Using Simcenter simulation and testing technology, Siemens eAircraft creates a digital twin of both the individual components and the complete system to simulate, verify and optimize the operations before the propulsion system takes flight. Utilizing digitalization reduces development costs and increases the speed of development.

When the aerospace industry adopts condition-based maintenance and predictive maintenance methods, the cost of owning and operating aircraft is minimized, downtime is reduced and airworthiness is easier to prove.

Our comprehensive integrated digitalization program makes covering new aircraft requirements easier, cheaper, and more reliable.

Digitalization takes flight in the general aviation

The digital twin is giving companies the ability to enable a fully digital enterprise and get their products to market faster than their competitors.

The aerospace and automotive industries share a great deal in common, especially when it comes to leveraging the value of digital twin technology.

The value of the digital thread is essentially the foundation of Industry 4.0, which, by definition, is tailor-made to address the biggest challenges in today’s processes.

Autonomous flying drones could transform how critical medical supplies are delivered. Here’s how digital twin technology is making that possible

Digital Enterprise Industry Solutions for aviation engineering

National security is a complex, interconnected challenge – spanning cyberspace, land, sea and air.

Learn about the synergies that exist between the automotive and aerospace industries and how digital twin technology weaves them together with the digital thread in this blog post.

Airworthiness Requirements and Certification

Zipline is transforming the medical delivery industry with digitalization and autonomous drones that air drop medical supplies to remote villages in Rwanda. Zipline’s drones, designed with Siemens software, have flown thousands of missions and saves hundreds of lives—with near 100% reliability.

Deloitte and MIT Sloan Management Review present a new video series about the digital thread