Digitalisation

Convenience is king: Customising specialty gases

Enquiring about specialty gas mixtures just got smoother, more time-efficient and more transparent than ever – thanks to Linde's SPECIFY 1.0.

The innovation ambassadors

Why the Linde Digital Accelerator hopes to make itself redundant

Virtual Reality training with VR glasses. This enables operators to train in future plants – before they have even been constructed. Image taken for the Linde Annual Report 2017.

All eyes on the future

Thanks to interactive, immersive 3D technology from Linde, operators can familiarise themselves with a new plant before it even goes on stream.

Compressor with sensors which collect information that an algorithm then evaluates. These insights form the basis for predictive maintenance.

Inside-out analytics

Linde engineers used data analytics capabilities to develop an algorithm to look into the inner workings of air separation units

Augmented Reality, HydrogenAR, Remote support, Composition

Smart Glasses: Linde looks to the future

Smart glasses and augmented reality are helping to digitally transform the working culture at Linde by enabling instant access to expertise.

Linde truck, side angle shot

AI: Driving Linde tech forward

Artificial Intelligence is optimising a number of processes at Linde. When it comes to road transport, it even presents an opportunity to save lives.

The background picture of LINDE PLANTSERV. The plant in Mirfa, Abu Dhabi is depicted.

How Linde is upping its customer service game

The LINDE PLANTSERV? portal – offering customers a digital marketplace for ease and expertise.

Man with virtual reality glasses, watching the key visual for Gastech 2017. The picture was produced to promote the VR tour on the trade fair Gastech 2017.

Virtual Reality: A tangible potential

VR lets Linde’s clients explore the world’s largest industrial gas processing plants before they are built, causing vertigo on trusted office floors.