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Crane simulation reduces costs while enhancing planning reliability

Crane simulation plays a vital role in optimizing industrial production by improving workflow efficiency and ensuring seamless coordination between human operators and machinery. Integrating remote control systems allows for precise movement and synchronization, minimizing delays and inefficiencies. Accurate simulations also help determine the ideal number of cranes required, preventing costly overdimensioning. Additionally, assessing load distribution on crane runways ensures structural stability and avoids expensive retroactive modifications. By leveraging digital tools, businesses can enhance planning reliability, reduce costs, and improve safety. At the Plant Simulation User Conference 2025, Steffen Bangsow will present insights on optimizing crane-based production systems.

Manufacturing collaboration in the cloud: automotive spot welding design [VIDEO]

Learn how Siemens latest enhancement has integrated Microsoft Teams with cloud-based Process Simulate X, powered by Process Simulate Collaborate, to improve collaboration between engineers, planners and production managers. Now, a supplier or simulation engineer can share real-time process updates with the OEM manufacturing team, ensuring that robot paths, safety zones, and cycle times are reviewed and refined together.

Powering advanced bin-picking with Concept Analysis, Dynamic Simulation, and Virtual Commissioning 

Bin-picking refers to the automated process of using robots, often equipped with vision systems, to identify, pick, and place parts from a bin or container. Explore how static analysis, robotics simulation and virtual commissioning technology help evaluate, debug, and validate bin-picking stations before physical hardware is deployed, reducing risks and avoiding costly delays.

Introducing cloud-based trials for Process Simulate X: Robotics & Human

The future of digital manufacturing is here with Process Simulate X, now available in cloud-based trials. This industry-leading digital manufacturing software combines flexibility, security, and scalability with cutting-edge cloud technologies. Whether optimizing robotic automation or enhancing human task simulation, these trials empower manufacturers to streamline operations and boost efficiency like never before.

Maximize pharmaceutical plant efficiency with the power of Siemens Plant Simulation

In the fast-paced world of pharmaceutical manufacturing, optimizing plant design and operations is crucial for ensuring high-quality production and meeting regulatory standards. As the industry continues to evolve, adopting advanced technologies like simulation has become essential for designing and improving pharmaceutical plants. Utilizing simulation tools not only allows you to create more efficient and flexible plant layouts but also helps you predict and optimize resource consumption, material flow, and production line design before any physical construction takes place.

From data to decisions: AI-Powered Copilot for smarter simulations

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into process simulation is transforming the way engineers design, optimize, and validate production workflows. Siemens Process Simulate Copilot emerges as the latest next-generation AI-driven assistant, redefining efficiency in digital manufacturing. By harnessing AI technologies available in cloud-based Process Simulate X, this intelligent Copilot enhances user experience, streamlines complex tasks, and accelerates decision-making—all while automating intricate simulation processes.

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Automation World spotlights Siemens AI and cloud simulation powering a safer, more efficient manufacturing future

Automation World, a leading industry publication covering industrial automation technologies, recently featured Siemens in an article exploring how cloud and AI-powered simulation software are redefining manufacturing safety standards and improving efficiency. The discussion highlights how Siemens Process Simulate X software leverages AI and cloud-based simulation technologies to minimize safety risks, improve ergonomics, and reduce human error.

Transforming Ergonomics with AI and Siemens Process Simulate Collaborate

As industrial AI continues to transform manufacturing, one emerging trend is the use of AI-driven ergonomics to optimize human performance and workplace safety. This shift is part of a larger movement where artificial intelligence and cloud-based technologies like Process Simulate X are streamlining processes, reducing costs, and mitigating risks for manufacturers. Explore how AI-driven ergonomics set a new standard in the manufacturing industry.

Discover what’s new in Tecnomatix 2502 (February 2025)

The Tecnomatix® portfolio delivers advanced digital manufacturing software to empower businesses across diverse industries and sizes. Tecnomatix 2502 launched recently with several exciting new advancements in the areas of cloud computing, AI-driven technologies, Teamcenter connectivity, UI updates, collaboration, augmented reality, robotics simulation, offline programming, virtual commissioning, human simulation and virtual reality.