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Siemens is extending its drive portfolio in the extra-low-voltage range for 24–48V EC motors with its new Simatic Micro Drive. The new product line with UL- and CE...
The Sentron ECPD (electronic circuit protection device) electronically switches off circuit faults if errors occur and, if necessary, trips the mechanical isolating contact downstream...
Siemens Digital Industries Software has released its Veloce CS hardware-assisted verification and validation system. Veloce CS incorporates hardware emulation, enterprise prototyping...
The new Sinamics S200 servo consists of a Sinamics S200 drive and Simotics S-1FL2 motor with standard or flexible cable options. Profinet and pulse train versions of single-axis...
The S200 Servo, consisting of a Sinamics S200 drive and Simotics S-1FL2 motor with standard or flexible cable options can be used with stand-alone and networked machines. The ...
The Simotics S-1FS2 line of servomotors designed for food, beverage, pharmaceutical and other process industries is suitable for clean-in-place processes and for use with commercially...
Siemens is now offering the Sinamics S210 next generation servo drive system consisting of a digitally native drive with a range of corresponding motors and gearboxes. The S210...
Siemens has released its new Simatic Micro-Drive, a product line with UL- and CE-marked components consisting of the Profidrive Control (PDC) servo drive, a flexible range of ...
The Capital Electra X from Siemens is a new cloud-native electrical design software-as-a-service product aimed at individual electrical designers or small teams. This is a browser...
Softing Industrial releases version v1.20 of edgeConnector Siemens. The software module is based on container technology and connects Siemens controllers with industrial IoT application...
Siemens and Microsoft announce the release of Siemens Industrial Copilot, which uses generative AI to improve how manufacturers design, develop, manufacture and operate.
To centralize the control and automation functions in an updated version of its Falcon sheeter machine, BW Papersystems used Siemens Sirius pushbuttons, Simatic controllers and...
A new facility in Raleigh, N.C., has been added to address growing demand for direct metal laser sintering services—an industrial metal 3D printing process that can build functional...
Siemens and Ecolab develop a partnership that combines the Ecolab3D IIoT platform with Siemens gProms advanced process modeling environment with digital twin technology at the...
Digital twin technology can be used in many ways. IoT Analytics found the technology’s use to be most prevalent in prediction, system and product simulation, interoperability,...
Automation World explores a new report that outlines key steps around the Industrial Internet of Things many manufacturers overlook, how to assess your cybersecurity readiness...
Siemens Shows Depth of Integrated Automation Components | At The Automation Conference 2013, Siemens showed its controller, HMI and motor solutions that combine logic control,...
With the new virtual PLC version of its Simatic S7-1500 controller, Siemens provides all the functions of its hardware-based controller via a mobile device.
The new direction announced last year by Siemens Digital Industries Software is already paying off for the company through record growth driven by growing adoption of its SaaS...
As part of the new Siemens Teamcenter app for Microsoft Teams, this integration of generative artificial intelligence reportedly enables users to input feedback verbally to aid...
To improve predictive maintenance, quality assurance, and cybersecurity at its Amberg, Germany, factory, Siemens has created a cloud-native, modular architecture using Red Hat...
Two major announcements from Siemens involve expansion of the company’s Xcelerator technology into a wider portfolio of hardware, software, and digital services, and a partnership...
A shift in focus toward delivering all its software as a service—and how that software drives specific hardware capabilities—underlies Siemens new vision of itself as a tech company...
