The Digital Twin Composer
integrates comprehensive digital twin data, simulation and real-time
operational signals into managed, high-fidelity industrial environments. By
introducing physics-based simulation into real manufacturing and infrastructure
contexts, the Digital Twin Composer enables organizations to simulate, validate
and optimize changes before physical execution. This supports Indian
enterprises in scaling complex engineering and production workflows while
reducing risk, rework and capital expenditure. Availability in India is
expected toward the end of calendar year 2026.
Siemens is also advancing
immersive lifecycle visualization through the Teamcenter® Visualization
Digital Reality Viewer software, , powered by
NVIDIA Omniverse libraries. The solution enables stakeholders to explore
photorealistic digital twins collaboratively, helping teams across design,
manufacturing and operations collaborate in real time, gaining deeper insights
across the product lifecycle. For Indian industries navigating increasing
complexity, immersive digital reality experiences can improve collaboration,
reduce errors and accelerate innovation cycles.
“India is at the forefront of
industrial transformation, and the combination of digital twins, Industrial AI
and advanced computing will help organizations innovate faster and operate more
efficiently,” said Mathew Thomas, Vice President and Managing Director for
India, Siemens Digital Industries Software. “Our collaboration with NVIDIA
brings together powerful technologies that enable customers in India to move
from concept to reality with greater speed, accuracy and confidence.”
“Industrial enterprises in India are seeking advanced
computing solutions to manage the complexity of modern engineering and scale
production through physics-based simulation,” said Vishal Dhupar, Managing
Director, South Asia, NVIDIA. “The integration of NVIDIA Omniverse and
accelerated AI infrastructure with Siemens’ Teamcenter Digital Reality Viewer
and Digital Twin Composer provides organizations the immersive tools needed to
build and optimize high-fidelity digital twins.”
Siemens’ software engineers
in India work on core technologies that form the backbone of some of the global
product announcements including the Siemens’ Teamcenter Digital Reality Viewer
and the recently launched
Digital Twin Composer. The
collaboration reflects how India is both a key market and a core innovation hub
shaping the future of industrial AI. As Indian manufacturers and infrastructure
leaders accelerate digital transformation, industrial AI is emerging as a
critical enabler to improve productivity, scale advanced manufacturing and
strengthen infrastructure.
Together, Siemens and NVIDIA are advancing the Industrial
Metaverse by combining industrial software, automation and accelerated
computing into an integrated Industrial AI Operating System. The Siemens and
NVIDIA
collaboration brings together
industrial software, automation expertise and accelerated computing to build
the Industrial AI Operating System.. With the partnership offerings now
available for Indian customers, organizations can access immersive engineering
and simulation capabilities that connect the real and digital worlds.
