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Decoding future of Mobility: A2MAC1 at the Heart of Industry 4.0

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A revolution is underway in the world of mobility. In an era driven by data, automation and sustainability, A2MAC1 is playing a strategic and decisive role behind the scenes, helping global OEMs and suppliers shape the vehicles of tomorrow. Now, in a new documentary exploring the transformation of manufacturing through Industry 4.0 on CBS News Brand Studio, A2MAC1 steps into the spotlight.

For almost three decades, A2MAC1 has been decoding the DNA of vehicles–piece by piece, bolt by bolt–offering unmatched benchmarking intelligence to the automotive industry. From its teardown centers to its AI-powered data platform, the company transforms physical components into strategic insights.

The documentary follows A2MAC1 teams as they bridge physical and digital worlds, helping carmakers and suppliers accelerate innovation, reduce costs and design more sustainable vehicles. At the core of this evolution is Industry 4.0–where connected systems and advanced analytics redefine how vehicles are conceived, engineered and produced.

"Our mission is simple: we decode the future of mobility," says Patrick Katenkamp, CEO of A2MAC1. "By making vehicle data accessible, comparable, and actionable, we empower our clients to make smarter decisions — not just for today, but for the challenges of tomorrow."

In an industry where time-to-market and sustainability are critical, A2MAC1's data-driven approach allows manufacturers to benchmark more efficiently, innovate faster and stay ahead of competitors, while also reducing waste and improving product life cycles.

A2MAC1's role may be behind the scenes, but its impact is front and centre in the Industry 4.0 revolution. As the documentary reveals, decoding mobility is not just about understanding vehicles, it's about reimagining how we move, think and build in a connected world.

This advertiser content was paid for and created by Acumen. Neither CBS News nor CBS News Brand Studio, the brand marketing arm of CBS News, were involved in the creation of this content.

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