Less is more

Simon Weidenbruch has come up with a totally new way of generating high voltage. Here he explains why that makes a radiometric level measuring device more sustainable.

All for One

Hydrogen is considered key to the energy transition and climate neutrality of entire industries. All along the value chain, companies are working on innovative technologies and applications to help this new energy carrier achieve a breakthrough. Here are three examples.

Feedstock of the future

Algae, with their many potential uses in medicine and as a superfood or biofuel, could help feed the world and benefit the climate. We reveal what makes them the natural resource of the 21st century – and how Phyox is taking its algae cultivation to the next level.

Inspiration from space

Constructing a Mars Rover like the scientists at NASA? The European Rover Challenge, a competition for university students, makes it possible. A team from the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland placed second - with the help of four young Endress+Hauser employees.

Riding the waves to success

Radar technology is often employed when reliable level measurement in containers is required. Ever since Endress+Hauser introduced this measurement principle in 1993, radar-based instruments have seen steady development. Let’s take a look at a genuine jack-of-all-trades.

Pioneering green spirit

Long Ridge Energy is one of the world’s first power plant operators to blend hydrogen with natural gas at scale. Measurement technology plays a critical role in paving the way for the decarbonization of the energy industry.

Side by side

For long-term success, companies must build on proven strengths and press forward with new ideas. Endress+Hauser is a reliable partner on both counts – with a passion for innovation and a thorough understanding of customers’ needs.

Adaptability

From beginnings in coal mining to present-day interests in health, nutrition and biosciences, Royal DSM has shown it has the courage to change while remaining true to itself. The merger with Firmenich marks a continuation along this path, while Endress+Hauser is also in demand as an innovative partner.

Onward

Companies constantly have to adapt to their environment, overcome crises and seize opportunities. These days, many of them fall by the wayside much earlier than a few decades ago. What is it that long-lived and successful businesses do right? Or what do they do differently? Time to consult the survival manual.

A virtual friend for life

A digital twin is the virtual likeness of a real-world object. Underlying that likeness is a wealth of data and algorithms that can be used to simulate aspects such as installation and functioning. But Endress+Hauser’s vision goes further: the goal of a digital twin is to offer added value for customers across a product’s entire life cycle.