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Paris Le Bourget Air Show 2025: Broetje-Automation showcases next-generation production systems
Published on 25 June 2025
Broetje-Automation, a global leader in automated production systems for aircraft assembly, presented its latest innovations at the 2025 Paris Air Show in Le Bourget, the most important biennial trade event in the industry. The company is focusing on scalable and robust automation solutions designed to meet the increasing demands of industrialisation and serial production in the aerospace sector.
Driving the Future of Aerospace Manufacturing
Broetje-Automation plays a pivotal role in all major civil aircraft programmes worldwide, supporting its clients with comprehensive solutions for a digitally connected, flexible and resilient Factory of the Future. These offerings include factory planning, operational tooling, automated assembly systems and the implementation of complete production lines.
“With rising production rates and evolving aircraft designs, the aerospace industry needs systems that are scalable, adaptable and fully digitised,” says Sven Carstensen, Broetje-Automation’s CSO. ‘We provide our customers with robust, smart technologies to streamline production and ensure long-term manufacturing excellence.’
Highlights at the Paris Air Show
At this year’s show, Broetje-Automation is showcasing key technologies that will shape the future of aircraft manufacturing:
- Digitally networked production lines for the aerostructures sector, enabling synchronised workflows, higher efficiency and full process transparency;
- Next-generation composite automation: high-performance solutions designed for future high-rate programmes, with advanced fibre placement and cutting-edge control systems.
- Smart tools for ergonomic and safe operations, supporting human-machine collaboration directly on the shop floor.
A particular highlight of the stand was the Human Hoist ergonomic work chair. This innovative mobility aid enables workers to carry out tasks in low or overhead positions with minimal strain, thereby significantly improving workplace ergonomics and safety. As part of the Operational Tooling portfolio from Broetje-Automation, the Human Hoist demonstrates the company’s dedication to incorporating human-centric design into contemporary aerospace production environments.
Commitment to Innovation and Industrial Excellence
Broetje-Automation’s presence at the Paris Air Show emphasises its strategic role in the industrialisation of aircraft production. By providing solutions that combine automation with human expertise, the company helps OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers to achieve scalable production, operational efficiency and digital transformation.
