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#Transform 2022 at Manchester Central on 12 and 13 July

#Transform 2022 was held at Manchester Central on 12 and 13 July

World class brands, large and small, cutting-edge technologies and a huge cross-sector audience discovering common solutions to your pressing challenges.

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Plastic Energy turns plastic waste into chemical building blocks.

Hallé Orchestra

The Oglesby Centre extension to Hallé St Peter’s in Manchester won three RIBA 2021 awards

In this case study, learn how data-driven insights are supporting Hoofcount’s innovative approach to improving animal wellbeing and productivity.

Yorkshire Water, the University of Sheffield and Siemens Digital Industries have joined forces to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to reduce wastewater network blockages and pollution.

Dog walking in water using the Hydro Physio canine hydrotherapy treadmill

World-class products are created when every single component works together harmoniously. HYDRO PHYSIO know this well, having designed, manufactured, and sold over 1000 market-leading aquatic therapy treadmills over the past 16 years. So, when it came time to enhance their product and find a more reliable drive for their hydrotherapy machine, they approached Siemens

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

Red Bull Racing Honda

Using Fibersim and Mendix to enhance development of composite parts and low-code applications

Siemens 4004 technology

Willy Wonka at 50: how the film fantasy of a futuristic chocolate factory and Siemens’ supercomputer became a reality thanks to developments in data analytics and AI.

EV charging in London's "Electric Avenue"

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

It’s 5 am at a bakery in Wales. The smell of freshly baked bread hangs heavy in the air as fluffy loaves race along congested conveyor belts. Shiny metallic arms slice and wrap bread, while a machine datestamps each loaf, before carefully dropping them into a delivery container. For the unsuspecting, everything seems to be running smoothly.

Painting new possibilities in project management

Close collaboration and coordination deliver a chemicals industry first

Expert Technology Group's face covering manufacturing machine

Siemens and one of its customers have provided a home-grown solution to meet the huge demand for face masks, ensuring factories across the country can open their doors and diversify to meet the demand.

Anglian water engineer's van

See how Anglian Water is preventing unwanted spills and freeing up engineers' using Simocode to detect and clear pump blockages

While we may not realise it, the humble barcode is in fact one of the most seen and trusted symbols in the modern world. It’s thought that there are 6 billion barcode scans every day, with 1.8 billion of those coming from China alone. Look around your office now and you’ll find tens of barcodes, QR codes or data matrix codes. They have become ubiquitous with a product’s provenance, but as we begin to emerge from a Covid-ravaged world, they will also play an integral part in the provenance of people and the Covid-19 vaccination.

Ritter Sport is the first major manufacturer of chocolate bars to grow its cocoa sustainably. Now its production practices will also be safer for the environment. By using a new energy management system, the company intends to cut its energy consumption by an additional 1.5 percent each year.

Every professional soccer stadium has an experienced greenkeeper who cares for the sacred turf. And now, for the first time, the greenkeeper at the Allianz Arena – home of FC Bayern – will be assisted by an application. It’s being made possible by MindSphere, the open IoT operating system, and software developers at evosoft.

Here’s something new: A manufacturer of clamping technology and gripping systems is using digital twins to help plant manufacturers and users to increase their competitiveness. Digital twins enable the virtual simulation and testing of all process steps, from engineering and plant commissioning to performance.

The new cheese factory in Altendorf is the first facility in Switzerland to be completely configured with the TIA Portal engineering framework from Siemens, including the drive technology. Every year, up to 8 million liters of milk can be converted into Swiss cheese, which finds enthusiastic buyers not only in Switzerland but also internationally.

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