Siemens Dynamo News
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Siemens accelerates digital marketplace strategy with acquisition ...
Siemens has signed an agreement to acquire Supplyframe, a leading Design-to-Source platform for the global electronics value chain, for USD 0.7 billion. The acquisition will provide seamless access to Siemens offerings and Supplyframes marketplace intelligence, helping customers reduce costs and increase agility. The acquisition strengthens Siemens portfolio in the field of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) and Printed Circuit Boards (PCB), and expands into other domains and technology fields. Supplyframes revenue for fiscal year 2021 is expected to be around $70 million. The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2021.
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Siemens introduces PCBflow, a secure, cloud-based solution for accelerating design-to-manufacturing handoff for printed circuit boards Siemens Software
Siemens has introduced PCBflow, a cloud-based software solution that bridges the gap between electronics design and manufacturing ecosystems. PCBflow allows PCB design teams to interact with manufacturers and perform design-for-manufacturing (DFM) analyses. It helps identify manufacturability violations and provides a closed-loop feedback mechanism for continuous improvement. The software simplifies customer onboarding processes for manufacturers and reduces communication time. PCBflow is a software as a service (SaaS) technology that incorporates Siemens strict security standards. It requires no training and is accessible from any location. Siemens Digital Industries Software is driving the transformation to enable a digital enterprise. The Xcelerator portfolio helps companies create and leverage digital twins for innovation.
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Cybord Awarded IIA Funding - Cybord
שיתופי פעולה מחקריים - סימנס תעשיות דיגיטליות
The article discusses Siemens global approach to openness and collaboration, which it believes ensures long-term commercial success and benefits the wider community. Siemens engineers and researchers worldwide collaborate with universities, research institutes, and other commercial companies. In the past decade, Siemens has expanded its operations in Israel, particularly in the field of smart industry and smart factories. The article highlights various research collaborations and partnerships Siemens has entered into, including a research consortium in the field of industrial robotics, a joint research project with Civan Advanced Technology in the field of green laser, and a partnership with Cybord, a company that has developed unique capabilities for identifying defects and counterfeits in electronic components.
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סימנס תעשיות דיגיטליות מרחיבה את פעילות חטיבת התוכנה בישראל
Siemens is expanding its software division in Israel through the acquisition of companies, investment in startups, and the development of new platforms in robotics, 3D printing, electronic design, and more. The company has invested over $10 billion in the acquisition of additional engineering software companies as part of a strategic decision to lead the fourth industrial revolution. Siemens has also launched an open innovation program called Siemens Dynamo, which has identified 12 relevant companies so far. The company has also signed a significant agreement with SAP to combine forces in the face of new challenges.
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Presenso Announces Strategic Partnership With Siemens
Presenso has announced a strategic partnership with Siemens in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Predictive Asset Maintenance. Presenso will support Siemens Operations & Maintenance services with its real-time Industrial Analytics Solution. The partnership aims to deliver superior outcomes to Siemens customers by applying Presensos Machine Learning technology to data generated from Siemens machines and newly deployed Smart Field Sensors. The two companies are currently deploying the solution in power plants and oil and gas facilities worldwide.
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Siemens adds OMAT machining optimisation software products to its digital landscape
Siemens is acquiring OMAT machining optimisation software products to extend its machine tool control software portfolio. OMATs software solutions focus on optimising spindle feed during machining operations, offering solutions for adaptive spindle feed control, enhanced tool life cycles, and spindle vibration analysis. The acquisition will allow Siemens to provide a complete portfolio for its customers in the machine tool market and broaden its range of solutions for digitalization. OMAT technologies will be integrated into Siemens Digital Enterprise software portfolio and will feature in Siemens Industrial Edge and Sinumerik Edge in the future.
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Siemens opens innovation lab for startups in Tel Aviv
Siemens has launched the Siemens Dynamo program in Israel to support and collaborate with Israeli startups. The program aims to help startups test their products and familiarize them with Siemens technologies. Selected startups will be integrated into Siemens ecosystem, including its business partners and customers. If the startups technologies align with Siemens product portfolio, there is a possibility of acquisition. Siemens joins other tech giants like General Electric in seeking closer cooperation with Israeli startups.
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