The world of engineering is evolving at lightning speed. In this Tech Talk, Kurt shares his perspective on key trends: the rise of artificial intelligence, the growing importance of digital twins and machine learning, and the expanding role of industrial automation.

In this edition of Tech Talks on the future of engineering, Nico Wouters, Project Manager, shares his vision on the competitiveness of the industry in Belgium. Through advanced automation and machine customization, companies can stay ahead of low-wage countries by delivering innovative products.

In this edition of Tech Talks on the future of engineering, Francis Geeraert, CEO of ACE Belgium, shares his vision on the competitiveness of the industry in Belgium. Our mission is to strengthen and revitalize local production facilities in our country.

In this edition of Tech Talks, Dominic Berten, Senior Project Leader, takes us into the world of virtual design. A glimpse into how combining design and simulation is transforming the way we develop machines—forever. Welcome to the Engineering World of Tomorrow.

In the first episode of #TechTalks, Marco Vitali sits down with our engineer Tom Ramakers. Together, they look back on Tom’s exciting first year at Atlas Copco, where he contributes as a mechanical designer to the Additive Manufacturing team.

It is hard to believe that a year has already passed since my appointment as CEO in Belgium. In this video, I would like to share where we want to go in the future.

The manufacturing industry faces a whirlwind of challenges. From keeping up with technological advances to finding qualified employees. This stems from the persistent talent shortage and the gap between available skills and business needs.

Through its Belgian branch, ACE, one of the leading engineering companies in the Benelux with more than 200 engineers, acquires the Belgian company NiniX Technologies, a major player in the development of innovative electrical systems and industrial machines.

One of the challenges of the energy transition to renewable and low-carbon energy sources is the flexibility of the electricity system. The Dutch company Heat Power and ACE Belgium will jointly develop an innovative steam turbine system that can generate sustainable electricity on demand. This not only makes the electricity grid more flexible, but also brings the energy transition to heat-intensive SME's.