Release 2.4.1.0 - download now!

Dear ema Community,

You can now download our new ema release 2.4.1.0 here. The new service pack brings with it some new highlights, which we would like to present to you in this newsletter.

Have you already registered for the ema Online Summit? You can look forward to a varied programme. Further information can be found in this article.

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Release Highlights

Support for multilingual collaboration

From now on, task names can be created in multiple languages (at every level) and switched live. This makes it easier, for example, for intercultural planning teams to work together on a project.

Standard processes (user-defined complex processes)

Thanks to a wide range of new functionalities, templates for customised processes can now be created even more clearly, flexibly and easily. This makes it possible, for example, to store dependencies in drop-down lists in order to show and hide parameters dynamically.

Automatic colouring of results

A new intelligent automatic assistant colours important results for the user in order to highlight them for necessary planning decisions. For example, bottlenecks or work places with poor OEE (overall equipment effectiveness) can be easily identified. Machines that require a lot of set-up work are also highlighted directly.

User administration & access rights

Access rights can now be assigned to users for individual projects in new databases. This means, for example, that individual users cannot see certain projects or can only open them in read-only mode.

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ema Online Summit 2025

The ema Online Summit offers companies, research institutions and universities a joint platform for exchanging information on the latest applications and innovations in digital factory and work planning with the help of the ema Software Suite.

Here are some of the Highlight Topics:

‘How can we counter demographic change in the industry?’

Age-appropriate and ergonomic work design with digital planning and exoskeletons by Dr Mark Tr?ster | Fraunhofer IPA - Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation

’Are industrial robots our future?’

Efficient, ergonomic and safe: planning, programming and implementation of seamless human-robot interaction by Mohamad Bdiwi | Fraunhofer IWU - Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology, Botfellows GmbH

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