- “Digital Enterprise SPS Dialog” virtual event on November 26, 2020: participants can discover highlights in 3D and join the dialog with Siemens experts
- New products, services, and solutions for the Digital Enterprise portfolio ensure more flexible production for rapidly changing requirements
- Numerous practical exhibits and models visualize digital progress along the entire value chain
Around SPS Connect, Siemens is hosting a
special virtual event to present new products, services, and solutions for the
Digital Enterprise portfolio,
which companies in the manufacturing and process industry can use to react to
rapidly changing market requirements and conditions. Siemens brings more
intelligence and therefore greater flexibility to production – taking industry
to the next level. This
is achieved by combining automation and digitalization solutions with cutting-edge
technologies such as artificial intelligence, edge and cloud computing or
additive manufacturing. Using
this link https://sie.ag/2TIM1AO, interested
parties can register for the “Digital Enterprise SPS Dialog” virtual event on
November 26, 2020, enabling them to discover the topics in a virtual 3D
showroom and join the dialog to extend their knowledge.
New products include a ready-to-use open
Industrial Edge platform, new edge hardware, and a new edge application for
drives. A new distributed
drive system is also being launched. Further innovations this year include a solution for
multi-vendor programming of robots in the TIA (Totally Integrated Automation)
Portal, innovative Cloud Connect products for integrated data access, and new Connectivity
and Remote Collaboration Services.
- Proven process optimization from basic level control to complex pumping routines
- Programmable features reduce maintenance and companies’ carbon footprints
- Wide range of applications in environmental and general industries
Siemens presents the new Sitrans LT500 level, flow, and pump controllers for radar and ultrasonic transmitters or any other two-wire 4-20 mA devices. From basic level control to complex pumping routines, these instruments deliver the accuracy and reliability demanded by a variety of applications. Complete with up to 2 measuring points, 6 control or alarm relays, 2 discrete inputs, 3 analog outputs, and communications options, Sitrans LT500 is an attractive option for your controller applications.
- Siemens presents the first virtual additive manufacturing reference factory for selective laser sintering and industrial post-processing with its partners EOS and DyeMansion
- End-to-end software and automation solutions from the Digital Enterprise portfolio drive the industrialization for leading technology providers and users of additive manufacturing
Under the motto "Partnering for the next step to industrialize Additive Manufacturing", Siemens is going to present at Formnext Connect its Digital Enterprise Portfolio for the industrialization of additive manufacturing as well as innovations with partners around new achievements in various additive manufacturing technologies. One highlight is the partnership with EOS and DyeMansion. Together, the three companies will present the first virtual additive manufacturing reference factory for selective laser sintering with polymers. Using the example of a midsole for footwear applications in which parameters such as design, fit and color are individually and economically taken into account, Siemens, EOS and DyeMansion will demonstrate what the next step towards the industrialization of selective laser sintering with polymers can look like along the entire production chain. "The automated chain of coordinated production steps from all suppliers, from design and printing to post-processing, as well as end-to-end IT integration, is crucial for high productivity and maximum flexibility. This applies to series parts as well as to a highly flexible lot-size-1 production for individualized products or spare parts," explains Dr. Karsten Heuser, Vice President Additive Manufacturing at Siemens Digital Industries, and continues: "With the end-to-end digitization and automation solutions from Siemens, we have succeeded, together with our partners EOS and DyeMansion, in creating a seamlessly integrated end-to-end value chain for industrial additive manufacturing with selective laser sintering and industrial post-processing solutions using polymers.”
- Strategic partnership for digital transformation of pharmaceutical processes
- Operational usage of digital plant data
- New Smart Engineering Services (SES)
- New modules improve integration in the value chain
Siemens and Zeta have entered
into a strategic partnership. The aim of both companies is to drive forward the
digital transformation of pharmaceutical processes worldwide. Zeta, a
specialist with many years of experience in major projects for the
biopharmaceutical industry, takes the role of the system integrator thanks to
their process expertise from the pharmaceutical sector. In partnership with
Zeta, Siemens acts as the system provider offering software platforms with
their Digital Enterprise Portfolio. The Comos plant engineering software
solution is the basis for the digital engineering platform, with
object-oriented data management and the use of intelligent templates for the
implementation of pharma-specific planning processes. In addition to the
integration of existing platform functions, Zeta and Siemens are developing new
modules to further improve the integration of the value chain.
- Siemens industrializes additive manufacturing with polymers with EOS and DyeMansion as partners
- Siemens and EOS support Hexr in the mass customization of additively manufactured bicycle helmets
- Digital Enterprise portfolio offers integrated software and automation solutions for the industrialization of additive manufacturing
- Additive Manufacturing Network – an online order-to-delivery collaboration platform for the industrial additive manufacturing community, helps streamline the AM production process
Siemens' Digital Enterprise portfolio consists of software and automation solutions that optimize process steps along the entire value chain of additive manufacturing. This holistic approach is unique in the field of the industrialization of additive manufacturing. "The automated chain of coordinated production steps from all suppliers, from design and printing to post-processing, as well as end-to-end IT integration, is crucial for high productivity and maximum flexibility. This applies to series parts as well as to a highly flexible lot-size-1 production for individualized products or spare parts," explains Dr. Karsten Heuser, Vice President Additive Manufacturing at Siemens Digital Industries.
