DEUTZ opens its new Innovation Centre

DEUTZ, the German off-highway machine diesel engine manufacturer, has officially opened its new Innovation Centre. Covering 380m², a modern building has been constructed at the Cologne-Porz site to provide DEUTZ employees with space to work on ideas, develop them into prototypes, and shape them into a project, a product or an investment opportunity.
November 19, 2018 Read time: 1 min

617 DEUTZ, the German off-highway machine diesel engine manufacturer, has officially opened its new Innovation Centre. Covering 380m², a modern building has been constructed at the Cologne-Porz site to provide DEUTZ employees with space to work on ideas, develop them into prototypes, and shape them into a project, a product or an investment opportunity.

The focus of the visionary DEUTZ facility is on joint project work, networking and brainstorming. A range of formats such as mentoring sessions, pitch training and creative workshops will support employees in defining and implementing their ideas. The DEUTZ Accelerator innovation concept will provide additional support with developing the idea and designing a business model. The latest technology in the shape of a Windows Surface Hub, a 3D printer and augmented reality is also available.

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