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Siemens Expands Additive Manufacturing Initiatives

Siemens, a provider of technology for additive manufacturing (AM), is expanding focus on AM initiatives in the United States to help accelerate the transformation of the U.S. AM industry through serial additive manufacturing.

"We are on the threshold of a new frontier in American industry, where the implementation of AM will bring fundamental changes to the landscape, end-to-end, from product to machine to manufacturing. Siemens is very excited to be at the forefront of this process," said Steve Vosmik, Head of Siemens Additive Manufacturing in the United States. Siemens is focused on supporting the domestic AM machine builder community, so is bringing its advanced motion control, automation hardware, digitalization software and technology capabilities to assist machine builders. From its Charlotte Advanced Technology Collaboration Hub (CATCH), located in Charlotte, NC, Siemens will act as an ecosystem platform for machine builders, machine users and additive design engineers alike.

"More than 100 machine builders from around the world are implementing Siemens automation solutions to industrialize their machines," said Rajas Sukthankar, Vice President, Motion Control, Siemens Industry, Inc. "Now it is time to support even more customers and accelerate their transformation from single machines to series AM factories. North America is heading in this direction."

Siemens can assist AM job shops, as well as Tier One production facilities with end-to-end solutions, including product design software, digital twin machine simulation and virtual execution of manufacturing methods, with full data feedback into the design protocol for necessary adjustments, prior to any machine building.

"This comprehensive suite of software and motion control hardware offerings makes Siemens a viable partner at every step of the AM process," said Vosmik.

Siemens is adding technology to CATCH to incorporate metal binder jet technology through the purchase and installation of an ExOne/Desktop Metal Production System and Meltio Robotic System with the Siemens SINUMERIK RunMyRobot application onboard. SINUMERIK RunMyRobot controls the kinematic path of an industrial robot as it integrates with the CNC machine.

For more information contact:

Steve Vosmik

Siemens

steve.vosmik@siemens.com

usa.siemens.com/catch-am

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