For sheet metal experts and laser specialists: magazines from TRUMPF

• Słupsk: True to their roots
• Nové Zámky: Machines, software and a passion for business
• Guimarães: Cool company with a warm heart
• Ditzingen: How cameras learn to see

• Caloocan: Tapping into new opportunities
• Las Vegas: Tube fabrication conquers social media
• Birżebbuġa: Mediterranean efficiency
• Ditzingen: Where innovations thrive

• Slovenska Bistrica: A huge heart for digitalisation
• Utsunomiya: An iron-clad business concept
• Neubrandenburg: Hey robot, please bend....
• Ditzingen: One woman is turning the factory green

• Touguinha: The idea boosters
• Ukiha: Making mowing fun
• Hettingen: Fit machines for muscles of steel 
• Ditzingen: DIY-ers wanted 

• California 
  A stadium roof like no other: How TRUMPF machines made the impossible possible

• Subbiano
  Curiosity, ingenuity and quality: How a natural disaster lead to an international business boom

• Hilchenbach
  Upgrades instead of new builds: How TRUMPF Smart Factory Consultants are making a SCHRAG site the most modern profile factory in Europe 

• Ditzingen
  Smart, smarter, AI: With artificial intelligence, TRUMPF is revolutionising sheet metal processing

• Taichung 
  Chang’s courageous journey: A female CEO in Taiwan battles to create her connected factory

• Dillenburg
  Second-generation growth: two brothers join forces to take H. K. Neun into a digitally connected future

• Moerkerke
  Belgium’s best bending business: Whatever their size, Dezwaef’s bending machines get the job done!

• Ditzingen
  New cells for a greener world: A U.S. start-up seeks to shake up the auto industry with its recycled batteries

• Debrecen
  Grandpa, metal and bytes: why a digital native built up his high-tech production with his grandfather

• Schopsdorf
  Two are better than one: how a Smart Factory developed out of a Tunisian-German friendship

• Sheridan
  Cowboy State 4.0: why EMIT Technologies is networking sheet metal processing in the prairies of Wyoming

• Ditzingen
  Just two euros: why soon we will only have to pay for machine tools per manufactured part

• Medical technology: You have a match!
• E-mobility: Three cheers for a warm EV
• Laser physics: "The easiest way to picture an attosecond? — You can’t."

• Sensor system: New senses for lasers
• E-mobility: Battery boom
• Automation: Lasers on a secret mission

• Secondary Sources: The beam era
• Microprocessing: New start for stents
• Solid-state laser: Laser seeks life

• Display production: Give me a C!
• Tool construction: Hot and ready
• 3D printing: Aged well

Featuring:

• Satellite technology: For the first time, satellites are produced on an industrial scale and then launched into orbit – thanks to 3D printing and laser technology.
• Weather research: Prof. Jean-Pierre Wolf is hoping to use a laser to catch lightening bolts. Clemens Herkommer built this laser.
• Electromobility: How Mercedes-Benz is building successful batteries for the new approach to mobility.

Featuring:

• Energy: Hydrogen is the new energy source of the 21st century. How laser technology is driving the new boom.
• Quantum technology: Interview with Professor Jörg Wachtrup from the University of Stuttgart.
• Customer report: GFH invents laser turning.

Featuring:

• Medical technology: How lasers are used in medical technology to save human life.
• Ultrashort pulse laser: The laser attracts nerds out into the country side.
• Nanoparticles: Prof. Stephan Barcikowski interview about lasers in the chemical industry.

Featuring:

• Power: Quantum computer assists during laser cutting. It's really true.
• Glory: Happy 60th birthday, dear laser!
• Ahead: How hollow-core fibres simplify the production sequences with ultrashort pulse lasers.