Additive manufacturing is rapidly evolving with trends toward increased material diversity, larger production scales, and integration with AI for design optimization. Future developments are focused making it a key technology in industries.

Few areas of research and development are intensiverly focused on worldwide as battery technology. We've compiled a dossier of the most important trends and advancements for you.

This white paper provides a step-by-step guide to methods for upgrading obsolete or out-of-stock FPGAs to a different technology. This will extend the life of your design and provide other benefits.

Use LTspice and C/JavaScript to optimize signal integrity in wired networks. Avoid lab tests and hardware redesigns. Learn how to analyze signal integrity, create test vectors and more.

Revolutionize vehicle modeling. By unifying CAD and CAE data, you minimize change loops and reduce development time for maximum efficiency.

Manufacturers requiring a SIL 3 solution using SIL 2 components face challenges with the release of Rev. 3 of IEC 61508. This white paper outlines a solution for a successful SIL 3 implementation.

Dedicated digital controllers accelerate FS certification, shortening system-level development time. Their adaptation for bidirectional operation and their feasibility in isolated DC/DC converters for ESS are being investigated.

Advancing automation is a key component in increasing productivity and counteracting the shortage of skilled workers. Discover how engineers can test robot applications in simulated production environments.

Discover the innovative BBU (Battery Backup Unit) technology for intelligent power outage bridging in OCP ORV3. Learn about the system requirements of the battery backup unit, analog/digital design, and electrical/mechanical architecture solutions.

From expert-level automation to machine learning: We summarize the possibilities and benefits that artificial intelligence in Siemens EDA software tools can offer you.

Additive Manufacturing became a game changer in many industries. Especially for SMEs, however, high part cost are still the main restriction for further wide-spread adoption of this production technology.

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is on the rise. But where to start? How to tackle the first AI project? And how will this technology shape the industry? Find out in our new dossier.

The Smart Factory is closely associated with Industry 4.0. But what makes a factory smart? And what are the pitfalls to be avoided when upgrading an existing facility? This and more can be read in the ETMM Smart Factory Dossier.