Manufacturing operations generate large amounts of data. Industrial data insights are critical for decision making and the ability to utilize IIOT, such as Edge computing, to win operational efficiency game. This presentation will explore Siemens Industrial Edge with its state-of-the-art platform, Industrial grade devices, and out-of-the box applications streamlining how you collect, connect, and contextualize data from machines and processes to make data handling simple, scalable, and reliable.
Room: Hall of Legends 1 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Chris Liu
Siemens
The digitalization of manufacturing offers unprecedented opportunities to attract the next generation of workers. Join this session to learn about the cutting-edge advances in graphics engines enabling photo-realistic digital environments. By gamifying workforce upskilling, these innovations institutionalize knowledge in operations and maintenance. while making manufacturing more appealing and accessible. This approach ensures a skilled workforce for the future of smart manufacturing.
Room: Hall of Legends 2 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Suresh C. Rama
Siemens
Come see the latest in Siemens Controls for 2024. This year we are releasing new Digital Motor Starters up to 32A with Profinet, EtherNet IP, and Modbus TCP communications for full application transparency. Introducing 1-4 pole Industrial Surge Protection Devices for protection of AC and DC power circuits and Signal Line Protection. See Siemens first to market 3-pole GFCI circuit breakers for DIN and Panelboard Mounting. Plug and play with our new CrossBoard Power Distribution System up to 250A.
Room: Hall of Legends 3 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Jim Sirois
Siemens
Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning and Machine Vision
The battery industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by the escalating demand for electric vehicles, renewable energy storage, and portable electronics. One of the key challenges faced by manufacturers is managing the complexities associated with production line commissioning. This presentation explores how leveraging digital design and automation standardization can address these challenges by enhancing flexibility, reducing physical deployment times, and improving overall engineering efficiency.
Room: 6th Floor Pantry Lobby (6th Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Kyle Veugeler
Siemens
Automated analytics is often the first step for industrial digitalization projects with the main goal of downtime reduction. Did you know that the same data can also be used to improve product quality, enable safer operations, improve maintenance precision and even improve corporate sustainability? Join us to learn how our Senseye solutions improve production and management KPIs by analyzing and predicting machine and maintainer behavior using AI – and you do not have to be data scientist!
Room: South Press Alcove (7th Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Alex Hill
Siemens
The industrial landscape is undergoing a transformative shift towards software-defined methodologies, where flexibility, efficiency, and innovation are paramount. This presentation will explore the cutting-edge of software-defined automation and manufacturing, encompassing Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD), digital twins, virtual commissioning, industrial edge computing, and the integration of industrial co-pilots.
Room: Hall of Legends 1 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Bernd Raithel
Siemens
Join Chris Stevens, SVP of Automation for Siemens in the US, for an overview of the trends and challenges being faced by US manufacturers as they pursue digital transformation in their legacy operations. “Never stop a running system” is the time-tested adage, so what strategies can be employed to upgrade digital capabilities without negatively impacting production? Chris will be joined by Axel Lorenz (CEO of Siemens Process Automation) and Del Costy (President of Siemens Digital Industries, USA; Managing Director, Digital Industries Software, Americas) for a lively discussion of what they are seeing in the market and how leaders are moving forward effectively with their transformations.
Room: Hall of Legends 2 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Panel Discussion
Siemens
Join us for an overview of our cutting-edge drive & servomotor solutions. Discover how DriveSim Engineer and next generation SINAMICS can revolutionize your operations through advanced digital simulation capabilities. Explore our drive data analytics, connectivity and security features to optimize performance and protect your systems. Stay ahead with our updated tools, SINAMICS Selector App and SINAMICS Startdrive. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn how our solutions can elevate your business.
Room: Hall of Legends 3 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Craig Nelson, Ivan Spronk, Rafael Larcher
Siemens
Sam Hoff will explain how digital tools can speed up commissioning, reduce costs, then be used after start of production for continuous improvement of your OEE.
See why Rittal’s patented Blue-e+ S air conditioners are state-of-the-art in enclosure cooling, energy efficiency, and environmental compliance.
Join us to explore the transformative power of AI in manufacturing. Adopting AI solutions is essential for staying competitive. Our experts will guide you through developing, implementing, and scaling AI for manufacturing. We’ll showcase case studies on AI’s impact on quality control, predictive maintenance, and efficiency. Learn key considerations for data acquisition, model training, scalability, and deployment. Discover how AI can drive innovation, reduce costs, and unlock new possibilities.
Room: South Press Alcove (7th Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Steffen Klawitter
Siemens
Jump into TIA Portal and setup Siemens IO link products. Siemens RFID Selector Switch, SIRIUS Smart Overload Relay, and SIRIUS Voltage Monitoring Relay. Sensor manufacturers have taken advantage of reduced wiring costs and enhanced diagnostics for input and output devices outside the enclosure for several years. Siemens has applied the principles of IO-Link to many control devices which are mounted inside the main enclosure. These devices include motor starters, analog monitoring relays, and pilot device.
