Stories
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How to improve logistics efficiency and flexibility
Hoek group, a family business that has grown to a group of internationally operating trading companies in flowers and plants, relied on Actemium to support their new sustainable building. This new building will house all of their existing activities in order to increase the efficiency and flexibility of their logistics with the combination of mechanised, robotised and manual order processing systems.
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How did this cobot relieve Alcon’s employees from repetitive tasks?
Alcon, the world leader in eye care, strived to find a solution to solve one of its ergonomic issues in an activity that required employees to perform a tedious task. This job required a repetitive action to place packages of clinical clothing onto a conveyor system.
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Actemium modernizes the core of Denmark’s energy infrastructure
Tyra, the largest gas condensate field in the Danish Sector of the North Sea, has been at the core of Denmark’s energy infrastructure for more than 30 years, processing 90% of the nation’s natural gas production.
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Say goodbye to VR headsets and hello to holographic projections
As part of a recent project based on the design of a handling system, Actemium Bordeaux Energies & Services has been able to make good use of the latest augmented reality tool, the holographic projection.
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How will Actemium support Opel’s greenfield project?
Actemium ASAS (Spain) will support Opel’s greenfield project in Gliwice, Poland, the first greenfield project in over 10 years, all thanks to a consistent partnership with Opel in all of their large factory-adaptation projects since their PSA acquisition in 2017.
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Installation of a Radioactive Waste Export Facility for Sellafield
The First-Generation Magnox Storage Pond is one of four legacy pond and silo facilities at Sellafield that was prioritised for clean up as part of the hazard and risk reduction program. It contains skips of used nuclear fuel which need to be retrieved and transferred for repackaging prior to disposal.
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The ultimate scanning solution to provide greater efficiency and accuracy
KPN, a Dutch landline and mobile telecommunications company, has used handheld scanners in more than 100 stores for inventories and registration of daily deliveries. However, Edwin Hammerstein, Product Owner Retail & CS at KPN, revealed that their scanning solution was outdated because it ran on the no longer supported Windows CE operating system.
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Women in Industry presents Ľubica Takácsová
Women in Industry celebrates Ľubica Takácsová from Actemium Slovakia, who has dedicated 33 years as a system engineer – programmer (in ProCS, Ltd. which presents as Actemium Slovakia). Upon her retirement, let’s recognize her achievements and have a look at her experience as a woman in industry for many years.
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Investing in a solar photovoltaic system made from reused materials can save 62 tons of CO2 per year
COMSIP, the company made up of both Actemium and Omexom teams, will implement a 52kWp solar photovoltaic (PV) system, made completely from reused materials (PV panels, inverter, & cables) of past projects, in the parking lot of their office in Bahrain. Electricity is generated from fossil fuel (99% of Bahrain’s energy mix), resulting in direct CO2 emissions. Therefore, switching from fossil to renewable energy will have an important impact on CO2 reduction.
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Successful completion of a natural gas compression station for SNTGN Transgaz SA, Romania
On the occasion of the announcement by SNTGN Transgaz SA, the national natural gas transmission company, of the successful completion of the works of the third and last compression station SC Bibești, Actemium Petrol & Gaze Ploiești marks the successful completion of a new project. It is the 3rd and last compression station within the BRUA project – Phase 1 that SNTGN Transgaz SA puts into operation, after the compression stations in Jupa and Podișor.
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