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Take a Virtual Tour of Siemens Xpedition Standard: AI-Infused PCB Design

GSAS Engineering · · 4 min read

Siemens has published an interactive virtual tour of Xpedition Standard, and it’s the best way to understand what this EDA platform does without installing anything. Choose your own path through the tool: discover key benefits, watch an integrated design workflow, explore features, check out token-based add-ons, or jump straight to a free 30-day trial.

Best experienced on desktop, the interactive tour includes detailed product demos and navigation.

Xpedition Standard virtual tour preview

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What the Tour Covers

The virtual tour is structured around five paths. Each takes 5-10 minutes.

Discover Key Benefits: How Xpedition Standard compares to standalone PCB design tools. AI command prediction, sketch routing, cloud DFM, and the token add-on system that lets you access signal integrity and rigid-flex on demand.

See an Integrated Design Workflow: From schematic capture through constraint-driven layout, DFM verification via Valor NPI, and manufacturing output. The workflow runs end-to-end in a single environment, no tool switching, no data translation.

Explore Powerful Features: Hierarchical schematic capture, interactive + sketch routing, 3D visualization, supply chain intelligence for 600M+ parts, and ECAD-MCAD co-design with NX, Creo, and SolidWorks.

Check Out Add-Ons and Integrations: Token-based access to pre-layout SI (HyperLynx LineSim), post-layout SI (HyperLynx BoardSim), rigid-flex design, and advanced ECAD-MCAD integration. Buy token packs and activate capabilities on demand.

Talk With an Expert or Start a Trial: Request a personalized demo through GSAS, or start a free 30-day trial to evaluate Xpedition Standard on your own designs.

What Indian Teams Are Saying

Xpedition Standard is gaining traction with Indian engineering teams who need professional-grade PCB design without the enterprise infrastructure commitment. On G2, users highlight the constraint-driven routing methodology, AI-infused workflows, and the clear upgrade path to Xpedition Enterprise as key differentiators over standalone tools.

On-Demand Webinar: Scaling with Adaptable Add-Ons

For a deeper look at the token-based add-on system, watch the on-demand webinar: Scaling Design Capabilities with Adaptable Add-Ons. It covers how teams use token packs to access signal integrity, rigid-flex, and ECAD-MCAD capabilities without upgrading their subscription.

Xpedition Standard in Action

Xpedition Standard 3D PCB layout

Constraint-driven routing in Xpedition Standard

Rigid-flex 3D visualization in Xpedition Standard

Try Xpedition Standard in India

GSAS Micro Systems is an authorized partner in India. We provide Xpedition Standard with INR invoicing, local application engineering, and migration support from any PCB design platform. Evaluation licenses are available across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Mumbai, and Delhi NCR.

Start Free 30-Day Trial | Request an Evaluation License | Book a Demo | View Xpedition Standard

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