Digital Twins Set for Widescale Use in 2023
From smart cities to health care, industries are turning to digital twin technology to streamline operations, curb emissions and enhance sustainability
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Digital twin technology has become something of a buzzword over the past few years, pitched as providing game-changing capabilities in maintenance, operations and day-to-day insights across a huge variety of industries. Providing accurate virtual representations of physical assets and systems, digital twins can act as a crucial test bed for companies wanting to simulate intended products or processes without risking the cost of real-world failures, as well as offer predictive maintenance and monitoring capabilities.
From smart cities to energy storage and even gene therapy treatments, a widening range of industries is turning to digital twins to streamline day-to-day operations, improve sustainability and trial new procedures.
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