Siemens Korea is creating a collaborative platform for the digital transformation of domestic industries and will showcase Siemens' digital twin solutions and products.

The Digital Industry (DI) division of Siemens Korea (CEO and President Ha-joong Jeong), the Korean subsidiary of the global electrical and electronics company Siemens, officially opened the 'Siemens Digital Enterprise Experience Center (KDEXc)' at Samseong Station in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the 29th.

The Siemens Digital Enterprise Experience Center (KDEXc) is a space where we work with customers to accelerate their digital transformation.

It is expected to serve as an open space for inspiration and collaboration, inviting various stakeholders, including industry, universities, and educational institutions, to exchange ideas and research new concepts.

KDEXc consists of a training center, seminar rooms, and other educational spaces for collaboration, as well as a space for digital enterprise experience and exchange, showcasing Siemens' diverse portfolio of digital twins for various industries.

The experience space is △Digital Enterprise Overview (DE Overview) △Process It consists of five zones: Process Industry, Discrete Industry, Future of Industry, and Partner Zone/Product Highlight. Visitors can take Siemens' technical training or test and demonstrate products.

The opening ceremony on the 29th was attended by leaders in the fields of industrial automation and digitalization, as well as senior officials from the Korean Embassy.

Thomas Schmid, head of Siemens Digital Industries Korea, expressed his ambition to design the future of the domestic digital industry together with customers through KDEXc.

“Industrial companies must actively embrace digitalization while simultaneously pursuing rapid and continuous innovation,” said CEO Schmid. “By bringing together Siemens’ comprehensive portfolio and specialized industrial knowledge through KDEXc, we will help all domestic companies, regardless of size or industry, accelerate their digital transformation and turn challenges into opportunities to become true digital enterprises.”

Meanwhile, Siemens operates 31 Digital Enterprise Experience Centers around the world, including in Korea, Germany, Singapore, and China, to actively support customers' digital transformation.