Siemens at CES 2025: Advancing Industrial Innovation with AI, Digital Twins, and Automation

At CES 2025, Siemens is unveiling its strategic vision for the future of industrial innovation, emphasizing the transformative convergence of data, artificial intelligence (AI), and software-defined automation. With a focus on flexibility, optimization, and continuous improvement, Siemens’ exhibit underscores its leadership in industrial software and its role in enabling businesses of all sizes to achieve operational excellence.

Driving Efficiency with Industrial AI

Siemens showcased its Industrial AI solutions designed to harness massive industrial data sets, turning them into actionable insights that drive measurable business outcomes. Speaking at the event, Peter Koerte, Siemens’ Chief Technology and Strategy Officer, described Industrial AI as a game-changer for industries, allowing companies to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving landscape.

• Siemens Xcelerator Portfolio Expansion: New AI capabilities are being added to Siemens’ comprehensive digital business platform, providing scalable tools for enhanced resilience and sustainability.

Siemens Industrial Copilot: AI-Powered Shop Floor Optimization

One of Siemens’ standout innovations is the Siemens Industrial Copilot for Operations, a cutting-edge tool designed to integrate AI-driven decision-making into manufacturing processes. Key features include:

• Real-Time Analytics: Enables rapid responses to operational challenges, boosting efficiency and minimizing downtime.
• Integration with Industrial Edge Ecosystem: Ensures seamless deployment of AI models across the production environment, enhancing flexibility and scalability.

This technology fosters improved collaboration between humans and machines, streamlining complex workflows and shortening innovation cycles.

Revolutionizing Aviation: Siemens Partners with JetZero

In a major announcement, Siemens revealed its partnership with JetZero, a forward-thinking aviation startup, to develop a revolutionary blended wing aircraft. The collaboration aims to:

• Improve Fuel Efficiency by 50%: The innovative aircraft design sets a benchmark for sustainable aviation.
• Achieve Net-Zero Carbon Emissions by 2035: Utilizing Siemens’ digital twin technologies to simulate and optimize manufacturing processes.
• Build a “Factory of the Future”: JetZero plans to establish a U.S.-based production facility incorporating Siemens’ automation hardware, software, and services.

JetZero’s CEO, Tom O’Leary, emphasized the importance of Siemens’ contributions, noting that their industrial metaverse technologies enable confident leaps in designing and building the world’s first fully digital aircraft.

Empowering Startups with Siemens for Startups Program

Siemens demonstrated its commitment to fostering innovation through its Siemens for Startups program. This initiative provides startups and small businesses with access to:

• Siemens Xcelerator tools at reduced costs.
• Collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) for technical and market support.
• Venture partnering and mentorship to scale revolutionary ideas effectively.

Collaborations Expanding the Industrial Metaverse

• NVIDIA Partnership: Siemens and NVIDIA announced enhancements to the Siemens Xcelerator platform, including the Teamcenter Digital Reality Viewer, powered by NVIDIA Omniverse, for large-scale, photorealistic visualizations integrated into Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) workflows.
• Sony Collaboration: Siemens and Sony unveiled the NX Immersive Designer, a mixed reality tool enabling high-fidelity collaboration in engineering and manufacturing.

Introducing Designcenter for Unified Product Development

Siemens launched its Designcenter software suite, integrating industry-leading solutions like Solid Edge and NX. This unified platform enables companies to:

• Collaborate across teams with consistent data formats.
• Scale operations seamlessly, regardless of company size.

Real-World Applications Transforming Industries

Siemens highlighted examples of its technology’s global impact, including:

• Spinnova: Sustainable textile manufacturing using Siemens’ digital twin technologies.
• Wayout International: Advanced water purification solutions enabled by Siemens’ IoT and edge computing tools.
• Desert Control: Innovations in sustainable agriculture using Siemens’ Industrial Operations X.
• Arc: Electrification of the marine industry powered by Siemens’ design and simulation software.