Siemens Embraces Digitalization at IMTS
Siemens Industry is showcasing its commitment to the world of digitalized manufacturing at its booth this year.
Siemens Industry is showcasing its commitment to the world of digitalized manufacturing at its booth this year, focusing on how its use of digital information will benefit its end users.
According to Business Development Manager Ramona Schindler, “As machine tool builders become more capable of tracking the data on their CNC machines in the field, a dual benefit results for the end-customer. Improvement in machine uptime is made possible, as the resolution of issues on the machine becomes a more streamlined process, plus current and rapidly emerging edge technology can add more precise analysis of the machine and the production process at the end-customer.”
The company will also be featuring products to enable customers to access digital tools for their own manufacturing spaces, including the Sinumerik Blackline digital controller, NX CAM and the Mindsphere cloud platform. Representatives will be available to discuss digital solutions to the manufacturing problems its customers face on a daily basis.
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