Kaizen supports South East Technological University (SETU) Waterford in helping to prepare Ireland's representative for the prestigious WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 competition.

Kaizen PLM leverages Siemens NX and Simcenter to provide a complete Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) workflow for high-performance heat exchangers.

Using a single integrated environment, engineers can design, optimise, simulate and prepare components for additive manufacturing without transferring data between multiple software packages. This creates a seamless digital thread from concept through to production.

Kaizen PLM bridges the gap between academic theory and industrial application by providing universities with seamless access to industry-grade Siemens software.

Through this academic initiative, Kaizen PLM equips higher education institutions with the deployment, licensing, and support needed to integrate advanced tools into classroom-based teaching. At Trinity College Dublin (TCD), this partnership enables Professor Ciaran Simms to leverage Siemens Simcenter Madymo as a foundational element of undergraduate engineering education, transforming highly abstract mathematical concepts into tangible, visual simulations.

The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), operated by the University of Strathclyde, is dedicated to advancing manufacturing through innovation. Located within the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland (AMIDS) in Renfrewshire, NMIS collaborates with businesses to enhance productivity and sustainability in manufacturing.

The British Pipeline Agency Limited (BPA) turned to Kaizen PLM to support their adoption of Siemens Flomaster, a leading tool for thermo-fluid system simulation.

Kaizen PLM delivers tailored post processors for MTC’s Fanuc Welding development Cell, enabling full offline programming and simulation in Siemens NX CAM.

Kaizen PLM worked closely with the Digital Manufacturing Centre (DMC) to implement Siemens NX™ as part of their end-to-end additive manufacturing solution. Through this partnership, DMC has been able to optimise production workflows, reduce part weight, and deliver exceptional results to customers across sectors—from motorsport to medical.

Headquarters: Silverstone, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom
Industry: Aerospace, Automotive, Marine, Medical
Software Used: Siemens NX

Kaizen PLM, a leader in additive manufacturing and medical device solutions, collaborated with Seco Tools and Additure/Nikon SLM Solutions to develop a cutting-edge, end-to-end digital manufacturing strategy for femoral implants. By leveraging Siemens NX and Simcenter 3D, Kaizen streamlined the entire workflow from design to CNC machining, additive manufacturing, and simulation, demonstrating a fully integrated and efficient process.

Kaizen PLM, alongside our partners at Digital Manufacturing Centre (DMC), Siemens Digital Industries Software, and Babcock (Marine sector) recently competed in the Ministry of Defence (MOD) Additive Manufacturing Hackathon. Up against 10 other teams, we had just 28 hours to reverse engineer, redesign, optimise, and remanufacture critical MOD components—all while improving weight, cost, and performance.

Kaizen PLM supported the deployment of advanced robotic platforms for welding, inspection and additive manufacturing of metal components, specifically for the nuclear sector and other quality-critical industries.