The future of systems engineering: How SysML v2 and generative AI transform engineering
Engineering teams are dealing with increasing system complexity, stricter integration requirements and the shift toward software-defined products. Generative AI is emerging as a valuable capability, but it is not sufficient on its own.
To manage complexity and convergence across software and hardware, organizations need an integrated approach that connects people, processes and data.
In this webinar, Siemens explains how SysML v2 and generative AI work together within a digital thread to support a connected engineering environment. You will learn how this approach helps teams identify issues earlier, improve integration across disciplines and enable continuous validation throughout the product development lifecycle.
In this webinar, you'll learn:
- How SysML v2 supports modern systems engineering practices
- Where generative AI adds value across engineering workflows
- How a digital thread connects engineering disciplines
- Ways to improve integration and validation across the lifecycle
Register for the webinar today.
Vorstellung des Referenten
Hans-Juergen Mantsch
Director MBSE
Hans-Juergen is a Product Management Director for the E/E Systems and Systems Engineering solutions within the Integrated Electrical Systems product Segment of Siemens DI Software. He joined Mentor, subsequently Siemens DI SW, in 2009 in the Automotive Networking Division as Product Manager for AUTOSAR Software & Network design tools as well as the Embedded Software portfolio. Hans-Juergen has an automotive domain background of 20+ years including various positions in Siemens Automotive, S-Y Systems Technologies, Siemens VDO and Continental Automotive. He has been deeply exposed to software & tool development as well as systems engineering processes including electrical architecture, network design, embedded software and harness design. Hans-Juergen holds a Diploma degree in Theoretical Physics and Biophysics from the University of Munich and Regensburg.