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Siemens Launches Intralogistics Vertical for U.S. Customers

The new business unit will focus on digitizing and optimizing material handling operations

Michael Oullette
Mon, 04/10/2023 - 00:01
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(Siemens: Munich) -- Siemens has launched a new Intralogistics vertical to bring material-handling thought leadership, hardware automation, software, and service solutions to its U.S. customers.

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The company leverages its broad technology to address digital transformation, cybersecurity, safety, and sustainability. This new group will operate both as a vertical industry group and a horizontal business operation, and it will reside within the Siemens Digital Industries/Motion Control business. Additionally, it will function in tandem with the organization’s existing additive manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, food-and-beverage, and other industry verticals.

Such a development will serve machine builders and end-customers alike. For example, using the Siemens TIA Portal, a warehouse facility or postal clearing house will be able to integrate all its motion-control hardware, software systems, and communications protocols. Additionally, Siemens digital twin and simulation technologies allow a warehouse or manufacturing operation to test all the “what ifs” before tackling a material handling challenge.

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