Siemens and NVIDIA Strengthen Industrial AI Collaboration with New Platforms for Simulation and Real Time Collaboration

Siemens and NVIDIA Strengthen Industrial AI Collaboration with New Platforms for Simulation and Real Time Collaboration

(IN BRIEF) Siemens has launched Teamcenter Digital Reality Viewer and Digital Twin Composer as part of its Industrial AI Operating System, combining its industrial software expertise with NVIDIA’s AI infrastructure to enable advanced digital twin capabilities. The solutions allow organizations to simulate, visualize and optimize complex engineering and production processes in immersive environments, improving collaboration and reducing risks. Targeted at industries in India, the technologies support digital transformation by enhancing productivity and accelerating innovation. The collaboration between Siemens and NVIDIA also contributes to the development of the Industrial Metaverse, connecting digital and physical systems for more efficient and sustainable operations.

(PRESS RELEASE) MUMBAI, 26-Mar-2026 — /EuropaWire/ — Siemens has introduced Teamcenter Digital Reality Viewer and Digital Twin Composer as key components of its Industrial AI Operating System, marking a significant advancement in the integration of artificial intelligence, simulation and industrial software. Unveiled at Transform – Innovation Day 2026 in Mumbai, the new solutions combine Siemens’ expertise in industrial automation and software with NVIDIA’s accelerated computing and AI infrastructure to enable immersive, high-fidelity digital twin environments.

The Digital Twin Composer is designed to bring together simulation data, real-time operational inputs and digital twin models into a unified platform. By incorporating physics-based simulation into real-world industrial scenarios, it allows organizations to test, validate and optimize processes before implementing changes in physical environments. This capability is expected to help enterprises in India manage increasingly complex engineering and production workflows while reducing operational risks, minimizing rework and optimizing capital investments. The solution is scheduled to become available in India by the end of 2026.

Complementing this, the Teamcenter Digital Reality Viewer enhances lifecycle visualization through immersive, photorealistic digital environments. Powered by NVIDIA Omniverse libraries, the platform enables teams across design, manufacturing and operations to collaborate in real time using shared digital twins. This collaborative approach allows stakeholders to gain deeper insights into product development and operational performance, improving decision-making and accelerating innovation cycles.

The integration of Siemens’ industrial software capabilities with NVIDIA’s advanced computing infrastructure reflects a broader effort to support digital transformation in India’s industrial sector. As industries face increasing complexity, the ability to simulate, visualize and optimize systems in virtual environments is becoming essential for maintaining efficiency and competitiveness.

Siemens’ engineering teams in India have played a central role in developing the technologies underpinning these solutions, reinforcing the country’s position as both a major market and a key innovation hub in the evolution of industrial AI. The collaboration highlights how global partnerships and local expertise are shaping the next generation of digital manufacturing technologies.

By combining digital twins, AI and high-performance computing, Siemens and NVIDIA are contributing to the development of the Industrial Metaverse, where digital and physical systems are seamlessly connected. This integrated approach enables organizations to design, simulate and operate complex systems with greater precision and agility.

Through these innovations, Siemens continues to expand its Siemens Xcelerator platform, providing organizations with the tools needed to accelerate digital transformation, improve productivity and develop more sustainable industrial solutions.

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