The Chicago metropolitan area is home to the company’s North American Headquarters for Siemens Smart Infrastructure Buildings business unit and several key customers and partnerships.
As the U.S. headquarters for the Smart Infrastructure Buildings business unit, the greater Chicagoland area is home to an assembly plant, R&D center, engineering, labs, shipping/receiving, quality assurance and other factory operations.
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ComEd uses Siemens microgrid software in Chicago's Bronzeville to manage the first utility-operated microgrid cluster, enhancing grid reliability, resilience and efficiency through distributed architecture.
Siemens and MxD partner to showcase automation's future. Their Digital Enterprise Experience Center offers immersive demos on software/hardware convergence in the industrial metaverse.
Siemens Desigo CC at Chicago O'Hare's Terminal 3 manages building automation for 33M+ passengers annually. It optimizes climate for comfort and ensures low energy use, showcasing efficient, modern airport operations.