DB Schenker is the world's first logistics service provider testing an automated "Wiesel" at its site in Nuremberg. This vehicle manufactured by KAMAG has been developed to transport swap bodies at logistics yards and can move these autonomously.

At present, printing includes medical devices made from stainless steel, robot gripper fingers made from plastic, or customized packaging material.

Research project of DB Schenker, MAN Truck & Bus, and Hochschule Fresenius starts in the test phase on the A9 highway

Deutsche Bahn is taking a stake in Ridecell and GoKid, two startups in the US • DB is expanding expertise in shared mobility • Opportunities and potential synergy for improving the company's own products

DB Schenker implements ProGlove – an intelligent scanning glove – at its warehouse in Eching near Munich. ProGlove is a device for scanning barcodes in the picking process. The small and lightweight scanning unit is attached to a glove worn by...

Joint research project assessing potentials of electric trucks for delivery services in urban areas

Strategic partnership opens up new opportunities for growth

Live World Cup broadcasts in the Train of Idea's big-screen compartment

Term runs until March 2020 • "There is much to do – let's tackle it together," says Odenwald. • "We look forward to our work together," says DB CEO Dr. Richard Lutz.

New passenger record set in long distance transport