Siemens

Global Industrial Technology

Siemens is a global technology company with operations in more than 200 countries. It focuses on digitalizing industry, infrastructure, and mobility, with offerings ranging from industrial automation and simulation software to energy and rail-transportation solutions.

Featured Products and Solutions

• Eigen Engineering Agent: artificial intelligence for industrial-automation engineering, available to more than 600,000 TIA Portal users.
• Vectron X: a new generation of locomotives for freight and passenger service, with open interfaces.
• Building X: a platform for managing and optimizing building operations, including energy, comfort, and safety.
• Electrification X: an IoT software-as-a-service offering for electrification and automation supporting the energy transition.
• Femap: finite-element modeling and analysis software for computer-aided engineering.
• Gridscale X: a platform designed to accelerate the sustainable energy transition.
• Movilitas Cloud: serialization software for supply-chain traceability.
• NX X: integrated CAD/CAM solutions for design and manufacturing.
• Solid Edge X: design software in a secure SaaS environment.
• Teamcenter: product-lifecycle-management software for medical devices.

Partners and Ecosystem

Siemens is working with NVIDIA to build an industrial AI operating system for the physical world. Its partner network includes Engineering Group, Avasis, Software Improvement Group, Sustaira, Aerosophia, Productive Machines, Module Works, Trips Group, and Accenture.

Customer Projects

• At the University of Wollongong, a digital twin brings together data from 1,000 assets and 500 building-management-system points to support efficient operations.
• In the Amazon rainforest, a cooperative associated with Natura uses a digital twin to produce essential oils, reducing energy and water use while increasing local income by 60%.
• At its Erlangen plant, Siemens is deploying the HMND 01 Alpha humanoid robot for autonomous logistics tasks.
• New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority awarded Siemens a contract to modernize the Fulton-Liberty lines with communications-based train control (CBTC), upgrading 23 stations and 65 kilometers of track.

History and Presence

Founded in 1847, Siemens has a long history of technological innovation. Its official Spanish website is siemens.es.