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Dassault Systèmes, Siemens and KUKA's VisComp Discuss Digital Twins for Industrial AI at NVIDIA GTC Berlin

November 4, 2026 at 19:33 EST

Manufacturing
Infra & Chips

NVIDIA's Omniverse team spoke with Dassault Systèmes, Siemens and VisComp, a part of KUKA, at NVIDIA GTC Berlin about how they are using and building digital twins to support industrial AI.

GTC Berlin · NVIDIA Omniverse

Digital twins move from niche simulation to a planning tool for industrial AI

Dassault Systèmes, Siemens and VisComp (part of KUKA) described how they use and build digital twins to test and refine systems before they are built or changed on the factory floor.

Stated goals

AI factory deployment, smarter factories, and preparing operations for AI-driven change

Participants

Industrial design and simulation software, an automation and manufacturing group, and a KUKA robotics unit

The digital twin loop

How the approach is described: change the system virtually first, then apply it on the real line

1. Replicate

Build a virtual copy of a product, line or facility

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2. Test and refine

Trial AI systems and processes in the virtual model

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3. Build or change

Apply the tested design to the factory floor or AI facility

What is still unproven

The approach looks central to AI planning, but the evidence on savings is not yet public.

Deployment results

Not detailed in the material

Time and cost reduction

No customer metrics provided

Scale across sites

Depends on future announcements

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