ECEDHA Arturo Pizano, PhD. Siemens Corporation Corporate Technology. March 2013

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1 ECEDHA 2013 Arturo Pizano, PhD. Siemens Corporation Corporate Technology March 2013

2 Table of contents Siemens Corporate Technology Innovation Page 2

3 Siemens is organized in 4 Sectors: Industry, Energy, Healthcare and Infrastructure & Cities Siemens: Key business data Siemens Sectors Industry Energy Healthcare Infrastructure & Cities Key Figures 2012 Divisions: Industry Automation Drive Technologies Customer Services Divisions: Fossil Power Generation Wind Power Oil & Gas Energy Service Power Transmission Divisions: Imaging & Therapy Systems Clinical Products Diagnostics Customer Solutions Divisions: Rail Systems Mobility & Logistics Low and Medium Voltage Smart Grid Building Technologies Sales ~ 78 bn Locations in 190 countries Employees ~370,000 Solar & Hydro 2) Osram 2) R&D expenses ~ 4.2 bn R&D engineers: ~29,500 ~ 21 bn 1) ~28 bn 1) ~14 bn 1) ~18 bn 1) Corporate Functions Corp. Finance Corp. Technology Corp. Developm. Corporate Technology Inventions per year ~8,900 Active patents ~57,300 Page 3 1) Sales in FY ) Not included in sales figure

4 Innovations keep us strong Milestones across the centuries Page 4

5 Siemens in the United States Sustainable solutions for the world's largest economy Employees 56,600 Sales 16,670 in millions of Over the past 15 years, Siemens invested more than US $25 billion Siemens power generation solutions help meet one third of US total energy needs NASA relies on Siemens software to develop technology for the extreme conditions of outer space, such as the Mars Rover Curiosity Gas turbine in Siemens plant in Charlotte, North Carolina As of September 30, 2012 Page 5

6 Table of contents Siemens Corporate Technology Innovation Page 6

7 Corporate Technology has a global presence to ensure proximity to internal clients and pockets of excellence worldwide Global organization of CT (major locations) St. Petersburg Moscow Berkeley Princeton Beijing Shanghai Tokyo Pune Kolkata Berlin Erlangen Praha Brno Munich Bratislava Kosice Vienna Brasov Bangalore Country with CT site Gebze Ankara >500 People People <100 People Page 7

8 Corporate Technology accomplishes three missions in order to increase the competitiveness of Siemens Corporate Technology: clear mission Clear Mission Secure the technological and innovation base of Siemens Secure the technological and innovation future of Siemens Support Siemens as an integrated technology company Page 8

9 CT Research and Technology Center: ~1,650 experts in 13 technology fields CT Research and Technology Center (RTC) Software Architecture Development IT Platforms IT Security Business Analytics & Monitoring Automation & Control Networks & Communication Systems Engineering Software quality Architectural design HQ 1) : Munich RGs 2) : 7 SW/System integration Middleware, cloud Enterprise IT HQ: Munich RGs: 10 Security architecture & lifecycle CERT services Access control HQ: Munich RGs: 8 Decision support Knowledge discovery Condition monitoring HQ: Munich RGs: 8 Modeling & Simulation Engineering Runtime & Optimization Solutions HQ: Princeton RGs: 12 Wireless & industrial networks Internet of things HQ: Munich RGs: 6 User Interface Design PLM process support HQ: Munich RGs: 11 Imaging & Computer Vision Materials Electronics Sensor Technologies Power & Actuators Energy Conversion Computer vision Image proces-ing & analytics HQ: Princeton, US RGs: 12 Materials development & processing Analytics HQ: Berlin RGs: 8 Electronic design & manufacturing processes Assembly & test HQ: Munich RGs: 8 Sensor devices & system integration Inspection & test HQ: Erlangen RGs: 9 Power electronics & management Mechatronic systems Mechanical assembly HQ: Erlangen RGs: 9 Energy conversion & storage Environmental technologies Oil & gas HQ: Erlangen RGs: 9 Page 9 1) Headquarter 2) Research Groups

10 CT supports the development of our core technologies Siemens "technology DNA" and CT technology fields ~ ~1900 Since ~ s Examples CT technology fields Electricity Control & IT Medical Power equipment Imaging Drives IT / Software Control & communication Bio / chemical Biomarkers, sensors Sensor control / analysis Imaging sensors Image analysis and processing PLM, workflow and service software products Control and op.systems Industrial communication Industrial sensors Generators, motors, drives Mechanical gears Transformation, transmission Power electronics Imaging & Computer Vision Software Architecture Development IT Platforms Business Analytics & Monitoring IT Security Automation & Control Networks & Communication Sensor Technologies Power & Actuators Electronics Materials Systems Engineering Turbo Machinery Steam / gas / wind / turbines Compressors Energy Conversion Technological relation Business relation Page 10

11 Table of contents Siemens Corporate Technology Innovation Page 11

12 Bringing together the world s best minds Siemens is driving tomorrow's innovation. As an integrated technology company Siemens cooperates with world-class universities and research institutes and bring together the best minds in order to create innovation. Page 12

13 Join our leading team of innovators Supersector Leader in the Industrial Goods and Services Category in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index, the highest honor awarded to a company Ranked #3 in Electronics on Fortune's World's Most Admired Companies list in 2012 Ranked #29 in Engineering on Universum's Top 100 Ideal Employers list in 2012 Page 13

14 Kondratieff-Cycles: Key Innovations Steam Engine, Clothing Industry Steel Railway, Transport Chemistry Automobile, Petro- Chemistry Microchip Automation Biotechnology 4 th Industrial Revolution Innovation Cycles 1925 Kondratieff s Major Economic Cycles book published Linked World Early Late Service Industrialization Industrialization Society Knowledge Society Health Age Page 14

15 Industry 4.0 is the Tip of the Iceberg of our Future Automation Innovation waves of the technology field Automation & Control Industrial Manufacturing 1st Industrial Revolution 2nd Industrial Revolution 3rd Industrial Revolution 4th Industrial Revolution ~1784 ~1870 ~1969 ~2020 1st Industrial Revolution 2nd Industrial Revolution 3rd Industrial Revolution 4th Industrial Revolution Mechanical production Usage of steam and water power First mechanical feedback control loops Split of work Specialization Conveyor belts and production lines Electrification of the shop floor First PLC and DCS Introduction of electronics and IT to manufacturing and the shop floor Cyber-physical systems Internet of things IPv6 to the field Decentralization to the network Page 15

16 4 th Industrial Revolution 4 th Industrial Revolution will be based on innovative technologies and key projects like Industrie 4.0 in Germany and Advanced Manufacturing in US Siemens is No. 1 in industrial automation Siemens is the world's first company to combine virtual product and production planning with planned automation Siemens PLM software enabled NASA engineers to exhaustively design and test the Mars rover Curiosity through model simulations of every phase of this extremely demanding mission before craft was launched Page 16

17 Siemens Corporate Technology Automation & Control Technology Field Mission We drive technology innovations for the future of Siemens Automation Businesses We enable Siemens Customers to gain a sustainable competitive advantage by utilizing our Automation Technology Innovations We foster an environment where our team leads innovation in the global Automation & Control community Control and Optimization Modeling and Simulation Techniques Product Modeling and Simulation Production Modeling and Simulation Automation Engineering Software Production Runtime Systems Product Automation Solutions Product Automation Engineering Production Operation and Optimization Robotics and Autonomous Systems Automation Solutions Production Automation Solutions Page 17

18 ECEDHA 2013 Thank you. Questions?