Siemens continues its collaboration with NVIDIA to develop industrial metaverse studies. of cooperation decided to expand its scope. At the NVIDIA GTC Conference, Siemens and NVIDIA demonstrated how generative AI can revolutionize the visualization of complex data, enabling photorealism, and showed how sustainable shipbuilder HD Hyundai can use the technology to develop new products. Siemens, new NVIDIA omniverse Cloud
Roland Busch, President and CEO of Siemens AG: “We will revolutionize the way products and experiences are designed, produced and delivered.”
Sharing his views on the collaboration, Siemens AG President and CEO Roland Busch said, “We will revolutionize the way products and experiences are designed, produced and delivered. This next-generation industrial software is on its way to the industrial metaverse, enabling customers to experience products as they are in the real world: in context and with a stunning level of realism. In the future, it will be possible for customers to interact with these products through natural language input. “Thanks to our collaboration with NVIDIA, we will add accelerated computing, generative artificial intelligence and Omniverse integration capabilities to the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio,” he said.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang: “Omniverse and generative AI are driving major transformation for industrial businesses.”
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said, “Omniverse and generative artificial intelligence bring about a major transformation for industrial businesses. “By bringing NVIDIA platforms to its customers, Siemens offers industry leaders opportunities to create the next generation of AI-supported digital twins at all scales,” he said.
In the next phase of the collaboration between the two companies, Siemens will introduce the company’s industry-leading cloud-based Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software, which is part of the Siemens Xcelerator platform. Teamcenter® It plans to release a new product towards the end of this year. The system, which will be supported by NVIDIA Omniverse technologies, will enable engineering teams to create a highly intuitive, photorealistic, real-time and physically based digital twin that will eliminate waste and errors in the workflow.
Thanks to the use of productive artificial intelligence, setting up and adjusting details such as material definitions and lighting environments, as well as other supporting environment elements, with photorealistic visuals will significantly speed up the process. By contextualizing engineering data as it would appear in the real world, work that once took days can be completed in hours. Engineering teams, as well as other stakeholders, from sales and marketing teams to decision makers and customers, will be able to make more informed and faster decisions by gaining deeper insight and understanding into the real-world product landscape.
HD Hyundai IT Manager and Chief Digital Processes Officer Taejin Lee: “This process will reduce errors, improve customer experience, and save time and costs.”
Siemens, in collaboration with NVIDIA, demonstrated the process of creating real-time and photorealistic visualization to HD Hyundai, the market leader in sustainable shipbuilding. HD Hyundai is developing ammonia- and hydrogen-powered ships with a highly complex process that can involve more than seven million individual parts. Using the new product from Hyundai, Siemens and NVIDIA, HD will be able to interactively combine and visualize massive sets of engineering data.
HD Hyundai Information Technology Manager and Chief Digital Processes Officer Taejin Lee said, “We have been working with Siemens Teamcenter, which we have trusted for product lifecycle management for a long time. Based on this trust and thanks to this new collaboration, we will be able to visualize and interact with digital twins of ships, using generative artificial intelligence in the creation of new objects and HDR backgrounds to make projects more understandable. “This process will be beneficial in many ways as it will reduce errors, improve customer experience and also save time and costs,” he said.
Roland Busch, President and CEO of Siemens AG, demonstrated the process for creating generative AI-driven, collaborative, real-time and physically-based visualization with the new product at the NVIDIA GTC Conference:
