Accelerate the path from design to production: Siemens Industrial AI in action at SPS 2025 

At SPS 2025, Siemens will showcase how industrial AI is transforming part manufacturing — connecting design, engineering, and production in one seamless digital thread. In today’s fast-moving market, the pressure to deliver precision components quickly, efficiently, and sustainably has never been greater.  Whether you’re machining complex aerospace parts or designing precision consumer products, success depends on your ability to digitalize and automate every stage of the design-to-manufacturing process. That’s why Siemens is demonstrating its latest innovations like the AI-powered NX CAM Copilot at SPS 2025 — to show how manufacturers can overcome programming bottlenecks, accelerate production, and reach new levels of precision and productivity. 

The Manufacturer Spotlights how Siemens Industrial AI Accelerates CNC Programming – from Model to Machine

For manufacturers, the race is on: those who harness AI effectively will set the pace in efficiency, quality, and sustainability, but the challenge is doing so while keeping human expertise at the core. As featured in The Manufacturer — an online publication tailored to manufacturing innovation and technology — Siemens is helping leaders address one of the most pressing questions in modern industry: how can manufacturers harness artificial intelligence without losing the human expertise that keeps production moving?

Driving Digitalization Together: Siemens Software and HELLER powering next-gen part production

Siemens partnered with HELLER, a global leader in CNC machining, and showcased how digitalization is transforming part manufacturing. Explore how a next-generation part for an electric vehicle was redesigned and produced. Using HELLER’S machining for precision manufacturing and Siemens NX CAM with a full digital twin, the team was able to optimize the process before production even began.

Engineering.com Spotlights Siemens AI Copilot: A New Era of CAM Programming

Siemens was recently featured in Engineering.com, a leading digital publication for engineers, designers, and manufacturing professionals worldwide. The article highlights insights from Michael Taesch, Senior Director of Product Management at Siemens Digital Industries Software, on the upcoming release of the NX CAM AI Copilot. AI isn’t the future of manufacturing — it’s the present, and it’s moving fast. What once took hours of CAM programming can now be done in minutes with the help of intelligent copilots that learn, adapt, and accelerate the way engineers work.

Next-Gen Aerospace Demonstration with Rolls-Royce at Hanover Messe 2025 

At Hannover Messe 2025, Siemens presented a conceptual digitalization showcase that re-imagines how advanced software and AI-powered manufacturing tools could help Rolls-Royce optimize the design-to-manufacturing processes for aerospace components. Explore what’s possible when Siemens digitalization powered by AI meets aerospace engineering and beyond.

Powering the Future of Part Manufacturing with Cloud & AI Technologies

The landscape of part manufacturing is evolving faster than ever. New demands, tighter timelines, and rising complexity are reshaping how companies need to operate. To stay ahead, manufacturers require solutions that are not only powerful, but also flexible and intelligent. That’s why Siemens is introducing two major advancements designed to align with this shift: NX X Manufacturing in the cloud and the AI-powered CAM Co-Pilot.

Hear from Armin Grunewald, Siemens Vice President of the Part Manufacturing Business Line, shared how these innovations are redefining the way manufacturers set up, collaborate, and program parts — making the entire process simpler, smarter, and more efficient.

Siemens Partners with Lambda Function to Explore AI-Assisted CNC Programming For NX CAM 

Siemens is excited to introduce the integration of Lambda Function’s solution, an AI-powered add-on, now available with  Siemens’ NX CAM software. This collaboration highlights Siemens commitment to driving innovation through strategic technology partnerships.  In part manufacturing, every minute on the shop floor matters, and so does every decision that goes into programming a part. What if your CAM software could not only recommend the best tools and parameters for the job, but also learn and improve with every cycle? That’s the vision behind our new technology partnership with Lambda Function.