Capgemini Engineering

Pioneering new horizons. Convergence between physical and digital worlds has never been so real, disrupting the way clients manage their innovation, and playing a key role in their development.

Unleashing potential of R&D

We help our clients develop smart products and services of tomorrow.

Companies in all sectors need to accelerate their digital transformation: global leaders must rethink their innovation cycle while speed has become a survival factor to stay ahead of the competition. Industry players and innovators have to embrace connectivity, software and semiconductors to shift towards intelligent industry and ensure a sustainable value chain.

As the world leader in Engineering and R&D services, we help our clients accelerate their journey towards intelligent industry. We bring them global expertise and capabilities, cutting-edge technologies in digital and software, agile engineering platforms, and an industrialized delivery model.

With more than 60,000 engineers and scientists across the globe, we unleash the potential of R&D and innovation to help companies engineer smart products, optimized operations, new customer experiences, and new sources of value.

Are you ready to pioneer new horizons with us?

Engineering Spotlight

News

Capgemini Joins Linux Foundation’s Margo Initiative for Industrial Automation Interoperability

Capgemini joins as a founding member of The Linux Foundation’s Margo initiative, aiming to revolutionize industrial automation ecosystem interoperability, leveraging our digital engineering expertise.

Podcast

New Era of Engineering

A podcast series on ongoing tech research & innovation adressing key challenges for a more intelligent industry.

Event

Hannover Messe

Hannover Messe ’24 – the world’s leading industrial trade fair – is where companies from around the globe and across all industries come together to present innovation, provide inspiration, and create interaction. And we invite you to join us.

Unlock the potential of your physical and digital worlds.

Inside stories

AI and the future of healthcare

Data scientist María Isabel Bernardos explains how a Capgemini project is looking at the ways in which AI can help with the diagnosis and early treatment of ageing-related diseases.

Client Stories

OPmobility expands software innovation for mobility

Working with Capgemini, the automotive manufacturer grew its Op’n Soft program, adding onto the team’s capabilities in order to improve its ability to drive innovation in areas such as assisted driving, infotainment, and sustainability

Itron developing data uses to help decarbonize cities and utilities

Itron will use smart endpoint data to deliver more accurate emissions tracking

OCAP harnesses technology and data to reuse CO2

Working closely with Capgemini Engineering, OCAP harnesses technology to take full control of its CO2 distribution, enabling effective reuse and helping prevent unnecessary emissions

ArcelorMittal uses data and analytics to pursue energy efficiency

ArcelorMittal harnesses data and analytics for energy efficiency. Dive into their success story, revealing sustainable practices driving industrial innovation.

We help the world’s largest innovators engineer the products and services of tomorrow by leveraging our experts, labs, tools, and frameworks across three main expertise domains:

Products and systems engineering

– Mechanical and physical engineering
– Electrical, electronics and semiconductors
– Systems engineering and product design.

Digital and software

– Software engineering
– Connectivity and network engineering
– Data science, analytics, and artificial intelligence.

Industrial operations

– Manufacturing and process engineering
– Operations management
– Product support and service

Research & Innovation

Our research and innovation programs are business accelerators that help clients with high-intensity R&D to reveal the value of incremental and disruptive technologies by pioneering engagements built around recognizable assets. Clients go further, faster and to places they would not necessarily go alone.

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