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This article comes to us from Hannah Pinales. Hannah is a Strategic Student Co-op here on the Product Engineering Software organization here at Siemens Digital Industries. It is the third of five articles that highlight the full product development workflow that Siemens DISW equips users with in order to design for sustainable awareness.

System simulation can do much more than cars, planes or ship’s engineering! Here are ten crazy things you can do with System Simulations.

In the industrial manufacturing industry, machines are becoming increasingly more complex with unprecedented technological changes. This dynamic landscape is creating...

VR design for the Mobility Challenged The promise of technology is to make life easier for everyone. In order to...

The entire automotive value chain has experienced immense pressure during the global COVID-19 pandemic. Automotive manufacturers have had to rethink...

Previously, I summarized Episode 3: Identifying hardware design challenges and AI at the edge, where our experts Ellie Burns and...

By Sherif Hany and Abdellah Bakhali Regardless of which technology node they’re using, design houses that create high-voltage and multiple...

Digitalization is changing business models and manufacturing approaches across the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry. The pace of innovation in digital technologies along with the ability of these technologies to disrupt traditional processes is becoming a key factor in global competition.

The design of industrial equipment requires the design of the electrical and pneumatic systems used to bring them to life. With NX Industrial Electrical Design you have all the tools you need to get the job done. Whether you are creating IEC, ANSI or ISO normed schematics, we offer a libary of standard, normed symbols that you can use to immediately get started with your electrical design process. Create schematics in single or multi-line formats, as you require and leverage object based engineeering, providing a single object with multiple representations. This allows for combined electrical and pneumatic design in one tool, with easy cross-referencing between representations.