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• Siemens Mobility colleagues from across the UK supported multiple local charities and organisations during Spring Volunteering Campaign.
• 1,367 hours of volunteering were completed - a year-on-year increase.
• New partnerships were built in Scotland, alongside long-standing collaborations with Community Rail Network, Samaritans and others.

• New open robotics platform, unveiled during Siemens’ Transform 2026 event in Manchester, uses Siemens technology to simplify robot integration, operation and maintenance in food manufacturing, making automation easier for UK businesses
• New modular robotics technology launched to help boost productivity, reduce waste and increase precision for food manufacturers

• New Siemens SENTRON ECPD acts up to 1,000 times faster than conventional electromechanical protection
• Siemens’ circuit breaker innovation to help enhance protection of electrical systems from faults, damage and disruption
• Technology can reduce energy released during a short circuit by 99.5%, reduce the requirement for service visits, and save space in electrical cabinets

• Siemens is bringing its Sound of Science application to the UK for the first time, with Hallé St Peter’s in Manchester becoming the first UK venue to host the acoustic digital twin experience. 

• It draws on building data and sound recordings to simulate what a concert would sound like before it’s performed, allowing conductors to plan their performance before a single note is played. 

• This has been achieved through Siemens’ Sound of Science, a mixed-reality application that has been developed to help performers reduce rehearsal times, lower logistics costs and has already been used by iconic venues across Europe. 

• Siemens enables customers to experience Digital Twin powered by Industrial AI
• Announced at Siemens Transform UK, it allows industrial businesses to simulate the entire product development and production of a product or factory to help test, optimise and improve its performance

• Fourth annual charity cricket tournament brings together Siemens Mobility, customers and partners to support local causes.  
• £32,000 raised this year for local charities.  
• More than £100,000 raised collectively since the event was founded in 2023.

• Siemens Mobility partners with Primary Engineer charity for fifth consecutive year to deliver engineering programme in local schools 
• STEM Ambassadors from Goole Rail Village volunteer to inspire pupils to discover a passion for engineering 
• Celebration event sees pupils test and evaluate miniature trains they designed and built 

• Young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are gaining real-world work experience at Siemens Mobility's Goole Rail Village

• Year-long supported internship delivered in partnership with DFN Project SEARCH, Selby College, and Hft
• Third cohort of interns set to begin in September

• New leadership appointment comes at a critical moment for UK energy security, as digitalisation and electrification reshape the power system.
• Steve Goldspink will drive growth across grid infrastructure, industrial electrification and next-generation digital energy systems.

• Siemens’ automation and drive technologies will enable Frugalpac’s new machine to produce approximately 14 million lower-carbon paper bottles a year, closer to where they are filled and sold.
• The partners say this is a critical step forward in meeting the rising global demand for more sustainable food and drink packaging
• Frugal Bottles made from 100% recycled paperboard and have a carbon footprint up to 84% lower than a standard glass bottle

• Visit highlights the role of rail investment, skills and innovation in supporting economic growth across Yorkshire and the Humber
• Siemens Mobility's £240 million Goole investment demonstrates commitment to East Yorkshire
• Roundtable on regional connectivity and unlocking future growth potential