Siemens reinforced its position in India as a technology
leader in Industrial AI, digital twins, automation, and electrification at its
flagship event Transform – Siemens Innovation Day 2026. The event brought
together CXOs, industry leaders, policymakers, partners and technology experts
to experience how Siemens is shaping the next chapter of India’s industrial,
infrastructure and mobility transformation—at speed, at scale, and with
measurable impact. Siemens has over 700 digital references deployed across
India in collaboration with 25 ecosystem partner.
During his keynote, Dr. Peter Koerte, Member of the
Managing Board, Chief Technology Officer and Chief Strategy Officer, Siemens AG,
said, “The AI revolution is as transformative for this century as electricity
was for the last. What matters now is bringing AI into the
real world of industry – into factories, infrastructure and energy systems. India is not just a key player in this
transformation, it is a vital leader. With 150 years of
partnership in the country, Siemens is proud to help turn the potential of
Industrial AI into real impact together.”
Sunil Mathur, Managing Director and Chief Executive
Officer, Siemens Limited, during
his opening address, said, “As the India economy continues to expand at a fast
pace and industries modernize, competitiveness will depend on how effectively
businesses harness digitalization, industrial AI and automation to drive
productivity, resilience and decarbonization at the same time. At Transform
2026, we are showcasing the power of the Siemens ecosystem—where the real and
digital worlds come together—to help Indian industries turn ambition into
execution, and everyday operations into engines of long‑term growth.”
At a time when
Indian industries are racing to modernize, decarbonize and build resilience,
Transform 2026 showcased how Siemens is translating breakthrough technologies
into real-world outcomes—from AI-driven factories and hyperscale data centers
to intelligent buildings, sustainable mobility, and future-ready power grids.
Siemens demonstrated how Industrial AI is moving decisively from
experimentation to enterprise-wide deployment. Live showcases illustrated how
AI, automation, software, and electrification converge to help customers boost
productivity and throughput while reducing downtime and energy intensity,
shorten design-to-production cycles using digital twins and simulation, and
improve asset performance and resilience across factories, infrastructure, and
utilities.
With 10,000+
engineers, software architects and domain experts working on Industrial AI,
digital twins, automation software, electrification, and cybersecurity, Siemens
Global Innovation and Development Centers in Bengaluru and Pune are central to
the company’s worldwide technology roadmap.
Siemens showcased its Teamcenter Digital Reality
Viewer and Digital Twin Composer - designed and engineered by teams in the USA
and Germany together with the
Global Innovation Center in Pune, India. The solutions represent key building
blocks in Siemens’ vision of an industrial AI operating system, moving digital
twins beyond files and dashboards to experiential, high-fidelity environments
that enable faster decision-making, validation and optimization across the
lifecycle. Together, these solutions allow organizations to simulate and
validate scenarios virtually, reduce risk and accelerate innovation across
products, processes and facilities.
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