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 #AimtecHackathon 2025 has once again made it clear that programmers can lend a helping hand just like doctors and physiotherapists. That’s because the goal of year nine of this event, which has grown into a tradition, was not mere technical innovations, but rather projects that help real people deal with handicaps. This year’s event brought together 60 participants, as well as 13 technological challenges assigned by nonprofits and individuals. That’s a brief rundown on #AimtecHackathon 2025, an event with the tagline “Helping through Code” held on 14–16 March at Pilsen’s Moving Station. 

The digitalisation specialist Aimtec is ensuring efficiency and transparency for warehouse management processes at ZELTWANGER’s plant in Tübingen, Germany. Thanks to the deployment of Aimtec SCIx, an extension solution within SAP, this medium-sized company was able to achieve maximum transparency for its warehouse stocks and digitalise work processes to the fullest. This has improved the utilisation of warehouse capacities and minimised the error rate. The result is more efficient production throughput and time savings of up to 60%.

SCHERDEL, a global automotive supplier headquartered in Marktredwitz, Germany, has begun deploying the SAP S/4HANA system including an EWM (Extended Warehouse Management) module at its 20+ plants worldwide. Unusually, it has chosen collaboration between two IT providers that are supplementing each other on the deployment projects. Thanks to its ready-made Aimtec SCIx mobile solution, the Pilsen-based supplier Aimtec can adapt the SAP S/4HANA system delivered by All for One Group to make users’ work on the shop floor easier, faster and friendlier. The deployment of this robust information system truly goes down to the tiniest details. A pilot project in Chemnitz, Germany successfully went into operation in April of this year.