AI Creates Real Value, Reshaping Industrial Future!

At Siemens, we continue to unleash the potential of industrial AI with deep industry knowledge and massive industrial data, as well as artificial intelligence technology research and development and iteration.

From industrial copilot to AI agent, from the application of large models in industrial verticals to the research and development of industrial basic models, Siemens has implemented advanced artificial intelligence technology in key areas such as manufacturing workshops, park buildings, and transportation systems to meet the strict requirements for reliability, safety, and transparency, and accelerate the digital transformation and sustainable development of all walks of life through deep integration with innovative technologies such as digital twins and intelligent automation.

Up to now, Siemens has more than 1,500 AI experts worldwide, and the number of AI-related patent applications has exceeded 3,700.

Improve the level of energy and carbon management, save energy and reduce emissions, and achieve sustainable development

The world is currently undergoing a profound energy transformation, including a shift to renewable energy, increasing electrification and energy efficiency. Artificial intelligence technology is a key force in green transformation, providing momentum for promoting carbon reduction, accelerating energy transition, and achieving sustainable development.

By integrating technologies such as the Internet of Things, digital twins, and intelligent automation, Siemens applies artificial intelligence to critical infrastructure to enable functions such as fault prediction, energy consumption identification, and data-driven decision-making optimization to create smarter buildings and power grids. Siemens energy and carbon management solutions cover the entire process of energy and carbon management from accurate tracking and accounting to trend prediction, dynamic optimization, intelligent decision-making, and solution implementation.

White paper: New Industrialization – The Digital Industrial World