dormakaba committed to test access systems designed to reduce energy consumption and ensure reliable performance even in subzero temperatures and severe Arctic weather. This pilot installation spans key areas of the Sorrisniva resort in Alta, Norway: from the restaurant of the Arctic Wilderness Lodge through the building to the door leading to the entrance of the ice hotel.
dormakaba
Commerce de gros de matériaux de construction
Rümlang, Zürich 129 011 abonnés
À propos
dormakaba France est née de la fusion entre Kaba France SAS et Dorma France SAS le 30 juin 2016. Avec la fusion des groupes Dorma et Kaba, le groupe dormakaba est aujourd'hui l’un des deux premiers fournisseurs mondiaux de solutions d’accès pour les bâtiments. Aujourd'hui, dormakaba France compte environ 270 employés répartis sur ses deux sites de Créteil et du Mesnil Saint Denis. Avec une large gamme de produits, de solutions et de services pour l’accès aux bâtiments, dormakaba France est aujourd’hui votre fournisseur de solution d’accès intelligentes et sûres : des ferme-portes aux cylindres mécaniques en passant par les verrouillages, les solutions de contrôle d’accès électroniques, de gestion des temps, gestion et serrures hôtelières, opérateurs pour portes battantes, les portes automatiques coulissantes, l’agencement du verre, les cloisons mobiles en verre. Plus que jamais, dormakaba est votre partenaire de confiance pour vos solutions d’accès.
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http://www.dormakabagroup.com
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- Secteur
- Commerce de gros de matériaux de construction
- Taille de l’entreprise
- + de 10 000 employés
- Siège social
- Rümlang, Zürich
- Type
- Société cotée en bourse
- Domaines
- Door Hardware, Entrance Systems, Electronic Access & Data, Services, Master Key Systems, Lodging Systems, Safe Locks, Key Systems et Moveable Walls
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dormakaba, ANYbotics, and LEGIC have successfully tested a joint pilot at GE Vernova’s Whitegate power plant in Ireland. The partners are presenting the resulting solution at LEGIC connect26 conference in Zurich. Autonomous inspection robots can now move through access-controlled doors in industrial environments just like authorized employees. The collaboration among dormakaba, ANYbotics, and LEGIC lays the foundation for a future solution that will enable industrial customers to integrate autonomous robots into existing access-controlled environments.
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The world's oceans connect people, places and possibilities. Behind every successful voyage is a commitment to safety, reliability and seamless movement. At dormakaba, we're proud to support the maritime industry with access solutions designed to perform in even the most demanding environments. Happy World Maritime Day! ⚓
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dormakaba wins a Swiss Sustainability Reporting Excellence Award 2026 recognizing the company’s effort to make sustainability performance transparent. The award, presented by the University of St.Gallen and PwC Switzerland, celebrates Swiss companies that demonstrate excellence in sustainability reporting on criteria such as readability and quality. The analysis of more than 250 companies in various industries also assessed topic weighting, tonality and design. “Receiving this award reflects the collaborative, company-wide effort to make sustainability performance transparent, measurable and relevant to stakeholders. The report involved colleagues across the organization, contributing data, expertise and content from different functions and regions,” says Stephanie Ossenbach, Group Sustainability Officer, who received the award for dormakaba. To read more: https://dk.world/3T4PufE
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Some of the most essential infrastructure in the world —power lines, pipelines, tunnels, industrial plants— is also the hardest and most dangerous to inspect. That challenge is quietly being reshaped by drones and ground robots, capable of going where people cannot and gathering data no visual inspection ever could. Thermal imaging, LiDAR, multispectral sensors, and quadrupedal robots navigating cable tunnels are no longer speculative technologies. The National Grid has already automated part of the inspection of its nearly 22,000 electrical towers in the UK, saving roughly £630,000 annually while reducing helicopter use. The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company has deployed heavy-duty inspection robots inside its generation plants. The real value, though, is not in the fieldwork itself. It is in the ability to transform vast streams of visual, thermal, and structural data into actionable intelligence. And to do so within a framework that treats regulation, cybersecurity, and human oversight as design principles rather than afterthoughts.
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4th Open Hackathon 2026 @dormakaba, day #1 - Let the Ideas Spark 🚀 Today we kick off our 4th Open Hackathon in Rümlang, CH: 21 teams, 75 people from 7 nations, 3 continents. Over the next 2.5 days and nights, they'll turn ideas into working prototypes — judged on innovation, business value, usability, and progress.
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Regular access control maintenance helps keep your building secure, your systems performing and people moving. Discover the benefits of regular maintenance in the latest episode of Service. Done Right. Regular maintenance= ✓ Enhanced security ✓ Fewer breakdowns ✓ Uninterrupted people flow ✓ Lower costs ✓ Access to the latest features Stay secure. Stay ahead. #dormakaba #ServiceDoneRight
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From striking facades to thoughtfully designed learning spaces, modern university campuses are redefining education through architecture. Our blog showcases five remarkable institutions that blend design, functionality and sustainability to create inspiring environments for students and faculty alike.