Innovations

for urban mobility

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

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Business Area Elevator Technology

1. Before consolidation | 2. Before consolidation/Corporate

51,426 employees

140 nationalities

€7,468 mn sales1

€860 mn EBIT2

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Elevators Escalators Moving Walks

Airport Solutions Access Solutions Service

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Global footprint

Americas Europe Africa Asia Pacific

Access Solutions

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Worldwide manufacturing

Cheonan

Shanghai

Zhongshan

Middleton

Porto Alegre

Forth WorthMadrid

Andoain

Krimpen

Neuhausen

Mieres

Pisa

Hamburg

Pune

Escalators

Elevators

Airport solutions

Access solutions

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more urban residents

1/3Buildings consume world wide

energy 10%Elevators consume up to

87.5km2Size of Manhattan being built every day

URBANIZATION

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3x since 2000

300 m

600 m

High-rise buildings over 200m

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Burj Khalifa829 m

Shuttle 43. floor

Shuttle 76. floor

Shuttle 124. floor

waiting time for elevator2x

walking to reach appartment2x

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2000

Need for speed in high-rise buildings

Today

15-20 m/s

7-8 m/s

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

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Elevators asa bottleneck

%usable space are used by elevator shafts

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Space

Speed

Hei

gh

ts

Capacity

Conventional elevator technology is limited

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First idea

PATERNOSTER

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First answer

TWIN

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• Two independent cabs in one shaft

• Saves building space

• Reduces waiting time

• Optimized traffic handling

TWIN

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LINEAR MOTOR TECHNOLOGYOur know-how

LINEAR MOTOR TECHNOLOGY

CONCEPT OFPATERNOSTER

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MULTI first ROPE-LESS elevator

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Scalable transportation Freedom for architects

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

-50

%

No limit in heights

Up to 75% reduction in peak power consumption

MULTI

MULTI: Innovative technologies

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First press release2014

1:3 mockup2015 Gijon/Spain

1:1 mockup 2017 test tower Rottweil/Germany

Development of MULTI

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• 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

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June 2017

MULTI unveiling in Rottweil

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MULTI light weight construction

Cabin and bucket

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• Walls (sheets with aluminum honey combs in between)

• Corner joint profiles

• Handrail and illuminationprofiles

Functional mockup:

Aluminum cabin

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• 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

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Supported by

Welded alusheet metal structure

Protoype in test tower Rottweil MULTI

Testing @ BWF-Esslingen Mass = 92kg

Bucket: From design to prototype

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Research & Innovation

Atlanta

GijonRottweil

Elevator Development Center

Test tower Rottweil: Part of global R&D Network

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• Variable speed handrail

• Overlapping pallet system

• Pallet driving system

ACCEL

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• Increased elevator availability

• Quicker service interventions

• Further improved safety and reliability

• Better capacity for planning

• Transparency in service data

• Improved elevator lifetime

MAX

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• Reduces service intervention times by up to 4x

• Helps technicians be better prepared

• Allows hands-free, remote access to experts

• Optimized training tool

HoloLens

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Test tower Rottweil:

Public access Autumn 2017

150,000 p.a. visitors capacity

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THANK YOU.