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Scania launches Protected Cab at Eurosatory 2026

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SÖDERTÄLJE, Sweden, June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Scania strengthens its defence offering with the introduction of a modular protected cab at Eurosatory 2026. Developed for resilient and mission-critical defence logistics, the protected cab combines crew protection, mobility and operational availability in a solution built within Scania’s modular system.

Presented for the first time at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris, the protected cab enables defence customers to specify protected vehicles without moving to a separate platform. It marks a new performance step in Scania’s modular system and reflects the company’s continued development of robust, reliable and adaptable transport solutions for modern defence and total defence requirements.

“Defence logistics and transport resilience are becoming increasingly important for armed forces and societies across Europe and beyond. With the protected cab, Scania combines protection and operational capability with the modularity, reliability and support systems already proven across our global transport ecosystem,” says Stefano Fedel, Head of Scania Commercial. 

In defence operations, transport capability is a prerequisite for military effectiveness and societal resilience. Vehicles must be able to operate in demanding environments, support critical logistics and remain available throughout long service lives.

The protected cab is intended for operations where the crew must be able to perform safely and effectively while the vehicle continues to support the mission in demanding terrain, challenging weather and around-the-clock use. The cab environment is designed to support driver alertness, manoeuvrability and control when the operational situation is complex.

The solution enhances crew survivability through ballistic and blast protection features, while preserving visibility, ergonomics and the familiar Scania driver environment. It enables integration of mission-specific systems, equipment and bodywork.

Protection levels can be configured to operational requirements and mission profiles. The product is fully compliant with STANAG 4569 Level 1–3.

A key feature of the concept is its modular approach to protection and vehicle configuration. Customers can configure vehicles according to mission requirements and operational phases, supporting both training and operational readiness within the same vehicle architecture.

The protected cab is available for 4×4, 6×6 and 8×8 configurations and is designed to fulfil strategic mobility requirements, including UIC GA train tunnel profile. This gives customers flexibility over time and contributes to efficient use of protected resources.

By maintaining commonality across fleets, driver environments and maintenance systems, customers can adapt vehicles for different missions without losing core Scania characteristics such as robustness, driver focus and operational efficiency.

“The new modular protected cab is not a separate platform outside the Scania system. It is developed according to the same principles that define Scania’s approach to modularity, uptime and operational efficiency. That gives customers a scalable and adaptable solution with strong long-term support,” says Sara Forsberg, CTO and Head of Scania R&D. 

The truck with protected cab is built within Scania’s standard modular and production system. The cab is manufactured in Sweden and integrated into Scania’s regular production flow, where final vehicle assembly takes place alongside other defence truck variants at Scania’s production facilities.

By building on the same modular architecture and industrial processes as the rest of the Scania product portfolio, customers benefit from familiar driver ergonomics, common interfaces, shared spare parts and established service and support structures throughout the vehicle lifecycle.

Through Scania’s modular system and common components, defence vehicles can be supported by established service, parts and maintenance structures. This strengthens operational availability and helps customers manage lifecycle cost, whether vehicles are used in domestic operations, deployed environments or long-term fleet programmes.

Scania has supplied defence-related vehicles and solutions for more than a century and today delivers defence trucks, engines and related solutions to several NATO countries and allied nations. With the modular protected cab, Scania further strengthens its role as a long-term partner for customers who need reliable transport solutions that can perform in demanding operations and deliver over time.

Eurosatory provides an international platform to present the solution to defence customers, partners and industry stakeholders. Scania will showcase the modular protected cab as a model during Eurosatory 2026 in Paris.

With the modular protected cab, Scania brings together protection, modularity, industrial integration and lifecycle support in one solution – designed to perform in demanding operations and built to deliver over time.

Protected Cab key facts

Available for 4×4, 6×6 and 8×8 configurationsProtection levels configurable to operational requirementsFully compliant with STANAG 4569 Level 1–3Designed to fulfil strategic mobility requirements, including UIC GA train tunnel profileNew performance step in Scania’s modular systemShared spare parts and service structure with the Scania platform

Learn more about Scania at Eurosatory 2026.

For further information, please contact:
Erik Bratthall
Corporate Public and Media Relations Manager, Scania
Phone: +46 76 724 45 27 
E-mail: erik.bratthall@scania.com

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INTAMSYS Named Exclusive FFF 3D Printing Sponsor of WorldSkills Shanghai 2026

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SHANGHAI, June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Following its successful collaboration with WorldSkills Lyon 2024, INTAMSYS has once again been named the exclusive FFF 3D printing sponsor of the 48th WorldSkills Competition, scheduled to take place in Shanghai in 2026.

As part of the preparations for the event, INTAMSYS recently supported the centralized assessment and mock competition for training. The company provided equipment deployment, material supply, and full-cycle technical support across four skill areas: 05 Mechanical Engineering CAD, 57 Additive Manufacturing, 59 Industrial Design Technology, and 64 Unmanned Aerial Systems.

Throughout the competition, INTAMSYS worked closely with organizers and technical teams to ensure stable equipment operation, consistent printing performance, and timely on-site support. Following the event, the WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 Executive Bureau issued a letter of appreciation, recognizing the company’s contributions to event organization, technical services, operational stability, and communications.

The renewed partnership reflects the demanding technical standards of the WorldSkills Competition. In areas such as additive manufacturing, industrial design, mechanical engineering, and unmanned aerial systems, 3D printing serves as a key link between digital design, engineering validation, functional manufacturing, and real-world applications.

