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Wireless Communications for Machines
VDMA Wireless Communications for Machines is the network platform around the integration and application of wireless communication systems in machines, plants and production systems.

The working group "Wireless Communications for Machines" offers a cross-industry and application-oriented experience and cooperation platform for all relevant stakeholders of the value chain in the mechanical engineering ecosystem.

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  • ● 3600 Companies
  • ● 35 Trade Associations

VDMA is the largest network organization and an important voice for the machinery and equipment manufacturing industry ​​​​​​in Germany and Europe.
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Industrial strength:

  • ● 255 billion euros in sales in Germany
  • ● 870 billion euros in sales in the EU
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Largest industrial employer:

  • ● 1,2 million employees in Germany
  • ● 3 million employees in EU-27
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Innovative strength:

  • ● 9 percent of total German R&D expenditure
  • ● 18 billion euros spent on innovation per year
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Technologies for climate protection:

  • ● Mechanical and plant engineering can save 86 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions