The collaboration will digitize and automate American shipyards, enhance workforce skills, and strengthen U.S. maritime resilience through Siemens’ Xcelerator technologies.

At the center of the collaboration is Siemens’ unique, semiconductor-based SENTRON ECPD technology, which enables savings of up to 80 percent on electronics, 90 percent on metals, and 90 percent on plastics.

Canadian aerospace company to replace legacy systems with Siemens’ NX and Capital software to streamline engineering and reduce program cycle time.

NWI Aerostructures thrusts forward with Fives Machining Systems and SINUMERIK ONE.

Collaborative effort will help identify optimal electrical infrastructure business model to accelerate eVTOL flights.

Lighter, faster and more efficient aircraft are needed to reduce emissions in aviation. By leveraging Siemens Xcelerator, companies achieve digital transformation easily, fast, and at scale.

Electroimpact and Siemens developed a unified Scalable Composite Robotic Additive Manufacturing (SCRAM) system, a true 6-axis continuous fibre-reinforced 3D printer that enables the tool-less rapid fabrication of aerospace-grade integrated composite structures.

Siemens and Skyway agreed to work together to determine the electrical and digital infrastructure needed to support vertiport operations. Vertiports are hubs for vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) vehicles such as air taxis and drones.