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Siemens’ Digital Thread: Connecting Design & Simulation - Bob Ransijn | Podcast

Explore Simcenter Systems simulation: https://plm.sw.siemens.com/en-US/simc... Connect with Bob on LinkedIn:   / bobransijn   In this insightful conversation, we sit down with Bob, a seasoned System Simulation Specialist and Presales Manager at Siemens Digital Industry Software, to explore the fascinating world of system simulation. Bob walks us through the origins of simulation — from its beginnings in the Manhattan Project to its evolution into a cornerstone of modern engineering. We cover the fundamentals of system simulation, discuss the rise of multi-physics modeling, and unpack the crucial differences between digital twins and digital threads. Bob also explains how AI and machine learning are driving faster, more accurate reduced-order models, enabling innovations like predictive maintenance and real-time digital twins. This episode highlights not just the technological evolution but also the democratization of simulation, making it accessible to a wider range of engineers and industries, from automotive to aerospace. Want to learn more? 👉 Check out the following webinars by Siemens: System simulations for the heavy equipment industry: https://webinars.sw.siemens.com/en-US... Boost fluid systems performance, through system simulation: https://webinars.sw.siemens.com/en-US... Improve energy efficiency and performance of next generation cooling and heating technologies through digitalization: https://webinars.sw.siemens.com/en-US... ONLINE PRESENCE ================ 🌍 My website - http://jousefmurad.com/ 💌 My weekly science newsletter - https://jousef.substack.com/ 📸 Instagram -   / jousefmrd   🐦 Twitter - https://x.com/Jousefm2 CONTACT: ———————— If you need help or have any questions or want to collaborate feel free to reach out to me via email: support@jousefmurad.com #Systemsimulation #aiinengineering #Siemens Disclaimer: Some of these links are affiliate links that make me earn a small commission when you make a purchase at no additional cost. Podcast Recorded: July, 17th, 2025 - Subscriber Release Count: 42,246