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Animated dinosaurs, construction-themed adventure parks, a cruise in the Alps or a wild ride through the air: summertime means vacation time – and the best season for family outings. Those destinations where things are really moving are the most exciting of all. And technical solutions from Bosch Rexroth running in the background are often what powers them.

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Machinery manufacturers are entering uncharted waters when it comes to plastic electronics production – from the materials to the manufacturing process. When creating new system concepts, they can, however, rely on automation expertise that is already available today: Bosch Rexroth offers a wide spectrum of automation technology for roll-to-roll and coating methods based on decades of experience from the printing and electronic industry.

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At present, an intense safety discussion is arising in the field of stage automation. Two factors give rise to the need for action: Firstly, new test and simulation setups provide important results in the measurement of load peaks for various emergency stop scenarios. This leads to changes in the technical basis for planners, manufacturers, experts, and operators. Secondly, the landscape of standards is changing: national regulations were revised and now stipulate more precise requirements.

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Browsing, zooming and scrolling with two fingers on a display: Smartphones and tablet PCs simplify the operation of complex technology all over the world. Rexroth now transfers this comfort to stage technology. The multi-touch screen of the new operator panel SCIV substitutes the previously common keys for entries, thus simplifying operation. Leap Motion supplements the operation by means of joysticks and start buttons. Moreover, additional software functions in the stage control system SYB 3.0 increase the safety and availability of stage equipment.

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Mantis, the world’s biggest operational all terrain hexapod robot, which was unveiled earlier this year, has made an appearance at the Elmia Wood 2013 forestry exhibition (5 – 8 June 2013) in Sweden. The nine foot (2.7 meters) tall robot, which resembles a giant insect and can be driven remotely or piloted from the machine’s cockpit, took four years to develop and features Bosch Rexroth components and know-how.

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Forestry machines place extremely high demands on the dynamics and stability of the implement hydraulics in order to achieve maximum productivity. In the first heavy-duty series applications, the new A11VO axial piston variable pump of series 40 from Rexroth demonstrates an up to ten percent faster control behavior with an efficiency increased to up to 93 percent.

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The Bosch Rexroth MCR range of radial piston motors has been specifically developed for a number of forestry vehicle applications including feed rollers, rotator heads, wheel and slew drives. Central to the range is the new MCR-W type designed for forestry harvester head feed roller applications.

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