Competition equipment must therefore do more than simply produce parts. It must operate reliably under intensive conditions, maintain consistent results across different users and tasks, and support engineering requirements comparable to those in industrial environments. These expectations align with the core value of industrial-grade FFF technology: stable, repeatable, and verifiable manufacturing performance.

By supporting multiple WorldSkills competitions, INTAMSYS has demonstrated its strengths in industrial-grade FFF technology, event support, technical coordination, and global service delivery.

Looking ahead, INTAMSYS will continue connecting vocational skills education with advanced manufacturing by bringing industrial standards, process expertise, and real-world application experience to the WorldSkills stage, helping more young professionals develop the capabilities required for the future of manufacturing.

 

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ITRI Europe Office Marks Its 30th Anniversary With Expanded Technology Cooperation

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BERLIN, June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) celebrated the 30th anniversary of its ITRI Europe Office with a technology forum in Berlin on June 12, bringing together leading European R&D organizations, including the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, the European Association of Research and Technology Organisations (EARTO), and Technische Universität Braunschweig (TU Braunschweig).

The ITRI Europe Office was established in Germany in 1996 to bolster Taiwan’s industrial innovation and transformation capabilities. Since then, the Office has served as a pivotal hub for Taiwan–Europe innovation collaboration. It has supported Taiwan’s participation in more than 20 Horizon Europe programs, forged cooperation agreements with partners in 14 European countries including Germany, the UK, France, and Spain, and facilitated nearly 100 joint R&D projects.

“The 30th anniversary of the ITRI Europe Office marks the deepening of Taiwan–Europe technology cooperation and reflects ITRI’s transformation from a technology scout to a strategic partner for the European innovation ecosystem,” said ITRI Chairman Tsung-Tsong Wu. He emphasized that technology collaboration depends not just on technical expertise but on mutual trust built over time. For instance, ITRI and Fraunhofer have collaborated since 1992. The renewal of another five-year MoU will build on existing joint efforts in healthcare, ICT, and green energy, and further open new avenues in AI and robotics.

“The long-standing partnership between Fraunhofer and ITRI is a strong example of how trust, continuity, and a shared commitment to the future create lasting impact,” said Johann Feckl, Director of Pre-Competitive Research and International Affairs, in his keynote address. “In applied research, international connectivity is essential to identifying technological developments early and turning them into impactful innovation.”

As part of ITRI’s broader engagement with Europe’s technology and industrial sectors, ITRI held ITRI UK Tech Day to mark the first anniversary of its UK Office. It also advanced its partnership with the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), including but not limited to cooperation from semiconductor technology to AI and other related technology.

Aligned with the EU’s R&D priorities in net zero, biomedicine, digital innovation, and space, ITRI will continue to reinforce Taiwan–Europe technology ties through its offices in Berlin and London as it expands collaboration with partners in France, the Netherlands, and Central and Eastern Europe in emerging fields such as drones. With its network across industry, government, academia, research institutes, and startups, ITRI aims to accelerate technology exchange, policy dialogue, and cross-domain innovation, positioning Taiwan as a key force in global industrial transformation.

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Showcasing the Best in AC Installation: Midea Club Flash Installation ASEAN Tournament Returns Bigger Stakes and Up to $25,000 in Prizes

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FOSHAN, China, June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Midea Club Flash Installation Tournament Season 2 (MCFIT S2), ASEAN’s largest air-conditioning installation competition, officially opens registration today across Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Elite installers will compete in local qualifiers and national finals before advancing to the ASEAN Grand Finals to be held in Foshan, China.

Raising Industry Standards Together

Developed by Midea Club to elevate installation standards and professionalism across Southeast Asia, MCFIT recognizes the Midea installers who deliver comfort to millions of homes. With the theme,”Deserve to Be Seen” the tournament seeks precision standards that ultimately benefit our customers by ensuring safety and unmatched customer comfort experience. Hence, such unified benchmarks across all markets drive higher standards for the entire industry.  

Master Speed, More Profits: Bigger Rewards Than Ever

Guided by the core philosophy “Master Speed, More Profits”, MCFIT S2 adds outdoor unit installation to the timed contest for a complete practical assessment of professional skills, using the standardized Midea Celest Pro model across all markets. Faster, more efficient installation directly translates into improved service for customers and higher earnings for installers. New awards include the fan-voted “Most Popular Flash Star” and the $5,000 “Master of Speed” country team award. Individual prizes include $5,000 for the champion, $2,000 for second place, and $1,000 for third—bringing the total prize pool to over $25,000.

From Behind the Scenes to Spotlight

Beyond the competition floor, Season 2 launches a new online public voting track — MCFIT Most Popular Flash Star. The dedicated installers who bring comfort to millions of homes every day deserve recognition, not just for their speed, but for their unwavering commitment to craftsmanship and safety —— they deserve to be seen. This year, MCFIT is no longer just a race against the clock. It’s a real stage that brings installers out from behind the scenes and into the spotlight, letting the public see, appreciate, and celebrate the professionals who make comfort possible.

A Proven Platform for Installation Excellence

MCFIT’s inaugural season in 2025 reached over 13,000 installers across five nations, with more than 1,000 top installers competing over three months. Twenty-five elite finalists gathered in China for the Grand Final, where the Philippines won both the Master of Speed Championship and National Award for Master of Speed Country. The event generated over 12.84 million media impressions, establishing MCFIT as the definitive platform for installation excellence in the region. Season 2 builds on this momentum with broader participation, tougher standards, and greater recognition for the professionals who bring comfort into every home.

Registration is now open. Open the Midea Club APP now, sign up, and step into the spotlight — because you deserve to be seen!

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