Hardware and software development for CAPOS, a centralised system for flexible, vendor-independent use in public charging hubs – for new installations or easy retrofitting.

MCS develops, produces and distributes a cost-effective, wifi-capable e-Ink display for the occupancy or status display of rooms (server room monitoring, room occupancy display).

... for vehicle tracking in the area of “last mile” delivery with electric-powered small vehicles (ONO-Motion).

... for the area of parking space management (parking space occupancy) and presence detection (physical blocking of e-mobility charging spaces without authorisation).

Due to a change of ownership of the main shareholder Elektrosil, MCS becomes independent again.

For the first time, the company presents a complete access control system for the public sector in cooperation with Deutsche Mechatronics (DTMT). MCS developed the control system, integrated various payment and operating systems and designed the necessary software to function and connect to the customer backend.

... and celebrates with now 70 employees and business partners.

... by developing the Smart eCharger - an intelligent interruptible charging control for electric vehicles. MCS becomes a partner in the sMobility.COM consortium, a joint project funded by the BMWi, which aims to promote the economical and convenient use of electric vehicles in fleets.

The company headquarters with administration and development will be relocated from Tempelhofer Hafen to Berlin's Südkreuz at Geneststrasse 5. On an area of 1,300 sqm, the new location will become a high-tech development centre.

and distributes vending machine solutions for the payment sector in the national and international market. The partnership focuses on the distribution of the OPP-C60 family of vending terminals, including the new NFC technology for contactless and cashless payment solutions.

... by a second production hall. The new hall provides space for a production facility for manufacturing fan units, a hotmelt moulding facility for overmoulding cables and electronics, as well as production workstations for device assembly and cable assembly.

The Hamburg-based company is a long-standing partner of MCS in customer and supplier relations. The takeover of the business shares seals the merger of two companies rich in tradition. The MCS founders leave the company.

... for electronic payment systems in the unattended sector.

... by adding an area for materials management and the warehouse. Investment in further highly productive placement machines.

... at Tempelhof Hafen.

Cooperation with Hypercom for the products Artema Modular and AVT.compact, electronic payment systems for vending machines.

... and becomes an official Solution Partner of congatec AG, a manufacturer of embedded systems. Elektrosil GmbH includes MCS products in its sales programme.

MCS launches modules for GPS systems for locating trucks and containers.

... to network parking ticket machines and introduce the system nationwide in Dubai and Sharjah (United Arab Emirates).

These include printers and modems for special areas of application, for example for vending machines in outdoor areas. They are characterised by particularly low power consumption and insensitivity to weather conditions.

With the new equipment, MCS is able to produce SMD assemblies. Whereas up to now it was only self-developed devices that were manufactured at the MCS plant, MCS is now also starting to manufacture them externally.

Major order for an MCS customer from Dubai for the area-wide installation of solar-powered parking ticket machines. The development challenge here is extreme climatic conditions such as humidity, sand, temperature and solar radiation as well as the printing and display of Arabic customer dialogues. In the following years, thousands of parking ticket vending machines will be produced for the Emirates.

With the help of MCS solutions, it is now possible to pay at ATMs with cash cards.

The main objectives are low power consumption and outdoor operation with a wide temperature range.

... for the development and supply of controls for parking ticket vending machines. The machines are used all over the world.

... to be closer to important customers. Among other things, around 20,000 stamp dispensers and booklet dispensers are produced here for Deutsche Post in the following ten years.

It becomes the fastest offset press in the world at the time with 27,000 sheets per hour.

Through the merger with the company Voigt & Co, with which a close cooperative relationship already existed, MCS now also takes over the expertise in the development of ticket vending machines. Voigt & Co designed the first ticket vending machine for mPNV as early as 1975.

... which enables safe and painless dialysis with the help of a tandem computer system and regulated pumps.

In addition to banks and the military, BMW has also opted for the system. It is used worldwide in 18 languages.

... and building up its own permanent staff. In addition to development services, MCS can now also provide production capacities.

Alpha 1 teaches how microprocessors work and how to programme them. Many engineers who learned on Alpha1 henceforth associate microprocessor technology with MCS. In the following years, the company benefits greatly from the early turn to microprocessor technology. In addition, MCS earns a reputation for quickly understanding its customers' tasks and being able to deliver solutions promptly.

3 passionate engineers/physicists and a "backer" found MCS Micronic Computer Systeme GmbH in a garage in Berlin-Lankwitz with the aim of developing and marketing electronic solutions and products based on the then still young microprocessor technology.