Amazon is among the world’s largest online retailers. To ensure millions of daily orders leave the warehouse on time, Amazon relies on our control engineering at more than 50 sites across Europe. At the Rheinberg site our systems control a six‑kilometer conveyor handling around 17,000 parcels per hour – helping Amazon to keep delivery times short and operations smooth across Europe.

In Bosch’s Automotive Aftermarket division, hundreds of thousands of spare parts are provided daily worldwide. To keep logistics at Karlsruhe running smoothly even as demand grows, Bosch relies on our control technology for its complex conveyor system. We developed and installed the control solution using six Bosch Rexroth L65/L75 controllers driving around 2,100 motors. Per hour up to 5,000 totes are stored and up to 3,600 deliveries dispatched – enabling fast, reliable supply to more than 150 countries.

At UPS hubs enormous parcel volumes meet the highest demands for speed and precision. UPS relies on modern control technology and efficient processes. Our solutions help flexibly control complex flows and ensure smooth transitions from inbound to sorting to outbound. With ongoing growth in Europe, UPS invests in evolving its hubs; our technology provides a foundation to reliably process rising volumes – today and in the future.

At DHL’s Leipzig/Halle air hub, consignments from all continents come together. As one of only three intercontinental hubs in DHL’s global network, the site is a central node for international express and freight logistics. Here shipments are sorted around the clock and prepared for onward transport by air or truck. Our control systems ensure that complex processes at the hub run smoothly – for maximum speed, reliability and flexibility.

Up to 8,600 bags per hour are processed at Vienna International Airport. As a major European hub – especially for connections to Eastern Europe and the Middle East – the airport places high demands on logistics and control technology. Our systems ensure the baggage of more than 22 million passengers per year arrives quickly and reliably – from drop‑off to arrivals hall. In total, 26 Siemens S7‑400 controllers operate and monitor complex processes and enable smooth operations even at high passenger volumes.

Kuwait International Airport is a key hub in the Middle East and has seen steady passenger growth for years. As early as 2007 a new international terminal was commissioned to prepare for rising baggage handling needs. Our control solutions help operators ensure smooth, efficient flows even as volumes increase – keeping baggage logistics flexible and reliable with millions of travelers per year.