of the end result. It is a segmented factory and consists of loosely linked small factory units (factories within the factory) optimized in line with lean principles The individual work stations are process modules that are networked intelligently with each other by assistants (cps systems) People, things, processes, services and data.