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What is Digital Twin? What are Applications of Digital Twin?

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What is Digital Twin? What are Applications of Digital Twin?

The Digital Twin concept, which uses digital counterparts to analyse physical assets' current and future states, is the newest big thing in most commercial sectors. Organizations can improve customer service, acquire greater insights on product performance, and make better operational and strategic decisions by deploying Digital Twin. The following industries are starting to use digital twins in significant ways.


Applications-

·      Manufacturing

·      Automobile

·      Retail

·      Healthcare

·      Smart Cities

·      Industrial IoT



Depending on the needs and volume of information that needs to be handled, digital twins can range in complexity. Decide whether your Digital Twin will only monitor the prototype or whether it will also alert you to anomalies and make solution recommendations based on cutting-edge data analytics.


Virtual models can generally be used to track, evaluate, and improve the performance of its physical prototypes.


Figuratively, we can divide their functions into three categories:


To see — Basic Digital Twin is used to do monitoring, which is made possible by data gathered from sensors and devices as well as a software tool that visualises the environment.


To think — Middle-level DTs with what-if models can adjust operational settings to locate the ideal configuration for an asset or process, one could imagine.


To do — Advanced digital twins use clever algorithms to learn from acquired data, identify problems, locate multiple potential solutions for each problem, and select the best one. They offer preventive upkeep.


 

Read More- https://coherentmarketinsightsus.blogspot.com/2023/01/a-digital-twin-is-virtual-depiction-of.html

 


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