The convergence of the industrial metaverse, artificial intelligence, and robotics marks a transformative era in manufacturing — one where Siemens stands at the forefront of innovation. AI is no ...

IDC researchers predicted that by 2025, 20% of Global 2000 manufacturers will include the industrial metaverse in their digital transformation roadmap to address advanced simulation, cross-domain ...

What’s more, with continuous simulation, industry can run simulation upon simulation, each time drawing on the latest real-time data fed into the digital twins of their industrial metaverse.

Manufacturing firms are already investing in a range of technologies that could serve as the building blocks for the industrial “metaverse,” but the end of goal of fully interconnected ...

“Virtual training allows for the simulation of entire production lines, complex machinery operations and emergency response scenarios. “This integration within the industrial metaverse facilitates ...

At Manufacturing Digital, we've written extensively on the industrial metaverse. In our dedicated magazine feature on Siemens, we explore how the technology leader is building its industrial metaverse ...

It acts as a platform for the industrial metaverse. “This is a general technology—it can be used for all kinds of things,” says Rev Lebaredian, vice president of Omniverse and simulation ...

The industrial metaverse offers thrilling opportunities alongside significant challenges for the manufacturing sector. Siemens has made headlines with its ambitious €500M investment in a new ...