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Goaltech at Siemens Assembly 2025: Sharing Vision, Technology, and Innovation

On May 13th, we had the honor of participating in Siemens Assembly 2025, one of the most important events for the manufacturing sector in Mexico and Latin America, held at Universidad Anáhuac. The event brought together over 1,000 representatives from industry, government, and academia to explore the future of manufacturing and the critical role of digital transformation and artificial intelligence in driving sustainable growth.

At Goaltech Engineering Solutions, we were proud to take an active role in the event with a masterclass by our Business Consultant, Noé Rojas, titled: “From Customer to Manufacturer: Breaking the Supply Chain Paradigm”.
In his session, Noé shared insights on how companies can shift from being dependent buyers to autonomous manufacturers by leveraging digital solutions that enhance flexibility, resilience, and competitive advantage.

The event also showcased major innovations from the Siemens Digital Industries Software portfolio, including Teamcenter, a platform that enables end-to-end product lifecycle management, and the Industrial Copilot, developed in collaboration with Microsoft—a voice-enabled AI assistant capable of helping solve technical challenges in real time.

Tony Hemmelgarn, CEO of Siemens Digital Industries Software, emphasized the importance of a connected, intelligent, and sustainable manufacturing future powered by reliable data and cutting-edge tools.

At Goaltech, we share this vision. Our mission is to support Mexican and Latin American companies in adopting digital technologies that drive innovation, efficiency, and leadership in their industries.

We thank Siemens for the opportunity and all attendees for contributing to this important conversation.

Your success, our best engineering.

Wirebot by Polygon Technologies Revolutionizes Wiring Assembly with Siemens Process Simulate

Product: Tecnomatix
Industry: Robotic

Tackling the challenges of complex automation in wiring

Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Zur Yigal, Israel, Polygon Technologies has become a leading name in robotic engineering, specializing in advanced automation solutions for industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, and industrial manufacturing. Their latest innovation, Wirebot, is transforming the way wire harnesses are assembled in control cabinets — and it’s all made possible with Process Simulate from Siemens’ Tecnomatix® portfolio.

As Omer Einav, CEO of Polygon Technologies, explains:

“Using Process Simulate enables WireBot to predict potential issues in the design phase, reducing the risk of delays and improving the quality of the final product.”

A new approach to an old challenge: complex wiring automation

Handling flexible components like wires and fibers has long posed a challenge for traditional robotics. Electrical panel wiring, in particular, has typically been a manual, error-prone, and time-consuming process. Polygon set out to change that with Wirebot, a robotic system designed to outperform human precision in wiring tasks.

Thanks to Process Simulate, Polygon was able to virtually test and validate complex wiring scenarios before production, optimizing cable routes, avoiding collisions, and streamlining workflows. The result: faster production cycles, fewer errors, and up to 10% savings in copper material, significantly cutting costs and waste.

The key: digital twin, AI, and advanced simulation

Developing Wirebot required recreating human dexterity through cutting-edge technologies like haptic feedback, machine vision, dual-arm coordination, and advanced data processing. The resulting system merges robotics, artificial intelligence, and digital twin technology — made possible through Siemens’ Process Simulate.

“By integrating Process Simulate with WireBot, we provide customers with cost-effective component layouts in the design phase, enhancing wiring efficiency, saving time, and boosting productivity,” Einav says.

Results: precision, efficiency, and scalability

By simulating the process beforehand, Polygon reduced production cycle time by 30%, improved wire positioning accuracy, and minimized rework. Wirebot was also seamlessly integrated into existing manufacturing workflows, increasing overall operational efficiency.

The success of Wirebot has led Polygon to continue exploring new applications for Process Simulate, believing that virtual commissioning and digital twin technology are shaping the future of robotic automation.

Conclusion

The Wirebot success story is a testament to how advanced robotics and Siemens simulation technologies can solve complex challenges, drive productivity, and optimize resource usage. With Process Simulate, Polygon has entered a new era of automated wire harness assembly — and solidified its role as an innovation leader in smart manufacturing.

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Siemens Process Preparation takes SPEA test scheduling to the next level

Product: Valor
Industry: Manufacturing

The SPEA Leonardo programming software is highly capable, but when scaling from a single board to multiple boards, there’s always room for improvement. That’s where Siemens Process Preparation comes in—designed to optimize test programming efficiency and streamline the entire workflow.

Engent Inc.: Excellence in Microelectronics

Located in Norcross, Georgia, Engent Inc. is a contract manufacturer founded in 2003, recognized for being at the forefront of microelectronics assembly. With deep expertise in advanced surface mount technology (SMTA), they excel in low- to medium-volume, high-mix turnkey production.

Their engineering capabilities support every stage of the product lifecycle—from product and process development, proof of concept, and new technology introduction (NTI), to design for manufacturing (DFM), new product introduction (NPI), and volume production. As an ITAR-registered company with AS9100:2016 certification, Engent is committed to delivering exceptional quality and reliability.

A Key Upgrade: Efficient Programming for SPEA Machines

When evaluating the capabilities of Process Preparation for their SPEA flying probe machine, Engent identified a significant opportunity: extending assembly support and refining programming workflows to substantially improve overall efficiency.

