Siemens Digital Industries Software Blogs

Season 2 of the Industry Forward Podcast continues with another three-part series on the intricacies of shifting left with the...

In a recent Automation World feature, Siemens Zvi Feuer, Senior Vice President of Digital Manufacturing Software and CEO of Siemens Digital Industries Software in Israel, shared his expert perspective on the forces shaping modern manufacturing — and the practical steps manufacturers need to take to move from legacy operations to smart, connected factories. In the article, Feuer explores the most significant digital trends transforming manufacturing automation today. He explains how the growing complexity of products, the globalization of production, and the accelerating impact of artificial intelligence (AI) are redefining how manufacturers approach their operations — and how they make critical decisions about modernization.

Sustainable design has evolved from a “nice-to-have” feature to a necessity in modern product development. Companies are discovering that sustainable...

How can Siemens Capital Embedded Integrator streamlines AUTOSAR Classic Platform integration? As vehicles become increasingly software-defined, the pressure on engineering...

EDA and the Shift-Left explored in first discussion of the latest season of the Industry Forward Podcast. Dale Tutt and Conor Peick are joined by Mike Ellow, CEO of Siemens EDA! Mike shares his insights on the transition to software-defined products and systems, the shift-left of engineering processes, and the increasing need for the integration of EDA and semiconductor development into the creation of complex systems like airplanes, cars, and more.

At a recent University of Saskatchewan event, students experienced a day in the life of an applications engineer at Siemens.

In advanced manufacturing, every second counts - and even small disconnects between design and simulation can lead to delays, rework, and inefficiencies. When engineers develop complex equipment with moving parts - like industrial robots or custom machinery - it’s not just the geometry that matters. The kinematics - how components move and interact - must also be precisely defined and seamlessly integrated into the workflow.

We’re excited to connect with fellow innovators, engineers, and industry leaders at FMS 2025. Whether you're attending our sessions or stopping by Booth #1140, we look forward to sharing the latest technical advancements in verification IP, system-level validation, and memory and interconnect technologies.

Robotics is booming. But building smarter, safer and more efficient robots isn’t easy. Discover how Simcenter’s multi-physics simulation approach helps engineers conquer the hidden complexities of robotics design, from vibration control to thermal safety, all before a single prototype is built.