Keynote
summary
Siemens frames digitization around concrete outcomes: using a digital twin to virtually design manufacturing and reduce building energy up to 40 percent, simulating robot motions to cut electricity use, and running the Curiosity rover through full virtual build-and-landing trials. Turbines stream telemetry — about 2,000 sensors per machine at one-second intervals — feeding optimization. China allocates roughly $1.7 trillion into cloud, robotics and mobility; Siemens runs TDB centers that build physical prototypes, tests whether ideas work, and leverages presence in 190 markets to scale winning solutions.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26Virtual World vs Real World
- 2:45Digital Twin
- 4:30Mars Rover
- 5:03Internet of Things
- 8:27combinatorial explosion
- 9:45shaping the future
- 13:10closed labs
- 16:58ecosystem
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