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The ABUS Everox One 61/55 G3 is a smart padlock for flexible indoor and outdoor applications, e.g. on gates, containers, switch cabinets, storage rooms or mobile devices. It is controlled via Bluetooth using the ABUS One app, with the ABUS One Bluetooth remote control and, in the future, ABUS One Pro. Certified to EN16864 Grade 3 (G3) and SSF Class 2, the lock offers reliable security, convenience and robustness even in harsh environments.

August Bremicker Söhne KG
Hall 11.1 Stand D11

Crimp Counter – The Smart Solution for Maximum Tool Lifespan

Crimp it. Count it. Prove it.

In a world where everything is counted – steps, calories, kilometers – we are setting new standards in the maintenance of crimping tools. Your tools also need regular care to remain efficient and durable. The Weidmüller Crimp Counter is the intelligent solution for optimally planning maintenance intervals and keeping track of your crimping tool usage.

Weidmüller GmbH&Co. KG
Hall 10.1 Stand D2/E3

Dirk Hobein is a dry construction professional and impresses with inspiring insights into the world of the trade. He shares his expertise and practical tips that not only provide information, but also have a motivating effect on social media and via his craftsman service.

"For me, innovation doesn't just mean something new, but something that really works in the trade. I've been working on construction sites for many years and explain applications, materials and solutions to professionals and DIYers on a daily basis. That's why I evaluate innovation from a practical perspective: Does a product save time? Is it designed in an understandable way? Does it make work noticeably easier? A good innovation can be explained clearly without being complicated and brings real added value to everyday work. I find solutions that simplify processes, ensure quality and can be applied directly particularly exciting."

Professor of Presentation Techniques and Form Development in the Industrial Design programme at the University of Wuppertal. Works as a designer with extensive industrial experience in product development.

“Innovation from the perspective of industrial design lies in novel, improved functionality and aesthetics, placing the user at the centre. How can the product generate understandable, safe and positive benefits with optimum functionality? The form and design should make these characteristics visible and, in the best case, unfold many sensory levels during use, creating a genuine product experience. Functionality and design should form a strong unity that inspires enthusiasm. Design without a functional connection is merely decoration and has little lasting value.”

Since 2019, Stefan Buhren has been editor-in-chief of Deutsches Handwerksblatt, Germany's highest-circulation business magazine with nearly 350,000 copies printed each month. He began his journalistic career while still at school, learning about utility value and business journalism at Gruner + Jahr in the early 1990s.

“For me, innovation means improving existing processes and – in line with the thinking of the great economist Joseph A. Schumpeter – implementing new combinations. Creative destruction means that something new replaces the old, thereby opening up new opportunities.”