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elero makes its strategic reorientation more visible with new company logo

A giant leaf that gently sits on the building's pillars: this is the symbolic image that inspires the iconic roof of Nice's brand new industrial complex in Brazil, which will be inaugurated next June.

Loud, clattering roller shutters considerably spoiled the peace and quiet normally enjoyed by the residents of a rented apartment in Soest, Germany. The solution: conversion to the quiet-as-a-whisper RolMotion drive series from elero. The result was so convincing that the owner, a construction company, set store by elero from the very outset in its next new construction project: all 40 sets of roller shutters on a multi-family house in North-Rhine Westphalia were fitted with RolMotion drives.

Nice systems for the automation of access control, which are synonymous with reliability and high performance, have been chosen for the futuristic residential complex.

Move expands presence in North America and solidifies the company’s position as a global leader in Smart Home, Security, and Access Control.

Nice is planning to further increase the production capacity of their fledgling business unit Sun Shading Solutions with extensive investments over the next three years.

The well-lit new Carl-von-Ossietzky Comprehensive School building in Cologne relies on venetian blind drives with an SMI interface from elero for intelligent building Automation.

The issue of sustainability is to be firmly established as a fundamental pillar in the business strategy of Nice, the Italian multinational home automation, home security and smart home company. The company's stated goal is to achieve a paradigm shift in corporate development at a global level.

Germany's households are becoming increasingly smart in terms of equipment and networking. The multinational Italian company Nice is responding to this trend and positioning itself even more strongly in this area with its new "Smart Home" business unit.

Retrofitting privacy and sun protection – many building owners shy away from this expense. A family in a terraced corner house in the Swabian district of Neu-Ulm also wanted shading on the upper floor because the rooms were becoming too hot. However, there was no power connection for modernization measures. The intelligent solution: a solar-powered privacy and sun protection system that could be installed without any conversion work.