Siemens to Showcase Industrial AI Platform at CES 2026 Keynote

November 27, 2025
Siemens CEO Roland Busch will present the company’s AI-powered industrial technology stack at CES 2026, highlighting applications in manufacturing, infrastructure, and transportation.

Siemens AG CEO Roland Busch will unveil the company’s AI-powered industrial technology stack at CES 2026, showcasing how artificial intelligence, digital twins, and automation are transforming manufacturing, infrastructure, and transportation announced in a press release.

Busch’s keynote, scheduled for January 6, 2026, will demonstrate how Siemens integrates AI with digital twin technology to streamline design, planning, and operations across industrial environments. The company will highlight real-world applications of its industrial AI systems that combine data, domain expertise, and automation.

At CES, Siemens will also feature an interactive booth experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, offering demonstrations of AI-driven technologies and customer use cases. A livestream broadcast will include discussions with Busch, Chief Technology Officer Peter Koerte, and industry experts on scaling AI across industrial sectors.

Other keynote speakers at CES 2026 include Dr. Lisa Su of AMD, Joe Creed of Caterpillar, Yannick Bolloré of Havas and Vivendi, and Yuanqing Yang of Lenovo. The event runs January 6–9 in Las Vegas.

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