12 Seat Limit
Room: Press Dining Room (7th Floor)
Length: 110 minutes
Presenter(s): John Skope
Electro-Matic
Elevate your automation skills with Siemens WinCC Unified. From basic panels to sophisticated SCADA systems, this session offers hands-on demonstration, expert insights, and practical tips. Learn how to master WinCC Unified at your own pace and the resources available. Whether you’re a novice or a pro, discover how Siemens WinCC Unified maximizes efficiency and drives innovation in your projects.
Room: Hall of Legends 1 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Kyle Harrison
Siemens
Explore the exciting new opportunities for automation in the rapidly growing aerospace, defense, and space sectors. This session will delve into industry trends in commercial aviation, defense, and space, emphasizing the critical importance of IT/OT integration between design and the shop floor. Discover how this integration is essential for achieving high-quality, repeatable manufacturing processes and addressing workforce shortages. Learn how Siemens’ advanced portfolio is uniquely positioned to help you navigate this dynamic landscape and elevate your business through digital transformation and manufacturing automation.
Room: Hall of Legends 2 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Julian Biberger
Siemens
The AGV/AMR market offers many automation solutions across suppliers, including proprietary “black-boxes.” A standardized, off-the-shelf control and motion solution that brings common hardware, software, logic and connectivity, regardless of vehicle vendor, brings multiple advantages. We will discuss what this can look like, how it is developed for your needs, and benefits to your “Flexible Factory.”
Room: Hall of Legends 3 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Greg Nazareth
Siemens
With the challenges of today’s environment, Automotive OEMs and Suppliers need a solution. Pressure to reduce time to market while still meeting quality targets continue and must be achieved in a cost-effective manner. It is not enough to just put information into a digital format. Supporting the digital information with an integrated set of tools will enable our customers to meet these challenges head-on. Our integrated solution makes this possible by eliminating late design changes, improving utilization, avoiding delays especially during startup and finally by reducing launch time and lost production.
Room: Suite Pantry Lobby 4 (4th Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Luv Aggarwal
Siemens
An approach to industrial power distribution that drives efficiency and reduces waste has emerged as an important consideration for manufacturers as the need for sustainable manufacturing continues to grow. In recent years, the global transition from traditional power distribution methods and updated regulatory standards have accelerated the need for modernized industrial power distribution solutions.
Busbar systems are becoming the predominant solution for manufacturers across nearly all global industries as a safer, more effective, and efficient method of powering control cabinets. While legacy power distribution systems come with a variety of liabilities and challenges, busbar systems alleviate these pain points in panel design, engineering, and operation through elevated customization and unique design capabilities.
Learn how Siemens Virtual Training Solutions (VTS), which uses VR, AR, and simulation technologies is revolutionizing workforce development. Discover how VTS creates immersive learning environments, offers a comprehensive curriculum, and provides real-time feedback and assessment. See how to easily import existing equipment models and bill of process to configure the system. We will show examples how our customer train their workforce faster and greatly improve production quality with VTS.
Room: South Press Alcove (7th Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Francisco De Diego
Siemens
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, organizations face increasing pressure to adapt to dynamic market conditions and changing production requirements. The need for flexible and efficient logistics systems has never been more critical. This seminar will explore how SIMOVE Fleetmanager can help organizations navigate these challenges and position themselves for success. Designed for versatility and scalability, this innovative tool optimizes logistics and production processes.
Room: Hall of Legends 1 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Kelsey Zimmerman
Siemens
As digitalization explodes, manufacturers are seeing a big increase in networked devices and communication paths between IT and OT. Siemens has been on this journey for 30+ years, supporting both our customers and in our own production facilities. Learn how we transformed one of our facilities from contract IT with network issues and high downtime into a digital enterprise via a modern, secure, and efficient factory network architecture – while overcoming organizational changes.
Room: Hall of Legends 2 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s):
Siemens
The seminar will focus on CNC and robotic integration for path accuracy and user-friendliness, with an emphasis on multi-robot collaborations, additive manufacturing and machine tool operations. We’ll discuss real-world examples showcasing the transformative benefits of this innovative approach, gaining actionable insights into the evolving landscape of robotics in diverse manufacturing applications.
Room: Hall of Legends 3 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Tiansu Jing
Siemens
As IPCs miniaturize, the need for smaller PC cards increases so Hilscher has introduced the M.2 and halfsize mini-PCIe form factors opening access to multiple factory automation networks. Come learn about Hilscher’s PC card portfolio and also the newest cooperation with Siemens enabling their IPCs access to nearly 90% of the IPC market with the full range of available protocols.
Hilscher has also entered the IO-Link market with master blocks that connect IO-Link sensors to factory networks and the cloud over wired and wireless connections.
EPLAN is a cutting-edge software suite that has transformed the landscape of electrical engineering project execution. This seminar will delve into the spectrum of EPLAN’s capabilities, from its most basic manual features to its advanced fully automated functionalities, showcasing how each level can achieve remarkable results. We will present real-world examples and case studies, highlighting the software’s versatility and efficiency across various applications, including both general electrical engineering and automotive-specific projects.
