Atlanta is a pivotal hub for Siemens. It is home to several key locations of our Smart Infrastructure, Digital Industries, and Mobility businesses.
Peachtree Corners is home to both the North American headquarters for Siemens Smart Infrastructure and its Electrical Products business unit. Here, employees explore, develop and test cutting edge low-voltage power distribution and circuit production solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial customers.
For more than 30 years, this 138,000 square foot facility just north of Atlanta has produced items like motors, gears, and innovative, reliable system solutions for the rail industry across North America. The factory is ISO certified and manufactures Buy America compliant products.
Atlanta is also home to the headquarters and research and development hub for Siemens Smart Infrastructure’s eMobility business unit. Their portfolio of AC and DC EV chargers ranging in power from 11.5 kW to 360 kW contribute the latest in charging technology solutions for America’s EV infrastructure.
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Atlanta is using Siemens Mobility’s US-built S70 Streetcars for its downtown transit system. This updated system is helping to increase urban mobility, sustainable development, and livability for the city.
Siemens helped develop the Center of Excellence for Simulation and Digital Twin at the Georgia Institute of Technology which prepares students for the workforce, and facilitates research in simulation and digital twins.
To reopen safely during COVID-19, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights was one of the first cultural institutes to install several innovative building safety measures in partnership with Siemens.