Digital twin technology in manufacturing and construction involves creating a virtual replica of physical assets, processes, or systems. This digital counterpart allows companies to simulate, analyze, and optimize operations in real-time, leading to improved efficiency, reduced costs, and enhanced decision-making.
By integrating data from IoT devices, sensors, and other sources, digital twins provide valuable insights that drive innovation and improve overall performance in these industries.
It is an enabler for having the facility to connect all data sources into it.
Accumulating all data streams into the platform, it primarily offers Real-Time monitoring of all your data sources under a single Dashboard with real-time alerts and actionable items that need attention.
One of the advanced techniques being used in these Digital Twins is to have a Simulation platform added on top of the data layer(dashboard). With this simulation and modelling, i.e, the visualisation layer organisations can perform predictive analytics in a much better way.
One of the most important features of a Digital Twin is to have the ability to identify the breaking points on your production life-cycle without affecting the operations. This is where simulation helps to identify key areas of improvement and how much load your production cycle can accumulate.
Top use cases of Digital Twins in Manufacturing and construction
Enhanced Data Utilisation
Digital twins enhance data utilisation by creating virtual models that simulate real-world processes, allowing organisations to analyse performance and predict outcomes in real-time. This capability enables better decision-making and resource optimization across various industries, from manufacturing to urban planning
Enhanced Data Utilisation
Digital twins enhance data utilisation by creating virtual models that simulate real-world processes, allowing organisations to analyse performance and predict outcomes in real-time. This capability enables better decision-making and resource optimization across various industries, from manufacturing to urban planning
Enhanced Data Utilisation
Digital twins enhance data utilisation by creating virtual models that simulate real-world processes, allowing organisations to analyse performance and predict outcomes in real-time. This capability enables better decision-making and resource optimization across various industries, from manufacturing to urban planning
Enhanced Data Utilisation
Digital twins enhance data utilisation by creating virtual models that simulate real-world processes, allowing organisations to analyse performance and predict outcomes in real-time. This capability enables better decision-making and resource optimization across various industries, from manufacturing to urban planning
Technologies used for Digital Twins
Digital Twin with NVIDIA
With NVIDIA Omniverse as the key driver of 3D simulations, the Visual element of a Digital Twin adds more understanding of your data. In combination with NVIDIA Metropolis, Isaac, and cuOpt, they deliver a powerful platform where everything from data ingestion to advanced analytics can be delivered.
Digital Twin with Snowflake
Snowflake's infrastructure as a Data Cloud, holds much value in storing all data in Snowflake. Their Data ingestion and the Data Cloud factlity include different data sources. It is very powerful which can be utilised with other solutions to provide a streamlined Data Twin.
Digital Twin with AWS
Welcome to AWS IoT Twin Maker! The idea here is to utilize all data sources to ingest into AWS IoT TwinMaker. The variety of data sources connectivity may vary from other platforms but most common sources are available.
Digital Twin with Google
Google, works with specific solutions engines driving all its Data to its own Data Cloud. By combining these data into its Data Cloud, Google provides different AI engines like Vertex AI, Demand Sensing and other solutions that can be transformed into the business.
Digital Twin with Azure
Azure Digital Twins can be connected to the IoT Hub device twins. So, the data layer in Azure is primarily available in IoT Hub device twins, which can send live real-time data to the Azure Digital Twins to process, monitor, visualise and analyse.