Digital Twins involve the replication and modeling of physical entities or systems in virtual contexts.
The viability of the ‘Viable Vision’. I did hear about the Theory of Constraints (TOC) off and on through the late 90s, but I didn’t… Read More »Data-driven supply chain part 2: The theory of constraints & the concept of the information supply chain.
In the last two years, I published 5 machine learning and AI books, including one on synthetic data by Elsevier. This represents over 800 pages… Read More »New Book: Statistical Optimization for GenAI and Machine Learning
A digital twin in healthcare is a virtual representation of human physiology, hospital results, lab environment, etc. It is revolutionizing hospital management and clinical healthcare… Read More »Digital Twin Technology – Top Use Cases in Smart Healthcare
Cloud computing services have grown in popularity significantly over the years. Many sectors are moving to cloud computing services for business operations. Cloud computing enables businesses to store, manage, and process essential data using remote servers hosted on the internet.
The quintessential example of a digital twin is the wind turbine. A digital twin is a real-time virtual representation of a real-world physical system or process that serves as its digital counterpart of it. Like all models or abstractions, a twin is created for practical purposes i.e. we wish to model a physical system of a phenomenon to understand it better.
Introduction In this post, I discussed the architecture of digital twins. This is a relatively new and emerging topic, and here I will look at… Read More »An example of Digital Twins Architecture – Azure Digital Twins
Executing Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) solutions is vital as the most competitive global manufacturing companies are becoming digital enterprises. Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)… Read More »Features of IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) Seamless Connectivity and Data Acquisition
Vendors, consultants, and their clients have been talking in data fabric terms for close to a decade now, if not longer. If “big data” was… Read More »Comparing data fabrics, data meshes and knowledge graphs
In the previous post, we discussed the various definitions of digital twins and we see that there are no shortage of them! But here is a question… Read More »Should the definition of Digital twins include simulation of complex systems?
Recently I read that Siemens has defined a new term called ‘executable digital twin’ If you have worked in the space of digital twins before… Read More »The executable digital twin