Room: Suite Pantry Lobby 6 (6th Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Ken Hady, Sean Mulherrin
Do you have equipment that is difficult to maintain? Has downtime become a huge burden because you don’t have the right spare parts on hand? Are you seeking the best approach to modernize your current machinery? Join us to discover how you can leverage Siemens Xcare to optimize your equipment throughout its entire lifecycle. Learn how you can achieve the perfect service strategy with Xcare and focus on your core operations with confidence.
Room: South Press Alcove (7th Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Jim Stewart
Siemens
Jump into TIA Portal and setup Siemens IO link products. Siemens RFID Selector Switch, SIRIUS Smart Overload Relay, and SIRIUS Voltage Monitoring Relay. Sensor manufacturers have taken advantage of reduced wiring costs and enhanced diagnostics for input and output devices outside the enclosure for several years. Siemens has applied the principles of IO-Link to many control devices which are mounted inside the main enclosure. These devices include motor starters, analog monitoring relays, and pilot device.
12 Seat Limit
Room: Press Dining Room (7th Floor)
Length: 110 minutes
Presenter(s): John Skope
Electro-Matic
Hear how Siemens works with schools across the country to provide hands-on training opportunities in advanced manufacturing, mechatronics, and digitalization for students in high school, community college and university. Instructors from SCE Partner schools will present success stories from several programs utilizing Siemens Automation technologies successfully in the classroom.
Room: Hall of Legends 1 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Amanda Beaton
Siemens
Manufacturers have been at the forefront of advancing manufacturing automation to stay competitive in today’s global market. They use identification and locating technologies to seamlessly synchronize production flow, optimize resource utilization, and minimize human errors, thereby reducing costly delays. We’ll explore the core principles of RTLS and RFID, highlighting their pivotal roles in tool management, component tracking, metal stamping, access control management, and more.
Room: Hall of Legends 2 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s):
Siemens
Save time, save wiring, reduce terminations, and shrink your panel’s footprint with Fastbus. We will explore the many advantages of creating a modular easy to expand power distribution system with a solution that has the right lead time for your customer’s aggressive project schedules. Tired of long lead times? Don’t miss this seminar!
Room: Hall of Legends 3 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Jim Sirois
Siemens
Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) have become integral in modern industrial operations, offering efficiency and flexibility in material movement. This case study approach from a system integrator’s perspective provides a comprehensive roadmap for organizations looking to deploy AMRs for material movement, addressing key considerations at each stage of the process. Starting with an overview of AMR technology, we’ll cover challenge identification, application prioritization, vendor selection, business case analysis, implementation, and factory acceptance.
Room: Suite Pantry Lobby 4 (4th Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Craig Salvalaggio
EPLAN is a cutting-edge software suite that has transformed the landscape of electrical engineering project execution. This seminar will delve into the spectrum of EPLAN’s capabilities, from its most basic manual features to its advanced fully automated functionalities, showcasing how each level can achieve remarkable results. We will present real-world examples and case studies, highlighting the software’s versatility and efficiency across various applications, including both general electrical engineering and automotive-specific projects.
Room: Suite Pantry Lobby 6 (6th Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Ken Hady, Sean Mulherrin
The Industry 4.0 Accelerator is hosting a session to share practical utilization of Industry 4.0 technologies to improve manufacturing operational efficiencies. The session will share presentations from unique 4.0 tech companies with solutions that are easy to implement for any manufacturer to improve throughout, quality and operational efficiency. The session will share details on the Industry 4.0 Accelerator and also feature a few of our 4.0 Accelerator tech clients.
Automation Alley CEO Tom Kelly discusses key disruptors in the manufacturing industry and digital transformation with an in depth focus on how AI and 3D printing will lead the future. With detailed case studies on each emerging technology, Kelly demonstrates how the factory of the future will keep the U.S. competitive on a global scale and usher in a new age of faster, stronger and better products.
Room: Hall of Legends 3 (3rd Floor)
Length: 50 minutes
Presenter(s): Tom Kelly
Automation Alley
The journey from an isolated operational victory at a single site to uniform success across multiple manufacturing locations is a common but complex challenge, critical for taking full advantage of your enterprise’s potential. Our presentation addresses this by focusing on how to treat data as a strategic asset in scaling up DataOps initiatives.
Traditional methods are difficult to scale and error-prone. This session highlights the need for an alternative to the linear, ‘ladder process’ that teams typically are forced to apply in early-stage digital plants, involving a cumbersome combination of data collection, model adjustments, and incessant updates. The alternative is a three-pronged approach that envisions:
Join Marc Dekker, VP of Customer Success at Litmus to discover how you can make data a strategic asset, not just a resource, and rewrite the script from scaling challenges to a narrative of consistent, enterprise-wide success story in Industrial DataOps. Marc has several decades of experience solving these challenges in automotive, food & beverage, and parts manufacturing, maximizing the potential of industrial data.
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Last presentation additions made October 23rd, 2024