Siemens Digital Industries Software Blogs

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.

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The power distribution network (PDN) is especially important as devices can draw immense current leading to unwanted voltage drops at power supply pins, compromising device operation and reliability.

How can you improve automation in physical testing? This blog will show you how Simcenter Testlab 2506 can help automate many of the repetitive tasks in operational testing—from acquisition all the way to reporting—so you can spend more time on what really matters - engineering innovation.

Join us for the launch of NX X Essentials, Siemens’ next evolution in browser-based CAD/CAM/CAE. Part of Siemens’ Designcenter suite, NX...

Vectorworks has a proven track record of redefining what’s possible in the AEC and BIM software industry. With an exceptional...

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Industrial-grade AI is quickly becoming a cornerstone of the future of part manufacturing — driving smarter CNC programming, predictive quality, and data-driven decision-making on the shop floor. Recognizing this shift, Modern Machine Shop, a leading trade publication serving the global machining and digital manufacturing community, recently featured insights from Rahul Garg, Vice President for Industrial Machinery at Siemens Digital Industries Software, in an article titled “Enhancing the Shop Floor with AI.”

Modal testing and analysis has been used for over 50 years. Learn how Siemens has improved the modal analysis process for both novice and experienced users that will speed up your modal analysis processes up to 5-7X faster than before.