Join Siemens at IMTS 2024
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Don’t miss Siemens at IMTS and experience the future of digital manufacturing
Join Siemens at The International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) 2024, from September 9-14th at McCormick Place in Chicago! We’re thrilled to showcase the latest groundbreaking manufacturing solutions and technology. With over 1.2 million square feet of exhibit space and 1,200 companies on display, IMTS 2024 is set to be the 34th edition of North America’s premier manufacturing technology show and one of the world’s largest industrial trade shows, attracting buyers and sellers from 120 countries.
Join Siemens at our booth to experience a digital-to-real manufacturing demonstration. Get ready to see new high performance eRod EV components and learn how they are produced. Specifically, see the noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) optimized rim for the e-vehicle and how it increased competitiveness with quicker iterations on efficient models. Dive deeper into the NVH-optimized rim and see how a novel parametric tire was created with automation meshing, reducing engineering time by considering various materials and rim variants. This approach facilitates fast model creation, simplifies design studies, and ensures comprehensive design space coverage with minimal data requirements.
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Witness the latest machine tool technologies and manufacturing processes in action
From blueprint to finished parts, explore how you can reduce programming time, minimize errors through simulation, accelerate production ramp up and ensure safe operations on the shopfloor with the digital twin technology. Learn how the digital thread is woven through the digital machine shop to make manufacturers more competitive, efficient, and profitable especially in an ever-evolving digital era.
Siemens & Heller partnering for manufacturing precision at IMTS 2024
Strong partnerships are key to success in business. At Siemens, our vast ecosystem of partners helps us develop and deliver advanced digital manufacturing technologies to our customers. In this video, Matthias visits Heller, a leading CNC machine tool builder and one of our valued technology partners. Watch as they machine a re-imagined component that meets the stringent requirements for electric vehicles, including a 5-micron accuracy for the bearing bores.
EV innovation comes to life with final part assembly
As we showcase our end-to-end digital thread for next-gen part manufacturing, watch Siemens’ Matthias assemble the final part on the EV sports car featured at our booth.
What? We developed and manufactured a transmission housing built to handle high forces, reduce noise, and minimize vibration.
How? By digitally connecting design, 3D printing, CNC machining, quality inspection, and assembly, leveraging our partner ecosystems.
The result? A high-performance EV part that’s 35% stronger and 25% quieter than the conventional design.
You can find Siemens in the East Building, Level 3 — #133249 — at the Software Pavilion. Experience first-hand how advanced Siemens software and CNC machine tool technologies, such as cloud, AI, and edge computing, tackle complex manufacturing challenges. Visit our booth to learn more about the seamless design-to-manufacture process resulted in a product that surpassed expectations, thanks to support from our extensive network of technology partners. This achievement highlights Siemens commitment to innovation and our industry-leading technology in part manufacturing.
Your digital future starts now. Register for IMTS 2024 and be a part of this transformative event. We hope to see you there!
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