- Sinamics G115D comprises motor, frequency converter and gear box and is available as one complete solution in a motor-mounted and wall-mounted version
- Comprehensive TIA portal and Startdrive integration simplifies commissioning
- Compatibility with MindConnect portfolio enables cloud-based analysis
With
Sinamics G115D, Siemens presents a new, compact, and powerful drive system
specifically designed for horizontal conveyor applications. The drive system
comprises motor, frequency converter and gearbox in one unit and is offered in
two versions – wall-mounted and motor-mounted. The Sinamics G115D drive system
is characterized by a robust design with a high IP protection class (up to
IP66) and is therefore also suitable for use in harsh environments. Thanks to
its compact dimensions, the Sinamics G115D can be installed easily even in
confined areas. The drive system can also be operated reliably over a wide
temperature range of -30 to 55 degrees Celsius. The Sinamics G115D drive system
is suitable for applications in intralogistics and airports as well as in the
automotive and food & beverage industries and is available in the power
ranges 0.37 to 7.5 kilowatts for wall mounting and 0.37 to 4 kilowatts for
motor mounting. The drive system can be put into operation quickly and easily
with comprehensive integration into the TIA (Totally Integrated Automation)
portal including the Startdrive commissioning software, or the Sinamics G120 Smart
Access Module (SAM) web server tool for setup and diagnostics. To be prepared
for the digital transformation and to enable cloud-based analyses, Sinamics
G115D is integrated into the entire MindConnect portfolio and is compatible
with Mindsphere applications such as Analyze MyDrives.
- Siemens to offer industry’s first integrated multiscale solution for soft matter as part of Simcenter portfolio
- Addition of Culgi technology to enable performance-driven optimization of advanced materials in both discrete and process manufacturing industries
Siemens announced
today that it has signed an agreement to acquire Culgi, a computational
chemistry software company with a focus on multiscale simulations in the
process industries. Culgi will join Siemens Digital Industries Software, where
its solutions will expand simulation capabilities of the
Xcelerator
™
portfolio with quantum and molecular chemistry models that seamlessly couple
with the continuum approach in
Simcenter™ STAR-CCM+™ software. This unique engineering workflow can deliver
significant cost savings and accelerate innovation in the materials and process
industries, increasing the potential for product and process transformations.
- Siemens is the exclusive global sales partner for Moby.Check in the process industry
- Simple functional solution offers advantages for mobile servicing and maintenance procedures as well as for production and logistic operations in the process industry
- Audit-proof storage of testing and maintenance tasks
- Stand-alone solution can be integrated easily into existing maintenance or ERP systems
Siemens and Log.Go.Motion - a specialist in the digitalization of processes in industry and logistics - have concluded a cooperation agreement.Effective immediately, Siemens is the exclusive global third-party distributor for the Moby.Check software solution within the process industry. Moby.Check can be used to create, control, and monitor individual digital inspection checklists for servicing and maintenance procedures as well as for production and logistics processes. The software system has been developed for global use in industry.
- Robotic fiber placement and 3D printing enable disruptive breakthroughs in today’s manufacturing processes thanks to the advantages promised by Industry 4.0, the Digital Twin, higher robotic intelligence and complex motion control.
Siemens and Ingersoll Machine Tools have expanded their decade-long partnership to support the Rockford, IL-based machine tool company of Camozzi Group on its digital journey of creating digital twins of its products and expanding into new markets. Based upon extensive experience in heavy machine tool building, Siemens cutting-edge technologies in hardware complement Ingersoll Machine Tools’ successful journey into the new market of additive manufacturing and have pushed the boundaries for industrial robots for the aerospace market with its entry-level robotic platforms MasterPrint Robotic™ and MasterPrint Continuous Filament™.
As a virtual event, the Siemens Machine
Tool Days provide insights into digital solutions for the machine tool
industry. Keynotes, #HowTo expert panels and practical examples will deal with
digital possibilities for increasing productivity in manufacturing under the
motto "Digitalization in Machine Tool Manufacturing - Thinking further!
Using the Digital Enterprise portfolio as an example, Siemens will show how the
integration of automation and digitization with future technologies such as
edge and cloud computing and artificial intelligence can be used effectively in
every phase of the value-added chain: from building a digital twin of the
product to production and machine performance to digital services.
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Today, the need for industrial digital solutions is more pressing and more important than ever before. During this event, we want to show how you can benefit from our digital solutions for the machine tool industry - from the Digital Twins of product, production and performance to every aspect of the value chain, including digital services.