Innovation & Engineering

Watching our engineers develop ideas and bring innovative technologies to life is fascinating and inspiring at the same time. In our Innovation & Engineering section we want to share the ingenuity behind our innovations and how they take shape in the form of state-of-the-art submarines, surface vessels, our services as well as naval electronic systems.

Additive Manufacturing enables innovation in the design of submarine components

The targeted design of components for #3D printing enables innovative and superior solutions in product development compared to conventional approaches and new business models. In future, thyssenkrupp Marine Systems will increasingly develop dedicated 3D printed components in agile project teams spanning different specialist groups.
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Project IRAV – How to recover munitions in Germany’s coastal waters

The Project IRAV is supported by the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection (BMWK) and aims to develop a concept that enables the detection, classification and safe removal of unexploded ordnance (UXOs) from the German coastal sea.
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Innovative R&D projects funded by EFRE

Technologies based on hydrogen are the key elements for the green energy transformation. thyssenkrupp Marine Systems intends to bring its expertise from the development and integration of alternative energy systems into highly complex, military requirement profiles.
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The shipbuilding of tomorrow works paperless

From order entry to production planning, documentation, maintenance and service of a product, vast amounts of paper are produced. This is neither sustainable nor cost-efficient. thyssenkrupp Estaleiro Brasil Sul shows how production can work without paper.
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20 years of ATLAS EMS – Your reliable partner for out-of-the-box solutions

This year, our colleagues from ATLAS EMS are celebrating their 20-year success story in Electronic Engineering and Manufacturing Solutions. Meet them from November 15th – 18th at the "electronica" 2022 trade fair in Munich.
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Autonomous disposal of ordnance at sea

The seabed of the North and Baltic Seas is littered with 1.6 million tons of chemical and conventional ordnance which is slowly eaten away by rust. thyssenkrupp Marine Systems developed an autonomous and safe solution.
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