Heavy Equipment - Heavy Equipment

Thought Leadership

What will it take to build the heavy equipment machines of the future?

Using today’s software to create tomorrow’s heavy equipment

Can only experts in chemistry successfully set-up and tune a catalytic converter model?

February 13, 2020

How to easily set-up a physical catalyst model in 5 steps All vehicle OEMs have to consider how to reduce...

By Sana Loussaief

Voice of customer - Why heavy equipment industry should move to system simulation

February 04, 2020

Bertrand Grison is the founder of the Hynovium company and supports with his team heavy equipment industry players to move...

By Adele Dolique

Exploring the future of heavy equipment electrification with Simcenter Amesim

January 27, 2020

We usually consider the heavy equipment industry as conservative from an innovation standpoint. That may be because of its B2B...

By Romain Nicolas

Using a digital twin to validate advanced mechatronic motion control systems

January 02, 2020

I-MECH, bridging the gap between the latest research results and the best industrial practice

By Adele Dolique

Dig where you stand with our new digging force model

November 05, 2019

My former manager used to say: “dig where you stand” when I was trying to improve the entire company’s processes....

By Romain Nicolas

Siemens Software Podcast Network

Podcast series: Smart manufacturing (Part 1) – industrial-machinery

August 13, 2019

The landscape of industrial machinery in manufacturing is seeing an innovative surge of technological advancements based on smart manufacturing. This is in...

Construction equipment noise levels: How to meet regulations

Learn how Siemens Simcenter portfolio provides test-based engineering solutions to tackle construction equipment noise levels reduction.

By Mostapha Choukri

Vehicle design for Vulnerable Road Users

An important and ever increasingly complex topic for automotive products is designing to meet, and exceed, regulations regarding vulnerable road users (VRU) such as pedestrians and cyclists. This is ...

By StevenVickers