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Exoskeletons are making life easier for production workers in Kassel. When Tony Stark puts on his legendary Iron Man suit, the engineer and defence industrialist turns into a superhero who can save the universe with his superhuman powers. Although the exoskeletons currently available on the market may not quite be able to compete with the

Even as a young professional, Frank Pape demonstrated entrepreneurial spirit in the booming call centre industry. That was just the start of a meteoric rise that saw him working as an advisor to governments and corporate boards. Today, the former jet-setter works in a voluntary capacity supporting terminally ill people and those in need at

Beat Imhof knows Eastern Europe like the back of his hand. An employee of Nitrochemie in Wimmis, Imhof takes time out of his vacations to volunteer for an organization called Licht im Osten, delivering aid to the poorest regions of the continent. Since war broke out in Ukraine, every trip has become a challenge, but

Exchanging knowledge, engaging in conversation, sharing advice – Rheinmetall employees can do all this in the Women@Rheinmetall network. Connections cultivated in this forum can have a positive impact on their entire professional lives. “This industry is simply fascinating,” says Monica Wertheim, “it revolves around human mobility and security – two topics that I can totally

Imagine you woke up one morning and found yourself in the year 1022, without electricity, sewage systems or modern medicine – and as a modern human being were exposed to all the dangers and threats of that era. Would you survive? Rheinmetall engineer Dieter Bohn – a passionate amateur author in his spare time –

Television motoring maven Jean Pierre Kraemer is no stranger to high-performance vehicles, but it’s rare that he gets the chance to drive one that weighs 13 metric tons! In any case he jumped at the chance to get behind the wheel of the Survivor-R, Rheinmetall Defence’s new protected law enforcement vehicle. Together with Klaas Krause,

To travel in time, Marty McFly and Doc Brown needed a flux compensator. But when the EVEX Porsche 910 hits the road now after forty years, all it needs is an electric motor – and with almost 500 h.p. and a top speed of over 300 km/h, time flies! This story has all the makings

Development capacity and high speed were crucial when a team made up of Rheinmetall folks from Berlin, Ústí, and Neuss wondered whether it would be possible to develop a ventilator for intensive care patients with items to hand. Spring 2020 … the first coronavirus lockdown. People everywhere were genuinely frightened, worried that our healthcare system