Tecnomatix

Tecnomatix is a comprehensive portfolio of digital manufacturing solutions that help you to digitalize manufacturing and the process of turning innovative ideas and raw materials into transformative products. With Tecnomatix software and digital manufacturing, you achieve synchronization between product engineering, manufacturing engineering, production execution, and service engineering to maximize your manufacturing efficiency.

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Igniting the industrial AI future: Roland Busch at CES 2026 introducing Digital Twin Composer

January 7, 2026

At CES 2026, Siemens CEO Roland Busch introduced Digital Twin Composer, a new way for companies to design, simulate and optimize factories and operations digitally before they ever break ground. Built on the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio, it brings software from the Tecnomatix portfolio among other solutions, to improve material flow, validate automation and boost performance long before commissioning.
Busch also spotlighted the expansion of our partnership with NVIDIA, combining Siemens’ industrial expertise with accelerated AI to create smarter, more predictive digital twins. And the results are already tangible: PepsiCo is using Digital Twin Composer to modernize manufacturing and warehouse operations, cutting capital costs and identifying issues early in the virtual world, before they become real.

By Kelly Gallagher

6 MIN READ

Discover what’s new in Tecnomatix 2512 (December 2025)

December 19, 2025

The Tecnomatix® portfolio delivers advanced digital manufacturing software to empower businesses across diverse industries and sizes. Tecnomatix 2512 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.

By Kelly Gallagher and Mike Rouman

11 MIN READ

Shaping the Future of Aerospace & Defense: Human-Centric Design at Northrop Grumman

December 18, 2025

Few industries move faster, or demand more precision, than aerospace and defense. Designs can change overnight, compliance requirements tighten without warning, and mission needs evolve at a relentless pace. That’s why Northrop Grumman has turned to Siemens Process Simulate Human software, brought to life inside the HIVE (Highly Immersive Virtual Environment). Together, these digital tools give engineers the ability to collaborate globally in real time while simulating human interactions with complex systems before they’re ever built. Hear from Northrop Grumman’s Systems Engineer, Sibo Chou, to explore how the aerospace and defense leader combines Siemens Process Simulate Human with motion capture technology to bring a human touch to the design to aircraft assembly process.

By Kelly Gallagher

5 MIN READ

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