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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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 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.

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

Before Humanoids Hit the Factory Floor: Validating the Future with Manufacturing Simulation

December 18, 2025

Humanoid systems are inherently complex, requiring substantial investment not only in physical hardware but also in intelligence, the “brain” of the robot. Expertise in sensors, control systems, machine learning, AI, and natural language interaction are all essential to humanoid development. At Siemens, this understanding is built through high-fidelity simulation. Using tools such as Tecnomatix Process Simulate, Siemens software enables manufacturers to precisely model how manufacturing labor resources respond to task requirements. With strong competencies in advanced robotics and human simulation, Siemens solutions are uniquely positioned to model flexible manufacturing environments that blend automation, human workers, and emerging humanoid systems.

By Christina Cort and Alex Greenberg

5 MIN READ

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Frame assembly system at Paslin Manufacturing Assembly and Automation Systems.

Realize LIVE 2025: Integrated assembly manufacturing and collaboration at Paslin

May 22, 2025

Learn how deploying a single backbone in the cloud to support dedicated manufacturing assembly applications helps Paslin to streamline activities between all groups involved in the engineering and installation of projects.

By Mike Rouman

3 MIN READ

Robotic Painting for the Aerospace Industry using Process Simulate software

May 15, 2025

The aerospace industry presents unique painting challenges as inconsistent coverage can impact weight, aerodynamics, and corrosion protection. Additionally, features like seams and panel joints create small areas that are prone to undercoating or overspray. Explore how Process Simulate software helps address these challenges by simulating and validating the paint process in a 3D environment.

By Gaojing Liu

4 MIN READ

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G2 Spring Report: Tecnomatix ranked as leader in Process Simulation software

May 2, 2025

Tecnomatix has been voted as a leader in Process Simulation software by the digital manufacturing community on G2, the leading software peer-review site. Tecnomatix has earned the admiration of users worldwide as the go-to digital manufacturing solution, helping users achieve synchronization between product engineering, manufacturing engineering, production execution, and service engineering.

By Kelly Gallagher

4 MIN READ

Excel as a Bridge: Streamlining Simulation Data When Databases Aren’t Ready

April 23, 2025

Excel as a Bridge: When connected databases aren’t available, simulation projects often face delays and inefficiencies. In this session, Natalia Weis and Cristina Palomares from Lear Corporation present a practical solution: using pre-templated Excel tables to streamline data integration in Siemens Tecnomatix Plant Simulation. This method reduces errors, saves time, and empowers users—regardless of expertise—to manage data efficiently. With a focus on flexibility, standardization, and ease of use, this approach has proven effective across automotive projects and beyond. Attendees will gain actionable insights and see real-world examples of how Excel can act as a powerful bridge between disconnected data and effective simulation.

By Matthias Heinicke

4 MIN READ

🌟 AI-Powered Simulation: Integrating LLMs with Plant Simulation for Next-Gen Models

April 22, 2025

AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) are transforming industrial processes by enhancing Siemens Plant Simulation with intuitive, natural language interfaces. This integration automates simulation model creation through the Automated Simulation Models Generation (ASMG) methodology, allowing faster, more accessible manufacturing system design. By reducing modeling effort and enabling rapid experimentation, AI-driven simulation accelerates optimization. This innovation democratizes advanced simulation tools, improves flexibility, and reduces development time, ushering in a new era of digital manufacturing. Pierpaolo Veltri discusses this at the 2025 Plant Simulation Conference in Amsterdam.

By Matthias Heinicke

5 MIN READ

Join Siemens at the 2025 Plant Simulation User Conference in Amsterdam

April 15, 2025

The Plant Simulation User Conference 2025 is set to take place in person as part of Realize LIVE Europe on July 2, 2025, in Amsterdam. This highly anticipated event brings together industry experts, Plant Simulation users, and Siemens specialists to share knowledge, insights, and innovations in discrete event simulation.

By Kelly Gallagher

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In Case You Missed It: Plant Simulation & Optimize my plant at Hannover Messe 2025

April 15, 2025

Hannover Messe 2025 brought together global leaders in industrial innovation under the powerful theme: “Industrial Transformation Energizing a Sustainable Future.” From automation to AI, the event spotlighted technologies redefining how industries operate. Plant Simulation and Optimize plant proudly joined the conversation. Explore how Plant Simulation and Optimize my plant are helping pharmaceutical companies tackle one of their most costly challenges: unplanned downtime.

By Souhila Mokaddem

2 MIN READ

Stepping into the future with Siemens Process Simulate Copilot: AI-Driven Robotic Simulation [VIDEO]

April 9, 2025

Explore how to use Process Simulate Copilot to streamline the creation of a pass template, a structured list of standard robot actions used to configure trajectories. Designed to help simplify complex robotic simulations, Process Simulate Copilot empowers engineers by accelerating decision-making, enhancing simulation workflows, all while distilling simulation data into concise study information summaries. Whether it’s optimizing robot paths or solving collision issues faster than ever before, the Copilot provides intelligent guidance, unlocking new levels of efficiency in digital manufacturing.

By Kelly Gallagher

2 MIN READ

Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and LLMs for smart code generation: Advancing Plant Simulation SimTalk and beyond

April 8, 2025

Explore the potential of large language models (LLMs) generating SimTalk code, the scripting language in Siemens Plant Simulation software. Learn how Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is a powerful technique that significantly enhances the performance of LLMs by dynamically integrating external knowledge sources into the generation process. This integration allows models to access up-to-date, domain-specific information that may not be captured in their pre-training, making them much more versatile and reliable in responding to complex queries. Learn how Siemens extensive SimTalk documentation serves as a powerful foundation for contextual code generation.

By Nilesh Raghuvanshi

5 MIN READ