Atlanta

With over 2,400 employees, including more than 160 veterans, Atlanta is a pivotal hub for Siemens. The company is helping the Atlanta region innovate its infrastructure and is committed to developing the local workforce through a decades-long relationship with the Georgia Institute of Technology. Metro Atlanta is home to more than a dozen Siemens facilities, including a manufacturing facility and a MindSphere Application Center for Rail on Georgia Tech’s campus.
Atlanta's Streetcar Future

Siemens Builds the First Streetcars for Atlanta Since 1949

With connections to MARTA, the 2.7-mile, 12-stop downtown loop features easy-to-ride vehicles manufactured by Siemens in California and nearby Alpharetta, Georgia.

Siemens technology is helping Atlanta bring its streetcar system back to life and connecting communities with ultra-modern, U.S.-built vehicles and digital service platforms that use data to improve reliability, safety and availability.

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Turning Rail Data Into Action

Internet of Trains

Siemens MindSphere Application Center in downtown Atlanta uses intelligent software to create an ‘Internet of Trains’ to improve the nation’s rail operations.

At the MindSphere Application Center for Rail located on the Georgia Tech campus, teams use intelligent sensors and advanced software platforms to detect malfunctions on rail systems well before they can cause problems. They also analyze information to improve arrival times and punctuality for riders. 

Siemens in Atlanta

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Building a Sustainable Campus

Siemens + Emory University

 

Siemens partners with Emory University to meet its aggressive energy reduction goals through a self-funding energy program that spans over one million square feet of campus. The program constitutes one of the largest inventories of LEED-certified building space on any U.S. campus.

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Supporting the World's Busiest Airport

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport

 

Siemens switchgear and distribution products have been the basis of the airport’s electric infrastructure since 1980. In addition, Siemens computerized distributed control and monitoring airfield lighting system is installed at the aviation hub, which averages thousands of arrivals and departures daily. 

Treating 10 Million Gallons of Water

Siemens and the Georgia Aquarium

 

Siemens supplies the world’s largest aquarium with specialized high-purity water treatment equipment and power distribution infrastructure, ensuring the quality of life and welfare of the aquarium’s 100,000-plus animals representing 500 species from around the globe.