Solving the Gerber File Challenge

One of the main challenges was that SPEA Leonardo does not support Gerber files as a basis for test program creation. Since some of Engent’s customers provided only these files, a robust solution was essential.

With Process Preparation, not only is intelligent CAD data supported—raw Gerber files (274X or 274D) can also be transformed into a digital product model. This enables the extraction of critical information such as pin connectivity, netlists, and component intelligence, bringing the starting point much closer to intelligent CAD formats like ODB++.

Key Ways Process Preparation Enhances SPEA Test Programming

When integrated with SPEA Leonardo, Process Preparation dramatically speeds up test programming through:

  • Seamless CAD Import – Ensures no loss of critical design data, including solder mask information. Missing solder mask layers? No worries—Gerber files can be used to reconstruct accurate board details.
  • Effortless BOM Integration – Rapidly and accurately links the Bill of Materials to the test program, ensuring the right components are identified and tested.
  • Intelligent Component Recognition – Automatically detects resistors, capacitors, diodes, and other components, even when CAD files lack clear designations.
  • Accurate Package Outlines – Essential for flying probe testing, as precise dimensions determine optimal probe placement. Process Preparation taps into the Valor Parts Library, with access to over 35 billion part numbers for detailed package data.
  • Automated Probe Placement – Using a complete digital twin of the PCB, Process Preparation calculates the best probe locations, reducing errors and debug time.

Less Downtime, More Productivity

Once the optimized test program is ready, Process Preparation sends all data to SPEA Leonardo in a single consolidated file, eliminating inefficiencies caused by rushed programming or manual adjustments.

Skipping steps may seem like a shortcut, but it often leads to costly delays during machine debugging. The goal is clear: minimize downtime. When the flying probe machine is running tests, it’s generating revenue. When it’s idle, it’s costing money.

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Solid Edge University returns to Mexico with great success in Querétaro

Querétaro, Qro., April 10, 2025. Solid Edge University returned to Mexican territory with Goaltech Engineering Solutions, and did so exceeding expectations. The event, which took place in the facilities of Regio Kart Queretaro, gathered professionals, academics, students and design and engineering enthusiasts to live an unforgettable experience, combining state-of-the-art technology with the excitement of the tracks.

The event stood out for its dynamic, participative atmosphere, loaded with practical knowledge. From the beginning, Solid Edge University was positioned as much more than a technical conference: it was a meeting point to share ideas, learn about the latest trends in digital design, and strengthen ties between the technology community.

Four specialized conferences

One of the pillars of the event were the four specialized conferences, where attendees could choose the one that best suited their interests or professional profile.

These talks were given by experts with extensive experience in the industry, and provided an ideal space to resolve doubts, learn about real cases and discover new functionalities that are transforming the way we design.

Technology + adrenaline: go-kart races

After the knowledge, it was time to release the energy on the track. Attendees participated in exciting go-kart races, where adrenaline, healthy competition and fun were the protagonists. This activity served as a perfect metaphor for the spirit of the event: innovation with speed, precision with strategy, and teamwork with passion.

The winners of each race received commemorative diplomas and were recognized for their skill, reflecting the value Goaltech places on talent and performance, both on the track and in design.

A space to connect and grow

Solid Edge University Queretaro was also an ideal platform for networking. Valuable conversations were generated around the use of Solid Edge in different industries, and many agreed on how useful it was to have direct contact with Goaltech’s technical team.

A day that sets the course

From Goaltech we sincerely thank each person who was part of this day. To the attendees, speakers, collaborators and staff, thank you for making Solid Edge University an experience that leaves a mark!

Follow all our activities and upcoming events at: https://goal-tech.com.mx/proximos-eventos/

Solid Edge University returns to Mexico with a unique experience in Querétaro

After several years of absence, Solid Edge University returns to Mexico with an exclusive event that will combine innovation in mechanical design with the adrenaline of motorsports. This Thursday, April 10th, Regio Kart Queretaro will be the stage where engineers, designers and technology enthusiasts will be able to experience first-hand the capabilities of Solid Edge, Siemens’ powerful tool for design and manufacturing.

This return of Solid Edge University will not be a traditional event, but an immersive experience that will allow attendees to learn about the latest software, participate in interactive sessions and challenge their skills on the go-kart track. It will be a unique opportunity to learn, network with industry experts and enjoy the thrill of motorsports in a dynamic and competitive environment.

What can attendees expect?

The event will offer a combination of learning and entertainment, with activities designed for participants to explore the potential of Solid Edge in a hands-on, exciting environment. Highlights of the event include:

Live demonstrations of Solid Edge’s most advanced capabilities.
Interactive sessions where design, manufacturing and simulation techniques will be addressed.
Karting competition, where attendees will be able to demonstrate their speed and skills on the track.
Networking spaces to connect with other industry professionals.

Event details

Date: Thursday, April 10, 2025
Venue: Regio Kart, Querétaro
Time: 2:00 p. m. – 6:00 p. m.

Admission is completely free, but places are limited. Those interested in being part of Solid Edge University’s long-awaited return to Mexico should register as soon as possible to ensure their attendance.

Last spots available! Register now:
Register here

With this initiative, Goaltech Engineering Solutions reaffirms its commitment to innovation and the development of the manufacturing industry in Mexico, offering a space where technology, learning and the excitement of motorsports come together to provide an unforgettable experience.

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