At this year’s Hannover Messe, Cybus focused on edge-to-cloud architectures, Environmental Social Governance (ESG)-compliant operations as well as energy management and partner networks. Cybus Connectware, the Factory Data Hub for end-to-end data flow between manufacturing and IT, attracted great interest this year due to its new user interface. Real-time data from production can now also be accessed independently by all stakeholders throughout the company.

This year, over 4,000 exhibitors from the mechanical engineering, electrical and digital industries as well as the energy sector presented technologies and solutions for a networked and climate-neutral industry. From the digitalization and automation of complex production processes to the use of hydrogen to supply energy to factories and the application of software to record and reduce the carbon footprint: it quickly becomes clear what is helping to shape the future of the smart factory.

The software company Cybus organized the five days of the trade fair with a rich program: Visitors could be guided live through the new user interface of the Factory Data Hub, which now also enables collaboration and real-time data use for stakeholders from the entire company. A demonstrator showed Cybus Connectware in use for direct machine connectivity and data analysis on-site at the show. And visitors had the opportunity to take away success stories from customers in the automotive and metalworking industries as inspiration for their digitization projects.