Siemens, a global electrical and electronics company, is using industrial AI and digital twin innovation technologies to improve productivity and operational efficiency and minimize downtime in manufacturing sites.

Siemens presented its latest technologies and vision to support industrial innovation at 'CES 2025', the world's largest consumer electronics and IT exhibition held in Las Vegas, USA from January 7th to 10th.

This announcement includes industrial AI and digital twin innovation technologies, and Siemens Korea, the Korean subsidiary of Siemens, plans to use these to strengthen customers' sustainable digital capabilities.

“Industrial AI is a game changer that can bring about revolutionary change across all industries,” said Peter Koerte, Chief Technology Officer of Siemens AG. “With our Xcelerator portfolio, Siemens is committed to helping our customers strengthen their competitiveness, resilience and sustainability in industrial environments.”

Siemens announced a new industrial AI solution for operations, ‘Siemens Industrial Copilot for Operations.’

This solution enables rapid, real-time decision-making on the manufacturing floor, improving productivity and operational efficiency while minimizing downtime. Contribute.

At CES 2025, the 'Siemens for Startups' program was also unveiled.

The program helps companies of all sizes leverage Siemens’ industrial metaverse technology.

Siemens is working with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to provide startup engineers with an accelerator platform at a low cost, as well as various resources for technical support and market entry.

Siemens, in collaboration with NVIDIA, announced the Teamcenter Digital Reality Viewer, powered by NVIDIA Omniverse within the Siemens Accelerator Platform.

This enables collaboration in a secure digital twin environment leveraging live 3D data.

We also showcased an immersive engineering solution that applied Siemens NX software to Sony's head-mounted display through collaboration with Sony.

This solution empowers high-performance mixed reality (MR) and 3D-centric collaboration capabilities for the product engineering and manufacturing communities.

Siemens has teamed up with aviation startup JetZero to develop and produce a hybrid wing aircraft.

The collaboration aims to improve fuel efficiency by 50 per cent, reduce noise and achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2035.

Siemens’ digital twin and industrial metaverse technologies play a key role in the development of these innovative aircraft.

The Siemens booth showcased a variety of collaborative examples to showcase how Siemens technology impacts individuals, local communities, and the global community.

Finnish technology company On display were collaborations with Spinnova on sustainable, chemical-free fiber production, Swedish water technology company Wayout International on developing drinking water production solutions, Norwegian startup Desert Control on sustainable agriculture, and Arc on boat production, a company focused on electrification of the U.S. marine industry.