• Klingelnberg management flagged digitalization, artificial intelligence, automation as core technologies reshaping mechanical engineering under Industry 4.0.
• Executives also discussed the potential use of humanoid robots in production as part of a longer-term factory transformation.
• Focus centered on expected gains in efficiency, innovation, competitiveness, with an emphasis on implications for future value chains.

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