Digital twins can revolutionize and rapidly speed up the product development process, reducing the time to market. They also allow for rapid iterations and optimizations of product designs far faster than physically testing every single prototype.
Digital twins are being built through the convergence of simulation technology, high-performance computing, and artificial intelligence.
Digital twins enable managers and administrators to discover complexities and behavior across an entire supply chain ecosystem.
Survival during the next disruption might depend on your digital twin and how fast you build it.
For digital twins to be truly useful, they must be able to drive actions – for example, issue alerts or power down equipment – the instant an issue emerges, perhaps even beforehand.
The Industry IoT Consortium (IIC) and Digital Twin Consortium have developed a series of guidelines to address the security of digital twins.
While $1.1 trillion annually is being invested in digital factory initiatives worldwide, most companies, 64%, are still at an early stage of their digital transformation.
Your identity in various metaverses will matter more than ever because a digital twin will be a virtual representation of you, the individual.
Despite some reservations and a gap in critical skillsets in the workforce, the use of digital twins technology seems to be speeding up.
With digital twin, it's wise to start small with achievable processes that can make a more immediate impact and then tackle more complex processes later on.
