A typical component of a digital twin is a virtual representation of a real object. However, not all objects that are to be represented are already digitally available. The term “reverse engineering” includes methods where object geometries are determined with the help of 3D scanners. Thomas Kropp of D3 Systeme GmbH presents the technology and provides examples of its use, e.g. in construction, aircraft and automotive engineering.
Applied in 2 use cases, Flanders Make will present how to tackle the data capturing for the creation of digital twins. The
In this workshop you learn to build and use a context aware digital twin for optimizing the product quality in an example
One of the key concepts brought by Industry 4.0 is digital twin. Digital twins offer new functionality, new management techniques or new
Considered one of the key technologies of Industry 4.0, digital twins are the ultimate step in digitization creating a virtual representation of a real entity and organizing an exchange iterative loop between digital and real world, they integrate the whole life cycle of products, machines, production lines or even entire companies. The Euregio has the potential to become an area of excellence concerning digital twin technologies. The success will come from two key factors; on one hand to test digital twin in real business environment and learn about it and on the other hand to elevate the general level of knowledge and expertise of Euregio regarding digital twins.
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