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What’s new in Optimize my plant 2509: Unlocking the Future of Digital Manufacturing

With each release, Optimize my plant (OMP) evolves to provide engineers and manufacturers with more powerful tools for simulation, integration, and decision support.

The new version 2509 introduces enhancements in simulation, connectivity, and visualization that improve precision, accelerate workflows, and enable deeper insights into production performance.

Smarter Workstations, Stronger Operations: Siemens Mendix and Process Simulate in Action [VIDEO]

Manufacturers everywhere face the same pressure: deliver flawless quality, end-to-end traceability, and agility — while empowering the people who make it all happen. The question is simple, but the answer is not: how do you achieve operational excellence without overwhelming operators or creating barriers with complex technologies? 

Operators are expected to manage machines, configure tools, record data, and double-check every step. These tasks are critical but often repetitive and time-consuming. Imagine if the system could take care of them automatically—guaranteeing right-first-time quality while freeing operators to focus on higher-value work. That’s exactly what Siemens is delivering with intelligent workstations powered by Siemens Mendix and Process Simulate.

Balancing Sustainability and Productivity Through The Digital Twin in the Food and Beverage Industry

The food and beverage industry is under constant pressure to maintain quality, keep cost under control, respond quickly to market demand all while meeting sustainability goals. 

It’s a complex puzzle and Optimize my plant helps manufacturers navigate this complexity. By creating a live digital twin of operations, it allows teams to simulate different scenarios, compare outcomes, and make smarter decisions to predict and optimize factory operations to reach the extra percentage of efficiency every shift.

Bridging Design and Simulation: Seamless Kinematics Exchange Between NX and Process Simulate

In advanced manufacturing, every second counts – and even small disconnects between design and simulation can lead to delays, rework, and inefficiencies. When engineers develop complex equipment with moving parts – like industrial robots or custom machinery – it’s not just the geometry that matters. The kinematics – how components move and interact – must also be precisely defined and seamlessly integrated into the workflow.

Simulation without limits: bringing AI, Digital Twin, and Copilots to the Factory Floor 

In a recent webinar hosted by leading industry publication Automation World, Uli Rossgoderer, Senior Director of Portfolio Development for the Tecnomatix portfolio, joined the discussion to discuss how manufacturing simulation technologies are becoming more intelligent, accessible, and impactful across the manufacturing floor. Watch the discussion and see how AI-powered copilots, low-code interfaces, and seamless connectivity to real production data is helping empower the users of advanced manufacturing simulation.