Haddy, a U.S.-based advanced manufacturing company focused on distributed microfactory production systems, is collaborating with Siemens to advance AI-enabled digital twin manufacturing aimed at enabling localized, circular, and software-defined production models.
The collaboration centers on integrating Siemens Xcelerator and digital twin technologies into Haddy's manufacturing ecosystem, allowing real-time synchronization between product design, automation systems, and production workflows across multiple sites.
Tony Hemmelgarn, president and CEO of Siemens Digital Industries Software, said: "Haddy is showing how manufacturers can rethink production by combining the power of the AI-enabled digital twin and local manufacturing with circular material strategies. By building a digitally connected, software-defined manufacturing model, Haddy is creating a scalable approach that helps maintain consistency across sites while supporting more resilient and sustainable production."
Jay Rogers, CEO of Haddy, said: "Our goal is to keep materials in use and production close to where products are needed. Adopting Siemens Xcelerator helps us connect design, automation and manufacturing in a way that supports circularity, local sourcing and rapid iteration while using data and AI to continuously improve how our microfactories operate."
The collaboration reflects a broader shift toward distributed, software-defined manufacturing models, where digital twins and AI integration are increasingly being used to support scalable, resource-efficient production systems.
Source: Siemens
