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11/28/2025

Recap ISG @ SPS 2025

Under this year’s SPS motto “Engineering that connects,” ISG showcased how simulation, control technology, and automated testing are merging into one seamless digital workflow. Here’s a look back at…

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Three days full of innovation, dialogue and exciting impressions!

Engineering that connects

Integrated workflows for simulation, control, and testing

Under this year’s SPS motto “Engineering that connects,” ISG showcased how simulation, control technology, and automated testing are merging into one seamless digital workflow. Here’s a look back at the key highlights from our three days at the trade fair:

 

Automation made easy with ISG-virtuos and ISG-kernel

One of the major highlights was the live demo combining ISG-virtuos and ISG-kernel, where real and virtual robot movements were synchronized in real time. Visitors could see how actions in the simulation and on the physical robot directly influenced each other. The demo clearly illustrated how virtual programming, testing, and optimization can transition to the real machine without detours.

 

Consistent use of digital twins in ISG-virtuos

With the latest interfaces and functions in ISG-virtuos, we demonstrated how a single digital twin can be used throughout the entire engineering process—from feasibility analysis to virtual commissioning, training scenarios, or retrofits. New integrations such as automated virtual fieldbus devices, API extensions, and VR/AR connectivity further expand the possibilities.

 

Precision machining powered by ISG-kernel

Our demonstration of 5-axis machining on a Chiron Micro5 attracted considerable attention. It highlighted the crucial role ISG-kernel plays in achieving highly dynamic and precise motion control—an essential foundation for reliable and accurate machining processes.

 

Detect errors early with ISG-dirigent

Using Balluff’s RFID system as an example, we showed how ISG-dirigent conducts automated tests directly on the digital twin. Visitors were able to see how development errors can be detected at an early stage—before they cause issues in the real system.

 

This year’s SPS proved once again how essential integrated digital workflows have become across the industry. Simulation, control, and test automation are increasingly intertwined, delivering clear benefits for planning, commissioning, and operation.

 

Thank you to everyone who visited us and contributed to the inspiring discussions!