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“A con­scious invest­ment in future capa­ci­ties” — that sounds dar­ing at first, espe­ci­al­ly if you mean a lar­ge CNC mil­ling sys­tem inclu­ding robot con­nec­tion. But for a major sup­pli­er to the auto­mo­ti­ve and aero­space indus­tries, it is a well-con­side­red step to be able to react to mar­ket chan­ges at any time and to ensu­re eco­no­mic stability.

And when, as in this case, a pre­mi­um Ger­man car­ma­ker pre­fers a par­ti­cu­lar pro­ces­sing method, Fau­re­cia invests in a spe­cial machi­ne to pro­du­ce first-class inte­ri­or parts for its new luxu­ry SUV range.

In Coburg, the name “Uni­ver­si­ty of Appli­ed Sci­en­ces” is pro­gram­me. Tho­se respon­si­ble at the Insti­tu­te for Pro­to­ty­pe and Model Tech­no­lo­gy (IPM) have inter­na­li­sed this, link theo­ry with prac­ti­ce and defi­ne them­sel­ves as a deve­lo­p­ment ser­vice pro­vi­der for indus­try and trade.