Siemens Digital Industries (DI) Korea showcased AI-based innovation and digital twin technology at Hannover Messe 2025, suggesting a paradigm shift in industrial operations through technologies that implement the most advanced manufacturing and AI-based production systems.

Siemens Digital Industries Korea announced that it successfully led the domestic customer tour group to the '2025 Hannover Messe', the world's largest industrial technology exhibition held in Hannover, Germany from March 31 to April 4.

This year, Siemens Digital Industries Korea led the largest domestic customer delegation to explore the direction of industrial development and worked with key leaders representing the domestic manufacturing industry.

At this year’s Hannover Messe, Siemens presented its latest innovations in industrial AI, software-defined automation and digital twins as key elements of its transformation to a “One Tech Company.”

These innovative technologies, combined with Siemens’ powerful partner ecosystem, are designed to accelerate digital transformation and sustainability across industries toward an AI-driven future.

The exhibition focused on how Siemens’ technology seamlessly combines the real and virtual worlds to help customers become more competitive, resilient and sustainable enterprises.r />
At this exhibition, Siemens showcased a range of solutions focused on next-generation AI technology capabilities that optimize engineering and manufacturing processes.

In particular, it presented a paradigm shift in industrial operations through technologies that implement virtual manufacturing and AI-based production systems.

In addition to the exhibition booth tour, Siemens Digital Industries Korea invited domestic customers to Siemens smart factories located throughout Germany, including Amberg, Erlangen, and Bad Neustadt, and operated a tour program.

“Industrial AI is a key technology driving the growth of the manufacturing industry, and the combination of Siemens’ industrial expertise and advanced AI technologies will provide Korean customers with a tremendous competitive edge,” said Tino Hildebrand, Senior Vice President and Head of Digital Industries at Siemens Korea. “The technology showcased at Hannover Messe this year will accelerate the transformation of data-based, sustainable digital enterprises, increase flexibility and efficiency, and effectively address manpower issues, thereby contributing to securing even higher competitiveness for Korean industries.”

Meanwhile, a webinar re-introducing the main contents of this year's Hannover Messe will be held at 2:00 PM on April 23rd through the 'HM25 Recap Webinar', and registration for participation is possible through the official website of Siemens Digital Industries Korea.

Going forward, Siemens Digital Industries Korea plans to rapidly introduce digital solutions optimized for the Korean market and continuously accelerate digital transformation through close collaboration with customers.