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Škoda Auto uses the Aimtec DCIx platform to control electric tightening tools on the Octavia, Enyaq and Elroq assembly lines in Mladá Boleslav. It also supports the Octavia, Karoq, Kodiaq, Cupra and Ateca lines in Kvasiny. This solution makes operators’ work significantly easier and faster thanks to features that actively support them in their day-to-day work. This platform is gradually being rolled out to further work centres. Aimtec was able to meet the high demands placed on critical manufacturing processes, with an emphasis on the system’s stability and sustainability, while also delivering a solution that is prepared for future changes.

Aimtec has been recognised in the sixth annual Czechia Best Managed Companies programme, run by Deloitte Private. This programme is highly regarded by Czech privately-owned businesses excelling in management, strategy, innovation and corporate culture. 

How can you navigate the uncertainty and rapid change in automotive logistics to establish truly resilient processes today and tomorrow? Trends in Automotive Logistics 2025, held on 20 May at Parkhotel Pilsen, sought answers to precisely these questions. Experts from BMW Group, Bosch and more shared their experiences and presented concrete solutions from daily practice to the attending logisticians, IT professionals, digitalisation managers and CEOs.

Uncertainty and changeability are the new reality of the automotive industry. In what ways can digitalisation, automation and artificial intelligence strengthen firms’ resilience? The Trends in Automotive Logistics (TAL) conference will offer answers. This event will be taking place on 20 May 2025 at Parkhotel Pilsen. The event’s subtitle, “Digital. Future-Proof?” poses the question of whether it is possible to prepare today for tomorrow’s challenges – which we cannot yet even imagine. You can look forward to case studies, know-how from experts at Czech and international companies, panel discussions and networking.

 #AimtecHackathon 2025 has once again made it clear that programmers can lend a helping hand just like doctors and physiotherapists. That’s because the goal of year nine of this event, which has grown into a tradition, was not mere technical innovations, but rather projects that help real people deal with handicaps. This year’s event brought together 60 participants, as well as 13 technological challenges assigned by nonprofits and individuals. That’s a brief rundown on #AimtecHackathon 2025, an event with the tagline “Helping through Code” held on 14–16 March at Pilsen’s Moving Station. 

The digitalisation specialist Aimtec is ensuring efficiency and transparency for warehouse management processes at ZELTWANGER’s plant in Tübingen, Germany. Thanks to the deployment of Aimtec SCIx, an extension solution within SAP, this medium-sized company was able to achieve maximum transparency for its warehouse stocks and digitalise work processes to the fullest. This has improved the utilisation of warehouse capacities and minimised the error rate. The result is more efficient production throughput and time savings of up to 60%.