Manufacturingphysics-informed simulation optimizationdeployed use case with reported operational results in a live siemens factory.

Real-time production digital twin for factory line simulation and optimization at Siemens Erlangen

Siemens built a virtual copy of its factory lines and keeps it updated with live machine data so engineers can test changes on the computer before changing the real factory.

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Source

https://blogs.sw.siemens.com/thought-leadership/2024/10/25/optimizing-production-in-the-siemens-erlangen-factory-with-the-digital-twin/