Michael Döring (left), Head of Schubert Motion in Dresden, and Florentin Rauscher (right), Optimisation and Control Engineer, are looking forward to expanding their team at the development site in Dresden.
Working as a developer on the cutting edge of technology
Schubert Motion has many exciting challenges in store. Several new employees will now be strengthening the Dresden team with a clear focus on driving forward the topics of predictive maintenance and simulation. Predictive maintenance is essentially preventive maintenance and is based on the precise and detailed evaluation of digital machine data. Deviating data indicates at an early stage that a component needs to be replaced, for example. Unplanned machine downtimes can therefore be significantly reduced. In the future, Schubert Motion will be working closely with the Crailsheim Data Engineering department, responsible for the acquisition and processing of machine data. Döring explains: “This way, we combine our scientific orientation with the specific issues and challenges faced in the real production world.”
The framework and working environment at Schubert Motion are excellent for enthusiastic developers and ground-breaking digital innovations in the field of robotics: leading-edge technology, a new office near the Technical University of Dresden and, last but not least, a highly qualified and committed team.
