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In the control systems that ensure trains and trams run punctually and safely. In the vehicles that reliably transport millions of people. In the distribution networks that supply cities with energy. In the software that develops products before they are actually built. And in the building technology that makes spaces more sustainable and intelligent. Behind all of this are around 6,000 people in Switzerland who work every day to shape and simplify daily life with innovative technology.
SBB is investing in the mobility of the future: With the order of 116 state-of-the-art, six-car Siemens Desiro DoSto double-decker trains – and an option for up to 84 more – SBB is setting new standards. Starting in 2031, these trains will boost capacity, comfort, and sustainability on the Zurich S-Bahn and Western Switzerland networks, perfectly tailored to the needs of future urban centers.
Digitalization is in full swing. This is also true for Verkehrsbetriebe Zürich (VBZ), which, together with Siemens Solution Partner Autexis Control AG, has renewed and automated its track and operations control systems. To ensure that the more than 860,000 passengers reach their destinations smoothly each day in the future, VBZ has continuously modernized its depots over the past years.
At Kantonsspital Baden (KSB), patients have been front and center since 1349. Innovation continues to be the driving force. This includes digital transformation. Mastering it is at the core of a cooperation between the hospital and Siemens that creates a hospital that is connected to heal better.
Energy transitions demand digital transformation. With more Distributed Energy Resources, higher loads, and stability needs, IBC Chur uses secure, data-driven Siemens technology for full grid transparency – future-proofing the low-voltage grid and ensuring reliable power for 40,000 people.
If you are interested in learning more about the Siemens products and solutions presented, please feel free to contact us.