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SABO Mobile IT at the HANNOVER MESSE 2025

30/3/2025
Thomas Freml

Get inspired at the Hannover Messe: SABOT

AI is no longer brand new in industry, but now there are market-ready useful solutions. One of them: our smart assistant BOT – SABOT, which enables industrial machines to conduct spoken dialogs in natural language with people, safely and securely.

In industrial applications, AI must be fast, energy-efficient, secure and cost-effective. We help you get there:

SABO Mobile IT GmbH develops innovative solutions for its customers' machines and medical devices: AI on the edge, IoT, HMI, data evaluation, planning tools, apps and cloud solutions from a single source – from UI/UX design to series production, from the product idea to maintenance, from the sensor to the control terminal.

Do you have an idea? Then let's talk about it – at our booth F18/8 in hall 9 at the HANNOVER MESSE from March 31 to April 4, 2025.

Booth phone: +49 173 6490 393

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Thomas is our Quality Assurance Manager gathering experience in service network development, production, and quality management since 2002. He likes bridging the technical and business angles in each project. He knows absolutely everything about the automotive industry, speaks 5 languages, and enjoys the cultural specifics.

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SABO IT develops custom software for companies with complex technical processes, from the control unit through the cloud to enterprise systems, including in regulated environments. It also has its own platforms: SenseDrive for source-verified answers from your own knowledge base, and SABOT for voice control of machines. Software development since 1983, as SABO IT since 2012; the average customer relationship lasts 6.5 years.
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