Siemens Digital Industries Software Blogs

In this episode of Talking Aerospace Today, Todd Tuthill and Dale Tutt discuss why companies need to build a foundation...

Electric vehicles have made road noise a bigger focus for engineers, and understanding it is key to creating a quiet and comfortable ride. Learn how Simcenter Testlab 2506 makes this much easier by helping NVH engineers streamline transfer path analysis. Quickly collect the right data, easily validate and process it, and run powerful analyses in just a few clicks—without needing advanced expertise.

Siemens has been recognized as a Leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Industrial IoT Solutions. Gartner provides actionable, objective insights to executives and their teams, enabling faster, smarter decisions and stronger performance on an organization's most critical priorities.

Siemens stochastic-aware OPC reduces EUV stochastic failures at wafer level for SRAM and logic, validating predictive modeling with experimental data.

What if your machine could set the right feeds and speeds — before the first cut? That’s the promise behind Productive Machines, a spin-out from the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) in the UK, and now one of Siemens newly announced technology partners. Explore firsthand how Productive Machines’ SenseNC™ plugin for Siemens NX CAM is transforming machining productivity. But behind the demo is a deeper story of innovation, collaboration, and the urgent need to address industry-wide challenges.

From Integration Nightmares to Three-way Merge Magic

In the data-intensive product development world, design accuracy, efficiency and traceability are more critical than ever. For electrical/electronic (E/E) engineering...

To keep up with the faster pace of development, test engineers need a efficient, flexible and open test data acquisition systems. Learn how Simcenter SCADAS solutions for physical testing are addressing these and other challenges with the new 2506 software and hardware releases.

As a multi-award-winning plant, the Electronic Device Plant Erlangen (GWE) manufactures and develops industrial control systems for machine tools and production machines, drives and frequency inverters. In a highly diverse market with up to 1,000 product variants, Electronics Factory Erlangen has been successfully implementing end-to-end digitalisation and flexible automation for years.