Empowering Machine Builders for Virtual Factory Acceptance Tests
Manufacturers are increasingly requiring digital twins from their machine builders for virtual factory acceptance tests. By embracing game-changing technology from Siemens, machine builders can exceed these demands.
Register here for our live webinar on July 7th
A Comprehensive Digital Twin Solution and Virtual Commissioning for Machine Design
With a Siemens NX comprehensive digital twin solution and virtual commissioning, companies can reduce their costs and time to market, and harness the layers of complexity and data in machine design. Specifically, they can create a 3D CAD model of a machine that simulates the machine’s real behavior, with the simulations controlled by a virtual PLC. Thanks to these tools, mechanical, electrical and automation engineers can work collaboratively to increase first-time quality.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Identify and correct errors in the virtual world to improve machine quality
- Train operators prior to installation and operation
- Enhance customer buying experiences by showcasing the machine’s digital twin
- Validate sequence of operations to avoid potential machine damage
- Learn the elements of a virtual factory acceptance test
Who should register for this webinar?
This webinar will help anyone interested in learning how to assist machine builders in embracing a virtual factory approach to improve machine quality and output.
Speakers:
Scott Felber is an NX Product Engineering Software Marketing Manager with Siemens Digital Industries Software. Scott’s main task is to help customers and prospects identify value around the use of Siemens software products with a focus on NX for Design and how that integrates into their current processes. He can also discuss the use of NX in the context of Teamcenter, Process Automation, and many other upstream and downstream uses for the design data. He works with customers and prospects to help them build a plan to transform their business and processes by identifying non-value activities and ways to eliminate them.
Colm Gavin has worked for Siemens for 19 years and is currently responsible for the promotion of digitalization topics from Siemens Digital Industries Software group for machine and line builders. In this position, he has leveraged his experience in discrete manufacturing to help companies take advantage of the new innovations coming with Industry 4.0.
