In mechatronics, the disciplines of metal processing, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, electronics, and computer science all work together to create technical solutions for every area of society. The greatest challenge today is to do this in a sustainable and climate-neutral manner. The Mechatronics Cluster is prepared to take on this challenge.
The Mechatronics Cluster pursues the vision of introducing the metal and mechanical engineering industries to those trends that will shape the production of the future. This applies to the use of digital tools as well as new production processes, for example from the field of additive manufacturing.
The Mechatronics Cluster aims to make electric vehicles an integral part of smart regional energy grids that include all types of renewable energy. To this end, the electromobility initiative previously managed by the cluster is to be expanded thematically.
The Mechatronics Cluster follows the guiding principle of making manufacturing companies fit for a climate-neutral economy. This requires far-reaching transformations that also affect the economic structure of the company.
