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Innovations

for urban mobility

Dr. Oliver Tietze | Leichtbau SymposiumRottweil, July 13, 2017

2 | Rottweil, July 13, 2017 | Innovations for urban mobility

Business Area Elevator Technology

1. Before consolidation | 2. Before consolidation/Corporate

51,426 employees

140 nationalities

€7,468 mn sales1

€860 mn EBIT2

Elevators Escalators Moving Walks

Airport Solutions Access Solutions Service

Global footprint

Americas Europe Africa Asia Pacific

Access Solutions

Worldwide manufacturing

Cheonan

Shanghai

Zhongshan

Middleton

Porto Alegre

Forth WorthMadrid

Andoain

Krimpen

Neuhausen

Mieres

Hamburg

Escalators

Elevators

Airport solutions

Access solutions

more urban residents

1/3Buildings consume world wide

energy 10%Elevators consume up to

87.5km2Size of Manhattan being built every day

URBANIZATION

3x since 2000

High-rise buildings over 200m

Burj Khalifa829 m

Shuttle 43. floor

Shuttle 76. floor

Shuttle 124. floor

waiting time for elevator2x

walking to reach appartment2x

Need for speed in high-rise buildings

15-20 m/s

7-8 m/s

10 m/s 10-12 m/sHigh-risesegment

Elevators asa bottleneck

%usable space are used by elevator shafts

Capacity

Conventional elevator technology is limited

First idea

PATERNOSTER

First answer

• Two independent cabs in one shaft

• Saves building space

• Reduces waiting time

• Optimized traffic handling

LINEAR MOTOR TECHNOLOGYOur know-how

LINEAR MOTOR TECHNOLOGY

CONCEPT OFPATERNOSTER

MULTI first ROPE-LESS elevator

Scalable transportation Freedom for architects

Increasing capacity by 50 % and reducing the elevator foot-print within a building by half

No limit in heights

Up to 75% reduction in peak power consumption

MULTI: Innovative technologies

First press release2014

1:3 mockup2015 Gijon/Spain

1:1 mockup 2017 test tower Rottweil/Germany

Development of MULTI

• Hight: 246m

• Test shafts: 12 (incl. 3 MULTI)

Dec 2016 Test operations

June 2017 MULTI unveiling

Dec 2014 Foundation stone

July 2015 Roofing ceremony

Test tower in Rottweil:

Our R&D center in Germany

June 2017

MULTI unveiling in Rottweil

MULTI light weight construction

Cabin and bucket

• Walls (sheets with aluminum honey combs in between)

• Corner joint profiles

• Handrail and illuminationprofiles

Functional mockup:

Aluminum cabin

• Cabin walls made of carbon composites as sandwich structure

• Special hand rail

• Profiles for indirect illumination made of carbon composites

• Cabin windows made of special thin laminated glass

• Roof windows made of scratch-resistant poly carbonate

• Door panel made of carbon composites

• Door window made of polycarbonate cover layer with aluminum honey comb inside

Showcabin: Carbon composites

Supported by

Welded alusheet metal structure

Protoype in test tower Rottweil MULTI

Testing @ BWF-Esslingen Mass = 92kg

Bucket: From design to prototype

Research & Innovation

Atlanta

GijonRottweil

Elevator Development Center

Test tower Rottweil: Part of global R&D Network

• Variable speed handrail

• Overlapping pallet system

• Pallet driving system

• Increased elevator availability

• Quicker service interventions

• Further improved safety and reliability

• Better capacity for planning

• Transparency in service data

• Improved elevator lifetime

• Reduces service intervention times by up to 4x

• Helps technicians be better prepared

• Allows hands-free, remote access to experts

• Optimized training tool

HoloLens

Test tower Rottweil:

Public access Autumn 2017

150,000 p.a. visitors capacity

THANK YOU.

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