IoT solutions drive our cutting-edge innovations. Our elevators, escalators and moving walks are transforming into smart mobility solutions that ensure maximum safety and efficiency with highest performance integrating automation technologies and real-time data. Thereby, TK Elevator is driving the digitalization of the elevator industry and shaping the future of urban mobility.
Over 15 years after its original construction, the Turning Torso in Malmö, Sweden, remains a highly influential building as the world’s first twisting tower. We take a look at this iconic building!
Until recently, services and offerings were made either in the digital world or the physical world. Today, innovative approaches are merging the two. We investigate how phygital offerings can transform and optimize how we experience services from shopping to maintenance.
How is the elevator industry changing and what can we expect in the near future? Jon Clarine, Head of Digital Services, TK Elevator North America knows and is excited. We talk to him about how digitization transforms services and opens new doors in the elevator industry.
5G networks are already up and running in several cities. Soon, much of the world will be connected to this new standard in mobile telecommunications. 5G will provide a quantum leap in connectivity that radically expands and improves consumer choices, business opportunities, and city services.
Since 2017, MAX-enabled elevators have been proving the value of IoT connectivity and turning predictive maintenance into a reality. Many countries are already benefiting from MAX and others will follow shortly. And the next big surprise is already here: IoT-connectivity for escalators.
Mixing uses is the way to go. As urban populations grow, buildings need to be more than a one-stop shop. To ensure the optimal use of resources and space, mixed-use development can house everything from residential to cultural needs while supporting the growth of a diverse neighborhood.
