In recent years, more and more companies have begun to develop sustainability strategies to incorporate social and ecological goals into corporate activities. But what exactly is a sustainability strategy? Let us offer you a little explanation by showing you how it is done at AT&S.
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Petri Helin likes to have the overview first and then work his way through the details. He is even happier when he has someone to keep an eye on the details for him. At AT&S, Helin is laying the foundations for systematic digitization with typical Finnish calm. In this interview, he tells us about how he joined us almost a year ago and who he is.
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Wearables have definitely arrived in our everyday lives. They are smart bridge builders between lifestyle gadgets and health assistants. Becoming ever smaller, they are inconspicuously integrated in our lives and suspiciously often contain AT&S components. Just like the new Fauna audio glasses made by the Graz-based start-up Usound.
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Commitment, Freedom and Asia – Christopher Hermann
Christopher Hermann, BU AIM Manager at AT&S, looks back on a fast carreer at our company – learn more in this blog article!
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A futurist in his dream job – Marco Gavagnin
Marco Gavagnin is thoroughly scientist. He studied chemistry and shapes AT&S as a technology forecast expert: “My job is a dream job!”
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When artificial intelligence drives the car
Wondering how artificial intelligence enables the future of mobility? Read all about driving automation and how AT&S contributes.
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Four out of ten new bicycles are e-bikes, with a steep upward trend. Electromobility has long become part of everyday life, although it will still take quite some time for cars. With leading-edge innovations, AT&S contributes to increasing the efficiency of electric drive systems. In the transformation of our mobility the signs clearly point…
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Ulrike Klein loves a good challenge. She is passionate about inspiring others and once she has set her mind to something, nothing can stop her. No matter whether or not others think that is possible. She grew up at the edge of the German lignite open pit mining area of Inden in North Rhine Westphalia.…
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Covid-19 with its associated issues of teleworking, distance learning and endless Zoom meetings has shown that our digital life has long been taking place in the “cloud”. However, gigantic data processing centers have a disadvantage: data transmission takes too long for new applications such as online gaming, smart devices, the Internet of Things, drones or…
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In 2030, 500 billion devices worldwide will be connected to the Internet, according to estimates. In addition to cars, smartphones and tablets, they will also include fitness trackers, refrigerators and maybe even food with connected labels. For this vision of a connected future to become reality, it must be ensured that different devices don’t get…
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The question of a white Christmas preoccupies meteorologists year after year. High-performance computers enable precise climate simulations that are used for weather forecasting.
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There are different ways to prove that someone has been infected with the coronavirus. Currently, three methods are predominantly used. However, researchers are already working on new procedures in laboratories which should enable faster results or easier delivery. AT&S printed circuit boards play an important role in these processes. The two methods mainly used at…
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Modern high-performance computers allow researchers to forge new paths in the development of new drugs and vaccines or to model the spread of epidemics. In the analysis of genetic data, whose significance is growing steadily in medical research, supercomputers also play a vital role. Some of the world’s most powerful computers are currently working to…
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Thanks to flexible electronics and progress in sensor technology, clothing can carry out medical tasks.
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