Siemens unveils breakthrough innovations in industrial AI and digital twin technologies at CES 2025

At CES 2025, groundbreaking innovations were unveiled, showcasing how Industrial AI, digital twin technology, and software-defined automation are transforming industries. Watch the full presentation to explore how these advancements empower companies to embrace sustainability, adaptability, and bold innovation.

What we discussed:

JetZero’s Vision for Sustainable Aviation: Discover how Siemens Xcelerator is enabling JetZero to develop a revolutionary blended-wing aircraft, cutting fuel consumption by 50% and targeting zero carbon emissions by 2035.

Photorealistic Digital Twins with NVIDIA: See how a collaboration with NVIDIA brings product lifecycle management to life with immersive visualization and real-time collaboration.

Immersive Engineering with Sony: Learn about the partnership with Sony, combining NX software with cutting-edge mixed-reality headsets for the industrial metaverse.

Siemens for Startups Program: Find out how the new program is democratizing industrial technology to help businesses of all sizes innovate and thrive.

Industrial AI at the Edge: Explore advancements in factory-floor AI, delivering real-time insights for smarter, faster decision-making and optimized production.

📌 From aviation to manufacturing to urban design, discover how data, AI, and innovation converge to tackle global challenges and create a more sustainable, interconnected future.

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[aliettienne]

The envisioning of the ease and efficiency of what this type of technology brings to the production environment is just incredible and amazingly useful. We know how the human memory is not that effective but with an assistant such as co-pilot the level of efficiency will improve tremendously. 😎💯💪🏾👍🏾 And the software simulation is simply indispensable to exhaust every possible ideas, scenarios or solution for a problem. You also will save time, resources and effort when using software simulation for diverse problem before implementing the most ideal solutions.

[arthuremig]

I think, AI can be used for more rapid learning of engineering technologies. From my experience with Copilots, the users need to have the domain knowledge. Copilots do not eliminate the need for expertise and engineering competence and intuition. They just eliminate the tedious work of finding necessary data: datasheets, directives, previous experience, lessons learnt etc. And as I wrote in the first sentence, engineering AI helps youto learn quicklier.

[leviandhiro]

This would be awesome at the Charlotte hub

[urimtefiki]

Digital tween of Siemens for healthcare is going to help patients to have better diagnostics and treatments.

[ehjoepr]

Dear Siemens, when will be in free access diagnostical AI mirrors for bath, with unbeatable glasses, in free access. Like leader in industrial AI is it possible make them for we can know what happening, before will happen bad consequences for health

[miciamiaomiao]

Siemens is doing a great job. But after seeing the misadventures of F35 and Boeing, I am not so sure about the business idea of JetZero. Having a distributed manufacturing environment has proven a challenge for the avionic industry and China is doing real leaps in this industry!

[collinsanyanvoh]

Companies betting on AI are tomorrow's apple and Microsoft. Do look into quantum computing. It will come in handy.

[stargator]

This will enable to copy the complete knowledge of a Company by copying/stealing their AI. After some years the man-bound Knowledge will vanish and people that do not know about the knowledge base will go on and construct products, where they don't understand the original basics or when destroying the AI data, the company knowhow will be deleted too.