Siemens Digital Industries Software

Immerse yourself in the future of design! ?? Tune in to the latest episode of the Next Generation Design Podcast, where our new host, Greg Arnot, sits down with Hirohito Henry Kondo, Deputy General Manager for the XR and 3D display business at Sony and Ben Widdowson, our Head of Marketing for Immersive Engineering. They dive deep into the world of Immersive Engineering, exploring how Siemens and Sony are revolutionizing product design with cutting-edge technology. Key topics covered: ?The evolution of design processes ?The power of immersive environments ?The real-time interaction with 3D models ?The future of product engineering Learn all about Immersive Engineering via the link in our comments. #IndustrialMetaverse #XR #Engineering

Today we are capable of creating superior materials with today’s superior technology and advanced simulation techniques. And researchers are working to ProPeL us forward. ?? Composite materials, which typically consist of a plastic resin matrix reinforced with fibers like carbon or glass, offer significant advantages due to their high strength-to-weight ratios, essential for sustainable technologies. Effective integration of material characterization, manufacturing processes, and performance evaluation is crucial to optimally utilizing composite materials, particularly in sectors such as aerospace, automotive and energy. The ProPeL (Process and Performance Simulations of Lightweight Structures) project strives to address these complexities by creating a comprehensive approach to integrate material characterization, simulation and performance evaluation. #Simulation #Manufacturing

Companies around the globe are constantly striving to work more efficiently in order to bring their products to their customers more quickly. As a trusted service provider to large enterprise customers such as Asus, Xiaomi, Murata and Epsom, PT Sat Nusapersada Tbk (PTSN), one of Indonesia's largest providers of electronics manufacturing services (EMS) understands this imperative very well. ?? The company has recently expanded its surface mount technology lines to 24, and this increase of production capacity called for a need to reduce manual work, particularly during the process of new product introduction. To help with that, Sat Nusapersada implemented our Process Preparation software, to help them keep assembly, test and inspection data up to date in a single environment for all stages of the surface mount technology (SMT) manufacturing process. This dramatically reduces the need for manual, error-prone updates, which can cause consistency and reliability issues. What has been the impact? ?? After implementation, Sat Nusapersada has benefited from a 70% reduction in time needed to gather all the incoming data for projects while improving line efficiency by 23%. Use of Siemens Process Preparation has also helped Sat Nusapersada reduce SMT programming tasks by 21% (line configuration setup, common feeder, data output/transfer, move existing product between lines of different equipment brands). The design time needed for solder stencils was reduced by 30% by leveraging the learning libraries that automatically set the correct aperture shape and size to new footprints. “We have achieved significant increases to our production capacity with the introduction of Siemens’ Process Preparation which, when combined with decreases in manual rework, we’re able to better serve our customers and bring them their critical electronics in the timescales that today’s industry demand,” said Stanly Rocky, Asst General Manager of Public Relations, Sat Nusapersada. “it’s great to see the benefits that Sat Nusapersada have gained from implementation of Siemens’ Process Preparation and how it is benefitting from improved efficiency in its SMT production lines,” said Alex Teo, our managing director and vice president, South East Asia. “Our success is the region is centered on enabling our customers to not only innovate their own products, but to scale up the production lines for an increased global demand for electronics.” To learn more about this announcement, check the comments for the link to our newsroom. ?? #efficiency #manufacturing #software

Siemens and NVIDIA are revolutionizing industry! ?? Siemens is leveraging NVIDIA's powerful GPUs to push the boundaries of AI-driven automation and high-end #AI applications, transforming industries with enhanced efficiency and productivity. In the virtual realm, Siemens is focusing on high-performance simulations to elevate the #DigitalTwin concept, enabling more accurate modeling and analysis of complex systems. By integrating NVIDIA's cutting-edge technology portfolio, Siemens is paving the way for the #IndustrialMetaverse a seamless fusion of the physical and digital worlds, where AI and simulation technologies converge to unlock new possibilities. Check out the link in comments for the LinkedIn Live replay- Rainer Brehm and Rev Lebaredian will share how easy-to-scale AI applications, virtual robots, and the Industrial Metaverse are empowering companies — regardless of their AI expertise — to unlock a new era of data-driven production. ??

Just announced ??: Another step forward to better enabling advanced capabilities for software-defined vehicles (SDVs) through our ongoing collaboration with Infineon Technologies, which will help automotive OEMs achieve production readiness to deliver the next generation of capabilities required by SDVs! How? We're combining our embedded automotive software platform (based on the AUTOSAR Classic platform R20-11) with Infineon's AURIX TC4x microcontroller. ?????? Why? The growing demand for autonomous driving, ADAS, electrification and passenger comfort and entertainment calls for more computational power, functional safety and cybersecurity, making more advanced microcontrollers like the AURIX TC4x (plus intelligent software platforms that fit into the system development flow) mission-critical And the work has already shown results. ?? ? Together, our embedded software team and Infineon worked with the lead customer, BMW, to achieve production-ready electronic control unit (ECU) software. ? Additionally, we at Siemens have also collaborated with the OEM to implement a cloud-based software development process for SDVs, using our advanced embedded software development tools. “Our collaboration with Infineon is long established and highly successful, providing leading automotive customers with advanced microcontrollers running AUTOSAR-based embedded software to help drive the future of the software defined vehicle industry,” said Frances Evans, our senior vice president, Lifecycle Collaboration Software. “The first production ready implementation of the AURIX TC4x demonstrates how a more consolidated, holistic approach helps the SDV industry to deliver the advanced features customers demand.” “Infineon has contributed to the AUTOSAR standard since 2004 and provides AUTOSAR solutions for its microcontroller portfolio like the AURIX TC4x,” said Thomas Schneid, Senior Director Software, Partnership and Ecosystem Management at Infineon. “Our collaboration with Siemens Digital Industries Software focuses on delivering advanced microcontrollers equipped with AUTOSAR-based embedded software to empower OEMs in driving the future of the software-defined vehicle." Our newsroom has more insight - check the comments for a direct link. #SDV #Automotive

