Made to Order (Internet of Things Applications Europe 2015)

We are living in a time where a few trends are permeating more and more areas of our lives. These

trends are connectivity, individualisation and mobility. These trends enjoy a lot of public visibility

in Internet-of-Things and Industry 4.0. For the producers of furniture, the question is: what would

happen if your bookshelf or cupboard suddenly was "intelligent"?

Born in Sweden, Lars Thuring is currently working as Strategic Development Manager with

Logopak Systeme, Germany. He has over 35 years of experience with developing and designing

barcode printer systems. For the past 15 years he has also championed the use of RFID in parallel or

separate to barcodes. Lars has been involved in several projects featuring innovative uses of RFID

and is actively engaged in the GS1, AIM and RAIN organisations.

The company Logopak Systeme in Hartenholm/Germany has been developing and producing

systems for integrated labelling and identification technology, from production to dispatch, for the

past 35 years.

In addition to the main factory in Hartenholm, Logopak has several subsidiaries in Germany as well

as international sites in Great Britain, France, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Poland and the

USA. Logopak provides reliable, powerful technology incl. services for the following industries:

food and beverage industry, automotive and tobacco industry, mail-order business, logistics as well

as paper industry.