How Hohner Automation’s Rotary Encoders Power Safety and Precision in Elevators Worldwide

Join a tour of Hohner Automation’s factory to see how rotary encoders support safe, precise elevator operation for over 1 billion daily rides worldwide. Discover their impact on robotics, aerospace, and more.

Inside Hohner Automation: The Technology Behind a Billion Daily Elevator Rides

Every day, over 1 billion people use elevators from global leaders like Otis, KONE, and Schindler Group. A key component behind their safety and precision? Rotary encoders.

Rotary encoders may be small, but they’re critical for the controlled movement of elevators, ensuring safe, reliable operation. Recently, I had the privilege of visiting Hohner Automation, a company that has been designing and manufacturing these precision components for 40 years. CEO Laura Liarte walked me through their factory and shared insights into how rotary encoders drive not only elevator technology but also applications across robotics, aerospace, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing.

The Vital Role of Rotary Encoders Across Industries

Hohner’s rotary encoders bring precision to a wide range of sectors. In robotics, they provide precise feedback for positioning and motion. In aerospace, they ensure stable, accurate navigation. And in renewable energy, they help optimize operations, making sure systems run efficiently.

Explore with Us—And Discover What’s Next

If you’re curious about cutting-edge innovations, join us for this factory tour to see how Hohner Automation’s technology powers industries around the world. And if you’re in Barcelona, meet them at ADVANCED FACTORIES at Pavilion 6, Booth 6F648.

What other groundbreaking companies should we explore next? Comment below and let’s keep the innovation journey going!

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