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Transportation

Social change and new mobility concepts have led to a constant increase in demand for public transportation. Faced with increasing competition and new product concepts, we need a holistic optimization of existing structures and production concepts and must prepare manufacturing for pioneering, efficient technologies. Dürr Consulting supports customers from the railway, aircraft and public transportation industries in optimizing existing production sites, the digitalization of manufacturing, selecting new technologies and in comprehensive planning for greenfield plants.

Key questions:

What consequences will new mobility concepts have on future and existing production structures?
What will be the production requirements for future rail vehicles and aircraft?