Technology, which brings together tools to promote development, use and information exchange, has as its main objective of making tasks easier and the solving of many problems of mankind. When technology progresses and makes our lives even more convenient, we must stress how beneficial it is to our lives. Understanding the fact that Technology is part of our lives and is one of the key elements for mankind’s survival in a quick-phase world, we at Hubertt work hard on upgrading our technology periodically in order to give the best to our customers.
We keep remodelling our production methods to meet the needs of every day changing world. Our research and development team works diligently to make sure that even the raw materials that we use are ecologically sound. Our products are developed in a way that they are not only energy saving but consume less power and are more efficient than its compeers for instance our BLDC motor. We keep identifying new technologies that can be the basis for resource-efficient products and services and thus create eco-innovations, either by creating new functionalities in existing or new application fields or by substituting existing technologies in existing or new application fields.
New technologies and their applications play an important role at Hubertt.
• We believe they can basically increase resource efficiency in the following ways: –
• New technologies can create new functionalities in existing or new application fields.
• New technologies can substitute existing technologies in existing or new application fields.
• New technologies can facilitate novel products and processes with higher resource efficiency and thus enable eco-innovations
Hubertt has introduced the idea of assessment of new technologies taken into account on different levels:
– First level: direct effects during production of the application.
– Second level: effects during the usage phase of new products.
– Third level: in the long-term perspective through the change of social structures and behaviour such as consumption patterns.
“We believe nobody else has changed technology’s way of life, and that is precisely why technology is and will always be so important.”
