Under the motto "Shape the future of the shopfloor. Now," Siemens is presenting at this year's EMO how companies can shape the future of manufacturing.
One highlight is the Sinumerik Machine Tool Robot, which is revolutionizing CNC technology with its unprecedented precision and efficiency. It combines an intelligent control concept with the ability to give industrial robots the characteristics of machine tools. Consequently, the Sinumerik Machine Tool Robot achieves unparalleled accuracy and increased productivity, even when machining hard materials such as steel.
- Collaboration to enable interoperability between Siemens’ digital building platform, Building X, and Microsoft Azure IoT Operations
- Open standards, such as W3C Thing Descriptions and OPC UA PubSub, will offer enterprise customers greater integration of IoT-based data
- Reducing integration efforts by up to 80 percent, resulting in optimized building operations and sustainability
Today, Siemens
Smart Infrastructure announced a collaboration agreement with Microsoft to transform
access to Internet of Things (IoT) data for buildings. The collaboration will enable
interoperability between Siemens' digital building platform, Building X, and
Microsoft Azure IoT Operations enabled by Azure Arc. Azure IoT Operations,
a component of this adaptive cloud approach, provides tools and infrastructure
to connect edge devices while integrating data, enabling organizations to
optimize their operations and utilize the potential of their IoT
environments.
- Cutting-edge production and development technologies: laser-guided installation, digital twins, and AI-based software solutions
- Tripled service capacity for AI-based maintenance
- €250 million investment creates over 500 new jobs
- Usable area doubled to more than 100,000 square meters
- Clear commitment to Germany as a high-tech location
Siemens today celebrated the opening of its expanded train factory in
Munich-Allach, one of the most modern train production facilities in Europe and
a key location in Siemens Mobility’s European service network. Around €250
million has been invested in new buildings, state-of-the-art production
facilities, and the expansion of AI-based software solutions since 2023. This
development underscores the technology company’s commitment to Germany as a
viable location for manufacturing and innovation.
- Acquisition strengthens Siemens' position in factory automation and digitalization
- Strategic addition to the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio
- Major growth opportunities in the field of intelligent, battery-powered drive solutions
Siemens closed its acquisition of ebm-papst's Industrial Drive Technology (IDT) division. IDT has about 650 employees in Germany (St. Georgen and Lauf an der Pegnitz) and one in Romania (Oradea). Its portfolio includes intelligent, integrated mechatronic systems, as well as driving systems. These technologies are used in free-moving, driverless transport systems designed for industrial environments, where they facilitate the efficient movement of goods and materials. This acquisition complements the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio, strengthening Siemens' position as a leading provider of flexible manufacturing automation solutions. Integrating the new portfolio into the existing automation portfolio and leveraging Siemens' global sales network will open up new markets and significant business potential in the field of intelligent, battery-powered drive and robot solutions.
- The acquisition strengthens Siemens' position as a leading technology company in factory automation and digitalization
- It is a strategic addition to the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio
- There are major growth opportunities in the field of intelligent, battery-powered drive solutions
- The new portfolio has been integrated as Simotics E
Siemens AG closed its
acquisition of ebm-papst's industrial drive technology business. In the future,
it will be marketed using the name "Mechatronic Systems" at Siemens.
The business has about 650 employees and its portfolio includes intelligent,
integrated mechatronic systems in the extra-low voltage protection range,
innovative driving systems used in free-moving, driverless transport systems, and
other applications. This acquisition complements the Siemens Xcelerator
portfolio, strengthening Siemens' position as a leading provider of flexible
manufacturing automation solutions. Integrating the new portfolio into the
existing automation portfolio and leveraging Siemens' global sales network will
open up new markets and significant business potential in the field of
intelligent, battery-powered drive and robot solutions.
- Acquisition successfully closed for enterprise
value of $5.1 billion
- Siemens expands AI-powered Siemens Xcelerator
portfolio with end-to-end digital thread that connects data from research
through to production in Life Sciences
- Combined capabilities expected to
accelerate scientific innovation and drive long-term growth
- Acquisition is another milestone of
Siemens’ ONE Tech Company program expanding Siemens’ offerings into the life
sciences industry with stronger customer focus, faster innovations and higher profitable
growth
Siemens AG announced
today that it has completed the acquisition of Dotmatics, a leading provider of
Life Sciences R&D software headquartered in Boston and portfolio company of
global software investor Insight Partners, for an enterprise value of $5.1
billion. With the transaction now completed, Dotmatics will form part of
Siemens’ Digital Industries Software business, marking a significant expansion
of Siemens’ industry-leading Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) portfolio into
the rapidly growing and complementary Life Sciences market.
- Strategic hire strengthens Siemens' leadership in industrial AI
- Reporting to Peter Koerte, member of the Managing Board, Chief Technology Officer and Chief Strategy Officer
- Appointment effective July 1, 2025
Vasi Philomin has been appointed Executive Vice President and Head of Data & Artificial Intelligence, effective July 1, 2025. In this role, he will further accelerate the development and growth of Siemens’ comprehensive AI portfolio to create additional customer value.
- Digital twin simulates realistic acoustics and sound effects
- Mixed-reality application enables audio-visual experience of digital event venues
- New functions and configurations enhance planning and staging
Siemens and
the Bavarian State Opera are digitalizing the acoustics in Bavaria’s National
Theater in Munich, Germany. The result is a digital twin that simulates sound effects,
orchestral setups and venue configurations in a realistic 3D acoustic model so
that musicians, the director and conductors can assess a concert hall’s acoustics
even before the first rehearsal. The Sound of Science, a mixed-reality
application, allows users to acoustically test various orchestral setups and
audience positions in Bavaria’s National Theater with the help of
virtual-reality goggles independently of the users’ physical location.