As the union of market-leading organizations HBM and Brüel & Kjær, HBK are the product physics experts, providing integrated solutions and world-leading expertise across all test and measurement domains.
This enables engineers to drive innovation throughout every stage of the product creation process, with streamlined development cycles and faster time-to-market.
We deliver value beyond measure by helping our customers bring safer, more energy efficient and innovative products to life – faster.
HBK partners with engineers across a wide variety of industries to drive competitiveness across their business, and quality across their products. We focus on Automotive, Aerospace, Audio and leading industry verticals, to add our industry-leading expertise.
We bring everything together, from sensors and data acquisition to data preparation, evaluation and engineering services, with solutions that facilitate digital transformation and leading excellence in application hardware.
Hottinger Brüel & Kjær pauses its business activities in Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine
As a global company, we are deeply concerned about the current situation in Ukraine. HBK has therefore taken the decision to pause all trading with Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine. We also want to acknowledge the impact this situation has on all of us within HBK, and especially to those in our teams who have families and loved ones caught up in the conflict. Health and Safety is at the heart of our business, and we will stand together in our support for the people of Ukraine at this time.
Spectris has completed the acquisition of Dytran Instruments, Inc., after the transaction received the required regulatory approval. As a result, Dytran will be integrated into the HBK business.
The acquisition of Dytran will broaden HBK’s existing sensor offering and further advance its ability to design and deliver custom sensing solutions with a fast turnaround.
In this second part of our interview, Jens Wiegand, HBK’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Senior Vice President of Electronics & Software share his thoughts on the role technology plays in shortening product development cycles without compromising quality and predicts the next big breakthroughs for the product development team.
Electric vehicles (EVs) are so quiet at low speeds that they can be a danger to pedestrians, cyclists, and other road users. So the challenge for car manufacturers is to create sounds that are detectable but not annoying.
With high customer expectations, relentless competition and time criticality, businesses across the world are under pressure to shorten their product development cycles, while reducing cost and maintaining quality. We asked Jens Wiegand, Chief Technology Officer, at HBK, to elaborate on how global trends in product development are shifting and accelerating.
