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Rotary table in a new machine for manufacturing tampons designed and optimized virtually.

New impulses for developers of autonomous systems

A digital twin of the factory and the product enables cost-effective industrial 3D printing

grid edge a business innovation

How innovative finance solutions make investing into sustainable technology easy.

“Anything that isn’t patented can be copied.”

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Internet of Things (IoT): the network of devices with internet connectivity that can connect, interact and exchange data.

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Rotary table in a new machine for manufacturing tampons designed and optimized virtually.

A digital twin of the factory and the product enables cost-effective industrial 3D printing

Digital tools help the electronics industry stay ahead at every step

Porsche is using a digital twin of the Taycan to optimize maintenance

Following a holistic approach, Airborne realizes efficient and highly flexible production

With Siemens Xcelerator software, first-time yields over 90 percent

Modernization project relies on web-based process control technology and open interfaces

Digital twin of pumping station tests and verifies innovative concepts

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

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.

By Katrin Lange

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.

grid edge a business innovation

How innovative finance solutions make investing into sustainable technology easy.

Woman working on a laptop in front of a city skyline

A new report assesses the readiness and need for grid edge solutions in numerous countries and regions. Two of the authors discuss their key findings.

InnoSys2030 research project

How automation can contribute to greater grid utilization.

Angra do Heroísmo, Terceira, Azores

Terceira Island is embracing grid edge technology to curb its use of imported diesel and rely more on solar and wind power.

Wildpoldsried blockchain-based local energy market

The prosumers of Wildpoldsried are testing a blockchain-based local energy market.

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

EV charging in London's "Electric Avenue"

In a conservation area in Maida Vale, lampposts are doubling up as EV charging points.

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.

Sello shopping center in Espoo, Finland

Sello shopping center has its own virtual power plant: there’s nothing like it anywhere else.

At its South African Headquarters in Johannesburg, Siemens has created a microgrid to reduce its ecological footprint.

The electrical engineering company Klebs+Hartmann is at the forefront of technical trends. To tap energy efficiency potentials, existing switchboards and power monitoring systems are expanded by communication-capable components that seamlessly fit into digitalization.

Electrical wholesaler Rexel Germany uses cloud-based power monitoring in the IoT for energy efficiency and consulting.

Whether in industry, infrastructure, or buildings: Each environment is dependent on a smart, efficient and reliable power supply. Read more!

Grid management with a digital twin.

Intelligent sensors, big data, and the IoT lay the foundations for an efficient, carbon-free multidirectional energy system.

Transmission grid

A digital twin of Finland’s power grid is going to shake up the future of infrastructure investment.

NRGi - Poul Berthelsen

Danish grid operator Konstant Net began to analyze its smart meter data – and discovered a treasure trove of digitalized information.

As Chief Digital Officer, Matthew Timms is leading the transformation of E.ON, one of the largest investor-owned utilities, into the digital age. And when he’s done, it may well be that his company will look less like an energy provider and more like a technology company.

Leading energy academic Professor Benjamin Sovacool explains the shift to prosumers and the opportunities for utilities in the energy transition.

How Siemens motor starters move a mountain of potatoes.

At a Finnish bioproduct mill increased production and environmental efficiency go hand in hand

Ritter Sport aims at making production practices safer for the environment

A Danish food company is using digital condition monitoring to improve plant and environmental efficiency

By using a cloud-based application for efficient energy management codeveloped with Siemens, Spanish automotive supplier Gestamp didn’t just reduce its energy consumption by 15 percent in a very short time – it has also moved closer to a future of sustainable “connected” plants with Industry 4.0 solutions.

Vienna Austria educational campuses

Why the city of Vienna, Austria, is designing new school buildings to be educational campuses.

Data-driven maintenance

How data analytics has improved life on the campus of Tampere University.

Financing smart buildings

Why buildings in the ‘new normal’ have to be smart – and how to finance them.

importance of time in a data center

What role does time play in a data center? Interxion in Vienna, Austria, provides some answers.

Woman working on a laptop in front of a city skyline

A new report assesses the readiness and need for grid edge solutions in numerous countries and regions. Two of the authors discuss their key findings.

Heat pump remote control application

The heat pump is deemed to be the key component for sustainable energy systems of the future. Why? – Karl Ochsner, the Managing Partner of Ochsner Wärmepumpen GmbH, has the answers.

Bauhaus Museum Dessau

Thanks to modern technology, the collection in the Bauhaus Museum Dessau is safe from fire.

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

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

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.

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?

New impulses for developers of autonomous systems

Illustrated example that shows an overhead contact line

How electric heavy-duty vehicles can cover long distances and provide climate-friendly freight transportation.

An optical AI nose sniffs out salmon and co

Analyzing involuntary eye movements to create a customized design

“Anything that isn’t patented can be copied.”

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

Internet of Things (IoT): the network of devices with internet connectivity that can connect, interact and exchange data.

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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