We talked to Lufthansa Cargo CCO Dorothea von Boxberg about lockdowns, kerosene generated from electricity and their plans regarding the distribution of coronavirus vaccines.
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Join us for a tour of the last two centuries, exploring innovative concepts for transporting goods and people by means of tubes, vacuum and electromagnetism.
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Hydrogen-powered aircraft could change aviation. Let’s take a closer look at the current status quo of this type of drive and what might lie ahead.
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A talk with Lenzing’s Marco Schlimpert about blockchain technology in textiles, transparency in the supply chain and the production of protective clothing.
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The age of air freight began 110 years ago. A plane of the famous aviation pioneers, the Wright brothers, took to the skies with silk and clearly won a race against an express train in Ohio.
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At All Hallows’ Eve, Mexico shows off its liveliest side. Traditionally, on the Día de Muertos, they remember their dead. We took a look at this seemingly morbid celebration.
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We spoke with Arne Jörn, COO of Ottobock, about artificial intelligence in prosthetics design, recognizing patterns of movement and the use of exoskeletons in logistics.
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Organizing a block train consisting of a total of 46 forty-foot containers from Linz, Austria to Qingdao, China on behalf of the international fiber manufacturer Lenzing? No problem!
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“Wearables” – small, internet-connected computers that are worn directly on the body – simplify everyday activities and leave users free to work with their hands.
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It is widely known that, around the world, railway tracks have different widths. But how did this happen and what do horse hindquarters and Roman chariots have to do with any of it?
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ALUFIX, a company with over 55 years of experience in the production of packaging materials, and cargo-partner – we've got it all wrapped up!
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