Digital Twin Resources

Companies must embrace the digital twin concept to remain competitive, and embrace leading-edge simulation and testing tools that exploit the digital twin.

Today’s innovations are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Systems design is constantly evolving, requiring the seamless integration of software, hardware, mechanical, electrical, and electronic components.

This issue informs readers about the teamwork involved in a variety of multiphysics projects.

Own the Lifecycle and future-proof your company’s strategic agility with a flexible platform for end-to-end product information, access, and control across your enterprise teams.

The phrase “digital twin” has become the be-all-and-end-all of manufacturing buzzwords, stirring up Utopian views on what it can do for predictive maintenance, simulation and more.

Simcenter engineering and consulting services are offered to help you solve the toughest engineering problems and accelerate product design and development.

The heavy equipment engineering industry is facing key challenges, such as demands for increased machine noise and vibration (N&V) performance.

The articles compiled in this special digital issue focus on how vendors are reacting to the need to digitize the factory floor and connect it all the way back through the enterprise to front-end product design and development.

In this online roundtable discussion, DE’s Senior Editor Kenneth Wong will interview industry experts to share their thoughts on the promise of digital twins, the current state of the art, and the challenges being faced during early implementations.

Time-stamped temperatures collected in the field, user heart rates accumulated in health monitoring devices, acceleration data captured by smart vehicles--there's a wealth of wisdom in sensor-captured data, but working with it requires special knowledge and tools.