디지털 트윈 정의 (IBM)

What is a digital twin?

A digital twin is a virtual representation of an object or system that spans its lifecycle, is updated from real-time data, and uses simulation, machine learning and reasoning to help decision-making

-How does a digital twin work?

:Digital twins vs. simulations

-Types of digital twins

:Component twins/Parts twins. Asset twins, System or Unit twins, Process twins

-History of digital twin technology

-Advantages and benefits of digital twins

:Better R&D, Greater efficiency, Product end-of-life, 

-Digital twin market and industries

:Digital twin market: Poised for growth

-Improving manufacturing efficiency with digital twin

-Applications

:Power-generation equipment, Structures and their systems, Manufacturing operations, Healthcare services, Automotive industry, Urban planning

-The future of digital twin

: A fundamental change to existing operating models is clearly happening. A digital reinvention is occurring in asset-intensive industries that is changing operating models in a disruptive way, requiring an integrated physical plus digital view of assets, equipment, facilities and processes. Digital twins are a vital part of that realignment.

The future of digital twins is nearly limitless, due to the fact that increasing amounts of cognitive power are constantly being devoted to their use. So digital twins are constantly learning new skills and capabilities, which means they can continue to generate the insights needed to make products better and processes more efficient.

Learn how change will impact your industry in this article on transforming asset operations with digital twins.

 

(Sources: IBM, cited from www.ibm.com/topics/what-is-a-digital-twin)(accessed Jan. 24, 2023)