This CES marks an important turning point for Schaeffler, as we not only showcase our expanded and diverse product lines, but also demonstrate our important role in driving change in various industries. "Said Marc McGrath, CEO of Schaeffler Americas. "From robotics to automotive and industrial applications, Schaeffler is committed to bringing the future of motion technology into reality."
Since October 2024, Schaeffler has completed its merger with Vitesco Technologies, expanding its global business network, adding multiple production sites, and enhancing its R&D capabilities. Today, Schaeffler's solutions cover almost all areas of motion technology, including power transmission, energy production and sustainable development, achieving a seamless combination of technologies. Especially in the electric vehicle market, Schaeffler is able to provide a complete product portfolio to support customers in this fast-growing market.
At the exhibition site, Schaeffler's "Humanoid Technology Exhibition Area" attracted a lot of attention. The exhibition area showcased Schaeffler's cutting-edge achievements in robotics through interactive experiences, especially those robots that imitate human movements. The company has used advanced AI technology and the advantages of vertical integration to improve the level of automation and efficiency of production. EMMA, a mobile collaborative robot, has become the best representative of this concept, demonstrating the ability to achieve high-precision operations in a dynamic production environment.
In addition, the "Dynamic Performance Vehicle" exhibition area showcases Schaeffler's latest innovations in chassis systems and electrified power systems, as well as the latest research and development of Weifu Technology. These exhibits cover a range of applications from light vehicles to heavy equipment, reflecting Schaeffler's wide industry influence.
Finally, the "Sports Hub" exhibition area presents the integrated solutions of Schaeffler's eight major sports technology product series, emphasizing the impact of individual component design on the function of the entire system and promoting cross-industry collaborative innovation.
