Digital Twin Evolution: Future Possibilities from 2025 to 2100
We’re only scratching the surface. Let’s peak into the future of digital twins.
IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) connects machines, sensors, and systems to collect data and make factories smarter and more efficient.
We’re only scratching the surface. Let’s peak into the future of digital twins.
On one side there’s optimists who say automation will lead more fulfilling lives and societies. On the other there’s doomers who view the transformation of manufacturing as the possible end of humanity.
The Biden administration is planning a special center dedicated to digital twin technology for semiconductor manufacturing.
So as we peer beyond the Fourth Industrial Revolution, perhaps the biggest clues are within the entertainment we enjoy today.
The most prophetic entry in terms of its portrayal of today’s technology is easily Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines.
The Digital Twin Consortium has introduced “responsibility” as a core capability in its updated Digital Twin Capabilities Period Table.
With funding from the European Commission, researchers are using artificial intelligence to develop freethinking industrial robots.
North America’s largest automation trade association has issued a bold call for the government to up its involvement in the advancement of robotics.
Ansys and BAE Systems are on a mission to deepen digital engineering integrations in national defense systems.
Siemens and Microsoft are combining their digital twin languages. So what does that mean?
Amid intense criticism of shipbuilding delays, the U.S. Navy has issued a roadmap aimed at steering the programs in the right direction.