Hager Forum is a 6 500 m² open, collaborative space, where visitors can meet, exchange, train, innovate and shape their future with Hager Group.
To continue to grow and achieve its objectives, Hager Group has undertaken an ambitious process to change its corporate culture.
At Obernai, in the heart of the largest industrial site in the group, Hager Forum embodies this new culture through the experience it provides to its visitors.
| 29.07.19 |
[Interview] Biomimetics by Idriss Aberkane
Biomimetics, a science known since antiquity, inspires and fascinates Man. In the 4th century Aristotle observed nature, then in the 15th century Leonardo da Vinci imitated nature by drawing his first plans for flying machines. The latter wrote “Go take your lessons in nature, that is where our future is.” Since then, we have witnessed the birth of many innovations inspired by nature: the aeroplane, Velcro, or the new generation of wind turbines. With Idriss Aberkane, explore biomimetics and discover how it can help companies meeting current challenges. |
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| 13.06.19 |
[Article] The future of energy by Leo Johnson
Leo Johnson, an expert in the economy and sustainable development, spoke at a Hager Forum conference on the circular economy in September 2018. He took this idea even further in a first article on the future of the circular economy published in April 2019. In this new article, Leo Johnson invites us to think further about the future of energy while also offering some answers using concrete examples, an economic approach, a state of play and some projections for the short to medium term. Find out more about the future of energy. |
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| 28.05.19 |
[Interview] Smart home, future market opportunities and trends
In April 2019, Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino, an expert in the Internet of Things, spoke about the smart home during a conference at Hager Forum. In this interview you will discover her vision of the current state of housing, buildings and connected cities. Geographical and socio-economic aspects are examined later on. Alexandra then sets out the market opportunities and trends that companies and individuals will be facing in 10, 20, or 30 years' time. Explore the future of the smart home with Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino. |
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[Interview] Biomimetics by Idriss Aberkane |
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[Article] The future of energy by Leo Johnson |
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[Interview] Smart home, future market opportunities and trends |
29.07.19
Biomimetics, a science known since antiquity, inspires and fascinates Man. In the 4th century Aristotle observed nature, then in the 15th century Leonardo da Vinci imitated nature by drawing his first plans for flying machines. The latter wrote “Go take your lessons in nature, that is where our future is.” Since then, we have witnessed the birth of many innovations inspired by nature: the aeroplane, Velcro, or the new generation of wind turbines.
With Idriss Aberkane, explore biomimetics and discover how it can help companies meeting current challenges.
13.06.19
Leo Johnson, an expert in the economy and sustainable development, spoke at a Hager Forum conference on the circular economy in September 2018. He took this idea even further in a first article on the future of the circular economy published in April 2019. In this new article, Leo Johnson invites us to think further about the future of energy while also offering some answers using concrete examples, an economic approach, a state of play and some projections for the short to medium term. Find out more about the future of energy.
28.05.19
In April 2019, Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino, an expert in the Internet of Things, spoke about the smart home during a conference at Hager Forum. In this interview you will discover her vision of the current state of housing, buildings and connected cities. Geographical and socio-economic aspects are examined later on. Alexandra then sets out the market opportunities and trends that companies and individuals will be facing in 10, 20, or 30 years' time. Explore the future of the smart home with Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino.
Want to explore the future? Welcome to Hager Forum! In 2019, we have three important developments in store for you and appointments that are not to be missed.
