Max Bögl

Bauma Innovation
Award winner

Assembly of a hybrid towerwith climbing crane Figure: Max Bögl Wind AG
Assembly of a hybrid towerwith climbing crane
Figure: Max Bögl Wind AG

Serving every three years as a platform for numerous new and further developments, Bauma is the innovation driver for the international construction equipment, building materials and mining machinery industries. Central organizations of the German construction industry, Verband Deutscher Maschinen- und Anlagenbau (VDMA - German Engineering Federation) and Messe München take this opportunity to offer the Bauma Innovation Award. With the award, the organizers honor research and development teams of companies and universities who have developed leading edge technology being suitable for practical...

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