SEOUL--(뉴스와이어)--Digital Industries (DI) of Siemens Korea (Siemens Ltd. Seoul·SLS) announced that it has successfully held the Siemens Battery Conference 2026 on June 16 at Lotte Hotel Seoul.

This conference marked Siemens Korea’s first offline industry-focused event dedicated to domestic battery sector customers. The event was organized to explore ways to strengthen the competitiveness of Korea’s battery manufacturing and equipment industries amid rapid changes in the global battery market. It brought together global and Korean market Siemens experts, as well as stakeholders from battery manufacturing and equipment industries, creating a meaningful platform to share insights on the future direction of the industry and strategies for future manufacturing innovation through digital transformation.

The conference covered a wide range of topics, including shifts in the global battery market, the latest equipment technology trends, sustainable growth strategies, and digital passport (Battery Passport) for the European market. It also highlighted next-generation manufacturing technologies such as digital twins, OT/IT integration, generative AI, and predictive maintenance. In addition, battery equipment-specific solutions to enhance global competitiveness and real-world application cases were presented. Participants exchanged diverse insights on the future direction of battery manufacturing, digital transformation strategies, and approaches to improving productivity and quality in a rapidly evolving industrial environment.

MiYoung Seo, Head of Vertical Sales, Digital Industries at Siemens Korea, said, “The battery industry is at the core of the energy transition, where digitalization and data-driven decision-making are critical to global competitiveness. This conference served as a valuable platform to align on the industry’s future and innovation direction with our customers. Siemens DI Korea will continue to drive innovation and strengthen competitiveness in the battery industry through digital twin, AI, and automation.”

Siemens Korea Digital Industries plans to continue sharing industry-specific digital transformation strategies and global manufacturing innovation cases, contributing to the acceleration of digital transformation and the enhancement of global competitiveness in Korea’s manufacturing sector.