Siemens presents sustainable industrial innovations at VIMF 2024

VIMF, an international platform for industrial exhibitions, facilitated connections among machinery, parts, equipment, technology, and process solution suppliers with manufacturers from various sectors including vehicles, electronics, machinery, textiles, footwear, and high-tech industries.

As an international industrial exhibition, VIMF hosts and connects suppliers of machinery, parts, equipment, technology, and process solutions with manufacturers in the vehicle, electronics, machinery, textile, footwear, and high-tech industries.

Among the solutions showcased by Siemens were ROBITSI – Delta Picker. Developed with local original equipment manufacturer (OEM) Idea Tech, ROBITSI is a delta robot that can pick and place products from one running belt to another with great speed and efficiency.

It is a totally integrated automation portal-based solution, that integrates Programmable Logic Controller, Advanced Motion Control library, Industrial Edge, and Robot Control Suite.

This solution is set to revolutionise the way OEMs engineer their processes, optimise manufacturing and expedite market entry.

Siemens also showed how, by combining the real and digital worlds, Virtual Commissioning leads to faster commissioning, reduced costs and risks.

The combined power of SIMATIC Machine Simulator and NX Mechatronics Concept Designer allows engineers to create a Digital Twin of a physical machine, enabling virtual testing and optimisation of systems before deployment, thus accelerating time-to-market, boosting quality, and enhancing safety.

In an increasingly complex industry with more cybersecurity dangers, the ability to detect threats at an early stage will increase security and availability of industrial systems.

Siemens’ AI-powered Industrial Anomaly Detection system offers transparency over assets and data exchange within industrial networks, and bolsters security by proactively identifying system anomalies and threats.

According to Tran The Hien- head of Siemens Vietnam Digital Industries, the industrial and manufacturing sector is the bedrock of Vietnam’s economic prosperity.

In recent years, this sector has emerged as a significant contributor to the nation’s GDP, accounting for an impressive 33-35 per cent in 2022.

“The electronics, food and beverage industries stand out in this landscape, with remarkable growth and potential. In this dynamic environment, Siemens has been a strong and unwavering supporter,” said Hien.

Hien added that for the burgeoning electronics industry, Siemens brings to the table cutting-edge industrial software and technologies. These solutions are designed to enhance productivity and efficiency, and expedite time-to-market, giving businesses a competitive edge.

“In the food and beverage industry, Siemens is revolutionising operations with our digitalisation and automation solutions. These innovations are paving the way for greater sustainability and business success. They enable the industry to swiftly respond to individual customer requests without compromising on quality, a critical factor in a competitive market like Vietnam,” said Hien.

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