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Engineering.com Spotlights PepsiCo’s Early Adoption of Siemens Digital Twin Composer

In the Engineering.com article, explore how PepsiCo is an early adopter, working with Siemens and NVIDIA to convert selected U.S. manufacturing and warehouse facilities into high‑fidelity 3D digital twins that simulate end‑to‑end plant operations and supply chains. As shifting demand, supply chain volatility, and cost pressures intensify across the CPG landscape, PepsiCo knew facilities built for another era had to evolve. Rather than tackling inefficiencies in silos, the company launched a digital-first, AI-driven transformation, placing Siemens Digital Twin Composer at the center of its manufacturing modernization strategy.

Next-generation Ergonomics: Xsens & Process Simulate join forces to put motion capture and simulation in manufacturing [VIDEO]

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. 

Beyond Automation: The Era of Agile, Adaptive and Autonomous Production 

Hear from Zvi Feuer, Siemens Senior Vice President of Digital Manufacturing Software and CEO of Siemens Digital Industries Software in Israel, and Janakiram Pepakayala, Strategy Director, Digital Manufacturing Portfolio at Siemens Digital Industries Software, as they explore the tectonic shift transforming manufacturing.
The industry is moving beyond traditional automation into a future defined by Autonomous Production, where factories operate as intelligent, connected systems that can sense, analyze, and act with minimal human intervention. This represents a fundamental shift in how humans and systems collaborate, how decisions are made, and how trust in technology is built. The key takeaway: true autonomy is not a single breakthrough, but a strategic journey, powered by a comprehensive Digital Twin that enables manufacturers to simulate, optimize, and confidently hand over decision-making to intelligent systems.

Soaring to new heights in Aerospace & Defense with Siemens Digital Manufacturing Solutions

In aerospace and defense manufacturing, the pressure is constant and measurable. Production rates must increase. Quality cannot slip. Design changes continue deep into the program lifecycle. Supply chains fluctuate. Skilled labor remains constrained.

For many organizations, the real challenge isn’t effort, it’s alignment. Engineering, manufacturing planning, and shop floor execution often operate in parallel rather than in sync. This results in late-stage surprises, manual workarounds, and ramp-ups that feel more reactive than engineered. Join us in an upcoming webinar to explore how you can harness the power of integrated Siemens Xcelerator digital manufacturing solutions to dramatically improve production scalability and efficiency.

Plant Simulation Drives Predictive Planning in HD Hyundai Mipo’s Digital Shipyard

Reducing lead time while improving productivity is a key priority in modern shipbuilding. HD Hyundai Mipo is addressing this by using Plant Simulation (Tecnomatix portfolio) as the foundation for predictive planning across its shipyard, reducing lead‑time generation by 32 minutes (approximately 2.6 percent) on a key panel line and shortening ramp‑up and roll‑out time.

How Roller Hemming and Arc Welding Applications Change the Way We Program Robots

Challenges in Modeling Continuous Processes In modern manufacturing, many processes are continuous by nature. Roller Hemming, Arc Welding, 3D printing,…

Smart Manufacturing Features Siemens on Humanoids in Manufacturing

Smart Manufacturing, a leading publication that focuses on advanced manufacturing technologies and tools that are driven or enhanced by integrated information technology, recently featured Siemens in a new article examining the real role humanoid robots may play in industrial environments. The message is straightforward: humanoid robots have potential, but success will come from realistic expectations and careful planning.

Hear from Siemens Alex Greenberg, Director of Robotics 4.0 Simulation at Siemens Digital Industries Software, as he discusses how manufacturers can prepare for humanoids on the factory floor and where the technology stands today.

Engineering the Future of Manufacturing Through Global Collaboration & Innovation

Siemens Zvi Feuer, Senior Vice President of Digital Manufacturing Software and CEO of Siemens Digital Industries Software in Israel, was recently featured in Isra-Tech, a leading digital publication connecting global businesses with Israeli innovation. In the interview, marking Siemens’ 25 years of innovation in Israel, Feuer reflects on the long-standing collaboration between Siemens teams in Israel and Germany, describing it as a cornerstone in how manufacturing technologies are developed, validated, and deployed.

Drawing on years of hands-on experience with real production systems, Feuer offers a practical view of what manufacturers need as they evolve from long-established operations toward more connected, digitally enabled factories. Explore key takeaways from the conversation, including how strong partnerships, advanced automation, and physical AI are shaping a more resilient manufacturing future.

Scaling homebuilding with Plant Simulation: How ADMARES is industrializing construction

ADMARES uses Siemens’ Plant Simulation to industrialize homebuilding, enabling factory‑based production that scales efficiently, adapts to market changes, and supports new homebuilding variants without disrupting quality or cost.