Exciting update: ?? Team Penske has done it again - three straight #NASCAR Cup Series Championships! Congratulations to Joey Logano and Team Penske on their 2024 Championship! ????? We are proud to be the Official Technology Partner of Team Penske. ??

#SiemensXcelerator news: We've collaborated with FoodChain ID to bring world-class food supply chain compliance and regulatory information to the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio of industry software - enabling the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry maintain product quality while managing the complexity of regional compliance. The integration of FoodChain ID’s industry leading data within Siemens’ Teamcenter software provides product development teams upfront visibility on how to design, manufacture and market products in different regions across the globe much earlier in the process. Why it matters: 1) This integration helps teams reduce the complexities of regional compliance so they can create better, more sustainable consumer packaged goods and products - all directly from within their secure, data managed PLM software of choice. 2) FoodChain ID’s expertise in compliance and regulatory information is delivered as part of our Integrated Lifecycle Management (ILM) digital thread, based on Teamcenter. Customers can more easily digitally transform their consumer product development processes by adopting integrated lifecycle management practices to rapidly innovate and bring new products to market faster. “We are excited to collaborate with Siemens to bring our expertise in formulation and regulatory compliance to the Teamcenter ecosystem,” said Clinton Chadwick, vice president, Strategic Partnerships at FoodChain ID. “Teamcenter already includes Siemens’ unrivaled expertise in process manufacturing and this collaboration enables us to deliver our best-in-class formulation capabilities and trusted regulatory compliance for the food and beverage, cosmetics, and personal care industries tightly integrated into Siemens' incredibly robust PLM solution.” “By adding compliance and regulatory information from FoodChain ID to our leading Integrated Lifecycle Management digital thread, the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio brings early and upfront visibility on how to design and market a product in different countries and regions,” said Mario Vollbracht, our global vice president, Consumer Products & Retail. “This collaboration will help product designers maintain product quality while also helping them to manage the complexities of compliance across the world’s regions.” “We value the collaboration with FoodChain ID. Over the past year, we have proven to the market, our customers and our prospects in the CPG industry that our combined offering allows for fast and meaningful consumer products innovations,” said Jill Powers, vice president of sales, USA, Siemens Digital Industries Software. “FoodChain ID provides tailored technology, insights and expertise to food, beverage, ingredient, dietary supplement and cosmetic companies across the global supply chain. They are a trusted partner for integrated food safety, quality and sustainability services. Our newsroom has more details - link in comments:

Today’s automotive OEMs are investing in advanced technologies, such as autonomous driving, connected mobility, powertrain electrification and AI-based systems, to address consumer preferences while ensuring safety, cybersecurity and industry compliance requirements. The seamless integration of software and hardware is a necessity in today’s world. So, a holistic Software-Defined Vehicle methodology is critical for today’s automotive OEMs. According to a research report by Spherical Insights & Consulting, the global automotive software and electronics market is expected to reach $469 billion by 2033. Therefore, OEMS have an opportunity to make strategic and operational decisions that can greatly impact future business growth. Tony Hemmelgarn, our president and CEO, is driving the Software-Defined Vehicle charter to change the game plan for the automotive industry. Tony shares, “We’re talking about survival of the fittest. Three areas stand out for this: software/electronics, manufacturing processes, and five-to-ten year perspective, the full impact of Artificial Intelligence." Learn more in our comments! #Automotive #OEMs #AI

Imagine you’re managing a complex product launch where every detail must align perfectly across design, engineering and production teams. Each team may have its own way of doing things and even small inconsistencies in the Bill of Materials (BOM) can lead to big issues—costly delays, production snags or design miscommunications. ENERCON faced these challenges too. ENERCON’s move to an integrated BOM with Teamcenter marked a turning point. By centralizing BOM data, they eliminated redundant efforts across teams, ensuring everyone—from design to production—shared the same data and updates. This shift reduced translation time by 75%, saving valuable time and enabling teams to work more closely with suppliers and manufacturing partners. Now, ENERCON can respond swiftly to changes and reduce risks, consistently meeting market demands without the bottlenecks that once held them back. #BOM #DigitalTransformation #Engineering

We are so proud and excited to congratulate our own Karen Donlan, Paula Giglio and Erin Giese as they ring the closing bell at the #NASDAQ today along with Jodi Shelton, CEO of the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA), and founder of its Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI). What a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the valuable efforts and contributions of women in semiconductors. Brava! ??????