Microsoft and Siemens join forces to bring generative AI to manufacturing, reducing simulation time from weeks to minutes

On November 1, Microsoft and Siemens announced to deepen their cooperation in the field of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and apply it to various industries around the world. To achieve a revolutionary breakthrough in human-machine collaboration, the two companies have launched Siemens Industrial Copilot, a jointly developed artificial intelligence assistant designed to increase productivity in manufacturing.

By leveraging Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI service, combined with Siemens Industry’s expertise and data from the Xcelerator platform, Siemens Industry Copilot can easily generate, optimize and debug complex automation code for natural language interaction. The companies say the technology can reduce some tasks that take weeks, such as simulation processes, to minutes

IT House noted that Copilot also promises to improve the efficiency of the entire industrial life cycle by providing maintenance guidance for maintenance personnel and rapid simulation access for engineers. Carmaker Schaeffler Group will be one of the first companies to adopt the product, which will generate reliable robot programming code for its engineers.

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