DLoG is a young company and was founded in 1985.

2010

• Advantech, the world's leading IPC and eAutomation provider, acquires 100% shareholding of DLoG GmbH from Augusta Technologie AG.

2009

• DLoG GmbH presents a new generation of Windows CE-based vehicle mount terminals: The DLoG XMT 5/7 is a compact industrial PC for cost-effective use in innovative logistics solutions. It is equipped with a powerful embedded CPU, a 7-inch LED display, a touch screen, and Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3 operating system. The equipment also includes a GPS module, WLAN diversity antennas, integrated speakers, and DLoG voice-over-WLAN

• DLoG GmbH presents the new Mobile Thin Client DLoG MTC 6/10. The DLoG MTC 6/10 is a industrial PC that is primarily used in intralogistics and port applications. DLoG has placed particular focus on a significant reduction in TCO (total cost of ownership), as expressed by its name: the Mobile Thin Client (MTC).

2008

• Dominik Kramer leaves the executive board
• Product launch of the DLoG ITC 7 industry computer
• Integrated GPS / GPRS for DLoG X series

2007

• As of May 2007, Hans-Peter Nüdling, CEO, and Dr. Dominik Kramer, COO, constitute the executive board
• Further development of the industry computer DLoG IPC 6 into the DLoG IPC 7
• Product launch of the embedded computers DLoG X series

2006

• The industry computer DLoG MPC 6 is successfully launched as the MPC 5 successor
• DLoG X series launched on ARM architecture
• Alfons Nüßl leaves the executive board

2005

• Product launch of the 7 inch embedded computer DLoG X 7 with Windows CE operationg system

2003

• Further development of the industry computers DNeT MPC 5 and the DNeT IPC 6
• Reimund Walter concentrates his focus to sales in the field of logistics and leaves the executive board
• Dr. Dominik Kramer supports Alfons Nüßl in the executive board

2002

• Founding of ComSol in Chicago, IL, USA; sales of software and hardware products (industrial computers)
• ComSol is renamed to DLoG Shop Floor Data Mgmt.; DLoG Shop Floor now becomes the main contact partner for US customers

2001

• Portfolio expands with the industry computer DLoG IPC Panel Mount and IPC 6 Board
• Sandvik Automation (UK) trades under the name of DLoG UK

2000

• The ESPRIT 3D CAM system supplements the product portfolio in the field of NC/CAD

 1999

• Product launch of the vehicle mount computer DNeT HPC 5 for mobile applications in the field of logistics
• Johann Ruhland leaves the executive board
  

1998

• DLoG GmbH partners with AUGUST AG, a strong, financially powerful and internationally operating company
• All partners leave DLoG GmbH
• Marketing of the DNeT III DNC terminal and the DNeT IPC 5 industry computer
• David Welsh becomes the owner of DLoG Inc., USA

1997

• Portfolio increases through XX-Flat multimedia PC, logistics IPC with WLAN
• Development of a specific PC for the Deutsche Bahn locomotive engines: RPC4
• John Vermeulen strengthens the executive board of DLoG BV, Netherlands
• Sales extend to software and hardware products
• The first DNeT MPC 4 terminals are sold to Karstadt, a chain of department stores. This marks the entry of DLoG GmbH into the field of logistics
• Peter Aronsson and Kent Alenbrand, former employees at Sandvik Automation, found DLoG Norden MBO

1996

• New software generation for native Windows 95/NT

1995

• New development of the Quadro RM PDM system

1994

• After Michael Fauser leaves the company, and DLoG Computer GmbH merges with DLoG GmbH, Johann Ruhland, Alfons Nüßl, Reimund Walter and Manfred Lachauer are the DLoG GmbH partners
• Johann Ruhland, Reimund Walter, and Alfons Nüßl represent the executive board
• Manfred Lachauer is responsible for Global Sales
• Launch of the new developments DNC; ADC/MDC on Windows machines
• DLoG Industry Computers generate additional sales in the field of logistics

1993

• Marketing of Quadro NC Windows software
• Symonds DMS (UK) merges with Sandvik Automation; headquarters moves from Abingdon to Birmingham
• DLoG BV, Netherlands, successfully sells DLoG terminals to the port of Rotterdam
• Reimund Walter strengthens the DLoG Computer team as a co-partner and becomes a Managing Director

1992

• Conclusion of a cooperation agreement between DLoG GmbH and Sandvik Automation GmbH UK, a subsidiary of the Swedish toolmaker
• Further development of the industry computer with color display

1991

• Founding of the subsidiary DLoG Computer GmbH with headquarters in Olching; Managing Director Alfons Nüßl
• In the US, DLoG Remex Inc. is founded, with headquarters in Chicago, IL; Managing Director David Welsh

1990

• In-house development on PC basis: DNeT IPC 386 industry computer with its own board; first industry computer with touch operation
• In 1990 and the following years, Symonds (UK) achieve a market share in the DNC field of about 60%
• Conclusion of a cooperation agreement with Sandvik Automation GmbH, Sweden, by Peter Aronsson and Kent Alenbrand

1989

• Further development of the V3 NC system
• Founding of the branch in Hanover, Germany
• The company headquarters moves to Olching near Munich
• Founding of DLoG BV in Veldhoven, Netherlands; Managing Director Eric Keldermann

1988

• Further development of the DNC terminal DNeT II to include mature ADC/MDC data capturing and evaluation
• Founding of the branch in Dusseldorf, Germany

1987

• Founding of the branch in Stuttgart, Germany

1986

• Helmut Kindermann leaves the company
• Revolutionary further development of the V2 NC system and the ADC/MDC systems as well as of the DNeT I station for DNC data transmission with a network
• Entry into the UK market via the partner Symonds DMS
• Founding of branches in Italy, Austria, and Switzerland

1985

• Johann Ruhland, Michael Fauser, and Helmut Kindermann found DLoG GmbH, headquartered in Gröbenzell near Munich, Germany
• DLoG GmbH develops, sells and services industry- and customer-specific hardware and software solutions for controlling industrial processes
• Development of the DNeT DNC system, the V1 NC system, and throw switch (controlling up to 8 machines)