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Welcome to #explore, the online magazine from TÜV NORD. Immerse yourself in a world full of innovations, exciting technologies, and groundbreaking developments. Here you will find in-depth insights and inspiring stories about safety, sustainability, and progress. Be inspired by expert knowledge and the latest trends. Enjoy reading!

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Große Mülldeponie mit verschiedenfarbigen Abfällen und einem Planierraupe im Hintergrund unter einem bewölkten Himmel bei Sonnenuntergang.
30/01/2025
A brief history of waste
Article
Sustainability and environmental protection
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16/01/2025
Solar power from Earth's orbit
Aerospace industry
Article
Energy efficiency
Sustainability and environmental protection
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Kunstdarstellung eines Kommunikationssatelliten mit Solarpanelen im Orbit über der blauen Erdatmosphäre und Wolken im Weltraum.
05/12/2024
A new law for space
Aerospace industry
Interview
Cyber security
Information security
Security solutions & Defense
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Eine Frau in blauem Pullover sitzt zu Hause auf einem Sofa und lächelt entspannt, während sie ihr Smartphone bedient.
28/11/2024
An app for everything
Finance and insurance industry
Information technology (IT)
Article
Digitization and innovation
Globalization and international standards
Artificial intelligence
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Zwei Männer arbeiten konzentriert an einem technischen Gerät in einem TÜV Nord Prüflabor mit Absorptionspyramiden im Hintergrund.
14/11/2024
Life Simplifiers in the Testing Laboratory
Interview
Cyber security
Elektromobility
Information security
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Bertolt Meyer in Anzug sitzt in einem Auditorium mit roten Sitzen und stützt nachdenklich seinen Kopf auf die Hand.
30/10/2024
“You can see the high-tech in them”
Medical technology
Interview
Occupational safety and health
Artificial intelligence
Sustainability and environmental protection
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Ein Arbeiter mit gelbem Schutzhelm und Warnweste steht vor großen Wasserstofftanks. Auf einem Tank ist deutlich "H2" zu sehen, während der Arbeiter ein Tablet in der Hand hält.
24/10/2024
Are we ready for hydrogen?
Energy industry and supply
Renewable energy
Interview
Energy efficiency
Industry 4.0
Hydrogen
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Focus topics

Hydrogen filling station in front of a city backdrop
Simply explained!

What is hydrogen?

Everything about the smallest element in the universe, its use and its environmental compatibility. We provide an overview and answers to the most important questions.
Simply explained!

What is artificial intelligence?

All about artificial intelligence, how it works, what it is used for and how security can be tested.
Detailaufnahme des Hecks eines glänzenden schwarzen Sportwagens mit leuchtenden roten LED-Rücklichtern. Im Hintergrund ist eine unscharfe Stadtstraße mit Bäumen und Bokeh-Lichteffekten zu sehen.

What will change with Euro 7

New standard - new rules: What changes Euro 7 will bring, when the new standard will apply to which types of vehicle, and to what extent it will cover electric cars for the first time alongside petrol and diesel vehicles. We clarify the most important questions.
Ein traditionelles Kettenkarussell mit kunstvoll verzierter Mitte und leeren Sitzen, aufgestellt auf gepflastertem Boden in einem Freizeitpark im Herbst.

Safety for funfairs & co.

The DIN EN 13814 standard promises greater safety at fairgrounds and funfairs. In an interview with Michael Krah, we explain exactly what the Europe-wide guidelines contain.

Popular articles

Deceptive know-it-alls

Why AI is hallucinating

Whether in Microsoft's Bing search engine, Whatsapp, Photoshop or other Adobe software, AI assistants are appearing in more and more areas of our everyday digital lives. And the AI language models actually deliver surprisingly convincing results, but they don't always have to be right.

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Solar power from Earth's orbit

How solar energy is to be generated in space

Kilometre-sized solar satellites in orbit that tap into the sun's inexhaustible energy and transmit it to earth using microwave beams: what may sound like science fiction is being considered by governments, tested by researchers and driven forward by companies. And it could supply Iceland, the UK and the EU with solar power from space in the future.

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