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Artificial Intelligence explained the easy way

The Covid-19 crises increased the need for resilient and adaptive production systems. A significant contribution is made by the digital transformation.

COVID-19 virus in front of a building (montage).

How technology can help get buildings ready for a new normal after the pandemic.

Klaus Helmrich on how to make production future-proof

Stay at home, but still work in the lab and meet with co-workers

Join our Siemens podcast network to explore the fascinating world of technology and innovation!

How will Industrial 5G change the industry? Tune in to learn more!

Data to improve motorbike and rider’s racing strategy and riding style

Coaty enables things like autonomous vehicles in logistics and machines to find each other, “date” each other and fulfill jobs together. Whoever is available, joins and collaborates.

Solar panels and windmills in Wildpoldsried, Germany

Why the interface between the grid and consumers plays a key role in decarbonizing the energy system.

Realising the Taweelah water desalination plant with technology and project financing

Technologies of the Web of Things (WoT) are intended to make the IoT convenient in a way similar to application development on the web

Klaus Helmrich on how to make production future-proof

Indian trendsetter Cipla introduces continuous manufacturing for active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs).

Data to improve motorbike and rider’s racing strategy and riding style

In record time, GPA Innova has developed an emergency ventilation device

Logistics center automated and digitalized using Siemens technology

Digital twin of pumping station tests and verifies innovative concepts

Secure remote access

BASF opts for a secure, powerful network management platform

Using data out of the cloud enables to replicate the perfect batch

Jinyu Bio-technology is now setting a milestone as the first to digitalize animal vaccine production in China

From the first “thing” in the 1980s to 27 billion devices today – the rapid rise of a technology that’s changing the world.

The advance of digitalization is bringing countless benefits to business and society, but at the same time is presenting new challenges in dealing with the huge volumes of generated data. When processing this data, edge computing offers enormous advantages to manufacturers and is evolving as a technology of the future.

Artificial intelligence offers tremendous potential for industry. It’s already making production more efficient, more flexible, and more reliable.

Preparations are moving at full speed. In just a few years, many companies will be able to network their plants completely wirelessly, making their production more efficient, autonomous, and flexible than ever before thanks to local 5G networks.

By Katrin Lange

Solar panels and windmills in Wildpoldsried, Germany

Why the interface between the grid and consumers plays a key role in decarbonizing the energy system.

What distribution system operators need to do to ensure that their grids are prepared for the future.

How a Canadian power utility together with Siemens is shaping the smart grid of the future.

The deadly Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria triggered a significant innovation: The world’s lightest and fastest circuit-breaker that can react in 10 milliseconds to prevent sparks from faulty power lines or traditional pole fuses. With the risk of wildfires increasing due to the climate crisis, the impact of this invention will be felt by communities worldwide.

Power grids are becoming increasingly more dynamic, requiring faster operator responses and more dynamic controls for grid stability. Now a joint effort between industry, researchers and grid operators have created a new dynamic control center.

When Danish grid operator Konstant Net (former: NRGi Net) began to analyze its smart meter data for more than just billing operations, they discovered a treasure trove of digitalized information. With the right set of analytical tools, the data is helping them optimize operations, improve maintenance and predict the loads on their power grid.

With a fully decentralized system the groundwork for a 100 percent renewable supply has been laid in Wunsiedel, Germany.

Using renewable energy to create clean power for UNESCO world heritage site.

COVID-19 virus in front of a building (montage).

How technology can help get buildings ready for a new normal after the pandemic.

Find out about efficient, sustainable and future-proof solutions being created at the grid edge.

Building Twin application

Why smart buildings need a digital twin to realize their full operating potential.

Blue Lake Rancheria

How Blue Lake Rancheria, a Native American reservation in Northern California, masters the challenges of today.

How to reduce maintenance-related downtime? Shipping company Fjord Line installed an HVAC solution with a cloud-based remote servicing system on its ferry linking the Swedish and the Norwegian sides of the Oslo Fjord.

Andrew Whalley, Chairman of Grimshaw

Andrew Whalley, Chairman of Grimshaw, discusses his ideas for smart buildings that respond to their environment.

Christoph Leitgeb

Smart buildings call for smart planning. To develop their full potential, they also need to be able to communicate well with their users, says Christoph Leitgeb, head of the Construction Office at Siemens Smart Infrastructure.

Martina Otto, UN Environment’s Head of Cities, says the next 15 years will be critical.

Cedrik Neike, CEO Siemens Smart Infrastructure

Using renewable energy to create clean power for UNESCO world heritage site.

Jeff Merritt, renowned expert in the area of smart cities, the IoT, emerging technologies, and government innovation.

Real-time data will transform workplaces and even entire industries, says WEF expert Jeff Merritt.

Serhan Ili, CEO of the consulting firm ILI Consulting, talks about digitalization and artificial intelligence in the building sector.

What distribution system operators need to do to ensure that their grids are prepared for the future.

EV charging in London's "Electric Avenue"

Using renewable energy to create clean power for UNESCO world heritage site.

Siemens and Volkswagen test new mobility concepts in Rwanda.

At its Vienna location, Siemens is creating a comprehensive smart system to optimize the management of energy and heating.

With strong competition from the UAE’s numerous free zones, Dubai Airport Freezone sets itself apart with state-of-the-art building management systems that ensure operational and environmental efficiency as well as delivery of best-in-class infrastructure and services to its clients.

In an industrial park dedicated to the development of green technologies in cooperation between German and Chinese firms, Qingdao’s Passive House Technology Center showcases how buildings can provide full comfort and functionality with minimal emissions.

A software program from Siemens is helping municipal authorities keep nitrogen oxide and fine dust concentrations under control.

Visualization of buildings at Expo 2020 Dubai

Why the first World Expo in the Middle East has the potential to become a blueprint for smart cities around the globe.

How can cities leverage the benefits of digitalization to relieve stress on overstretched services and resources?

Coaty enables things like autonomous vehicles in logistics and machines to find each other, “date” each other and fulfill jobs together. Whoever is available, joins and collaborates.

Looking ahead to 2030: International experts forecast the role digital twins will play within the next ten years.

Technologies of the Web of Things (WoT) are intended to make the IoT convenient in a way similar to application development on the web

Virtual reality training courses are intuitive and their content is easy to recall. They’re even better when you can quickly create them yourself.

New survey offers a unique insight into the future of AI in industrial enterprises

What happens when systems become intelligent? The answer: One of the most revolutionary developments ever seen. Find out more.

Find out how digital twins enable better products to be developed and tested in less time – long before any physical prototypes are produced.

Wherever large amounts of information are stored, criminals are not far away. Find out more about effective solutions against cyber intruders

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