What it takes to make AI really work in manufacturing
AI offers enormous opportunities for industry. Machines that predict their own maintenance, systems that can find the right information within seconds, software that optimizes processes. The technology already exists. But why do some organizations succeed in creating real value from it while others do not? Download the whitepaper
Revost launches pilot of smart e-bike rack
A new innovation born within TMC’s Entrepreneurial Lab is taking its next step towards the market. Dutch start-up Revost has launched a pilot of its smart e-bike parking system, Lock and Load, at the University of Twente. The pilot will allow employees of the university’s Campus & Facility Management (CFM) to use the system for daily…
TMC strengthens leadership team to power next international growth phase
We are proud to announce a strengthened executive leadership team that will guide TMC through its next phase of international growth. Read more
TMC innovation awards 2026
A single idea can change the world. And sometimes all you need is a little push over the edge to go for it. This December, the TMC Innovation Award is on the agenda. This international initiative gives our colleagues the opportunity to showcase…
AI opens new ways of thinking about problem solving
For Alejandra Salcedo Valderrama (38), one step has always led to another. What started with a degree in Physics eventually brought her into programming, data, and her current role as a tech lead. Read more
AI in practice: how applications make complex technology accessible
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As impressive as AI applications may be, they do not always work optimally for users yet. A key condition for AI adoption is smart integration of AI tooling into existing IT ecosystems. While complex systems run in the background, applications need to be as user-friendly as possible. Read more
Driving circular manufacturing with data-driven reverse logistics at KMWE
As industries move towards more sustainable and circular models, operational complexity increases. This is especially true for reverse logistics, where products and components return from the field and re-enter the supply chain. At KMWE, gaining better control and insight into these return flows became an important step in advancing their circular manufacturing ambitions. With support from…
Taking the first steps with Prometheon in the Entrepreneurial Lab
Innovation rarely starts with a finished plan. More often, it begins with curiosity, ambition, and the right environment to explore ideas. That is exactly how Prometheon came to life within the Entrepreneurial Lab. Read more
Petter Lind – Turning data into sustainable impact
During his traineeship, Petter developed a Power BI dashboard for KMWE that brings clear, data-driven insights into their return logistics process. Where the team previously relied mainly on physically monitoring what was happening on the factory floor, they…
TMC acquires WEB to strengthen project-driven engineering internationally
We are proud to announce that we have signed an agreement to acquire engineering and consultancy specialist WEB. This acquisition is a major step for both companies and an important milestone in our international growth. Read more