In today's manufacturing landscape, ergonomics isn't just about comfort, it's about productivity, safety, and efficiency. In this webinar, explore the integration of Xsens motion capture technology and Siemens Process Simulate software, enabling you to virtually analyze workstation design using authentic human movement data, leading to more informed decisions earlier in your design process. Don't miss this opportunity to see ergonomics in action and transform your approach to workplace design. Join Xsens and Siemens as we put ergonomics in motion. Your journey toward smarter manufacturing starts here. 

Imagine having an intelligent manufacturing assistant built directly into your simulation workflow, one that instantly answers your discrete event questions, streamlines complex optimization tasks, and helps you build better Plant Simulation models in a fraction of the time. That future is now a reality.  By offloading the repetitive and technical overhead — model exploration, code generation, data preparation, scenario setup, it guides engineers through search documentation to focus on high-value work like experimentation, insight generation, and system optimization. The result is faster modeling, clearer understanding, and dramatically shorter time-to-decision.

Explore how Plant Simulation X, Optimize my Plant, and the industrial metaverse are transforming pharmaceutical manufacturing by enabling virtual design, testing, and optimization of production facilities before physical implementation and for existing production facilities. Watch the video to below to learn how the combination of Plant Simulation X and the industrial metaverse with the newly released Tecnomatix Connector for NVIDIA Omniverse leads to faster time-to-market, reduced validation costs, and improved operational efficiency in pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Electronics factories rely heavily on manual operations to assemble, test, and move components throughout the manufacturing, assembly, and packaging processes. In an upcoming webinar, explore how implementing and optimizing robotics and automation will be critical to transform traditional manual operations to meet the complex demands for the electronics industry.