Tag: Siemens
Siemens awards Cincinnati State Technical and Community College a $66.8 million grant
Siemens has announced a $66.8 million in-kind software grant to Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, allowing students an access to the company’s product...
Siemens’ showcases its human simulation solution for improved safety and efficiency in automotive production
Siemens, a global provider of electrical engineering- and electronics-related products and services, has presented its human simulation solution at this year’s North America Auto...
Siemens explores how to achieve maximum resource efficiency
One of the toughest challenges every company faces is finding a way to create more output with less input. To achieve maximum resource efficiency,...
Taking the pulse of manufacturing and lean start-up challenges
Siemens' Solid Edge team has recently sponsored a project with global research consultancy Kelton to survey decision-making at discrete manufacturing companies with less than...
Siemens produces world’s first large-scale transformer that uses vegetable oil
Siemens has produced the world’s first large-scale transformer that uses oil from renewable vegetables resources, making its operation more environmentally friendly and less flammable.
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Siemens VP talks about how PLM solutions help Asia’s car industry
The Asian auto industry has seen significant growth in the last 10 years, driven by the rising middle class and the growing economies in...
Siemens executive shares his vision for “Future Factories” and how they can create jobs
The factories of the future will involve lots of robotics and other forms of automation, but this does not mean an elimination of jobs....
Siemens rail automation products receives ‘Australian-made’ recognition
Siemens Australia has been awarded the ‘Australian Made’ registered trademark for six of its rail automation products, marking a major achievement for the company...
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