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Discover how connected manufacturing planning bridges the gap between engineering and production to help electronics manufacturers accelerate readiness and navigate increasing complexity. Join the ZNT and Siemens teams at EFX Stuttgart from October 6–8, 2026, to explore AI-enabled workflows and digital continuity across the product lifecycle.

To read to this episode, click here. Batteries will play a critical role in the future of energy. Already, battery...

Dale Tutt: Just kind of having this mindset of, or this picture in my mind of you’re working on the chemistry...

The promise of AI tech in Life Sciences can only come true if vast sums of data are digital twin ready.

The promise of AI tech in Life Sciences can only come true if vast sums of data are digital twin ready.

In the highly regulated world of food and beverage production, precision isn’t just a goal—it’s a necessity. Scaling up wasn’t...

When ChatGPT launched on November 30, 2022, it reached one million users in five days — faster than Netflix, Spotify,...

Manufacturing in the marine industry comes with a unique set of challenges. Ships and submarines are highly complex products, where space is limited, equipment is densely integrated, and manufacturing and maintenance activities often need to be performed in confined and difficult-to-access areas. Operators may need to install, assemble, or maintain large and heavy components within these constrained environments. As a result, understanding how people can safely access, handle, position, and work around equipment is an important part of manufacturing planning. There's where Siemens Process Simulate Human helps to assess manufacturability and maintainability of their equipment.

Bringing a new chip design to market is not simply a matter of designing the chip then sending it to...