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Thought Leadership

Adopting additive manufacturing in aerospace

Back for season two of the Additive Manufacturing podcast from Siemens Software, Ashley Eckhoff is tackling what the technology means...

Polarion

Join Siemens, KPMG & Virtual Fidelity

Siemens, KPMG, and Virtual Fidelity™ are holding an educational webinar May 6th @ 12:00 PM EST on best practices for...

Academic and Future Workforce

Free Classroom Resource: ASIC Verification

Calling all senior undergraduate students and graduate students of computer engineering, electronics and telecommunications. This new ASIC Verification course covers...

Capital

Evolution of AUTOSAR in automotive

 ON-DEMAND WEBINAR | 50 MINUTES Learn how Siemens supports the AUTOSAR standard that is enabling OEMs Introduction and brief history of...

Simcenter

Ingenuity is Taking Off

See how the Mars Ingenuity helicopter can fly on Mars and how it would perform on Earth. Simulation helps to design better products faster.

Opcenter

What’s new in Opcenter Execution Electronics 8.5

Opcenter Execution Electronics version 8.5 provides enhanced and new functionality to handle product changeovers, PCBs and box assemblies.

Thought Leadership

Podcast transcript - The Future Car transportation revolution episode 4

In the final episode of the Future Car series on the transportation revolution, Nand Kochhar and I take a closer...

Opcenter

What’s new in Opcenter Execution Semiconductor 8.5

We are excited to announce that the latest version of Opcenter Execution Semiconductor 8.5 has been released! This release provides enhancements to statistical process control (SPC) configuration and capabilities, new high-performance engine (HPE) framework and transactions, single item tracking enhancements for two-level lots and additional semiconductor improvements.

Simcenter

Reach an optimal heavy equipment thermal management using 1D/3D co-simulation

Regardless of harsh conditions (temperature variation and dirty environment), operators from the agricultural, mining and construction fields always rely on their heavy equipment to accomplish their work. To reduce downtime and safety risks, powertrain management systems must be robust in both high and cold temperature conditions.