Digital Twin Consortium (DTC) has announced that Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) has joined as a member. AMD will bring its cutting-edge AI processing capabilities and innovative edge computing solutions to accelerate AI-powered digital twin systems development and deployment across industries.
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Aiming to overcome barriers that prevent digital twins from delivering on their promise to improve manufacturing, the University of Michigan and Arizona State University are inviting industrial partners to participate in a new Center for Digital Twins in Manufacturing.
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Traditional factory planning software often relies on model-first approaches that can be slow to implement and don’t necessarily reflect real-world conditions.
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More than just a sophisticated 3D model, a digital twin is a dynamic, data-rich virtual representation of a physical product, process, or system. It continuously updates and evolves by integrating real-time data from the shop floor. As advanced manufacturing pushes toward zero-defect production and tighter tolerances, digital twins are set to become a cornerstone of quality control (QC) strategies.
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The Digital Twin Consortium (DTC) has announced the first testbeds as part of its Digital Twin Testbed Program. This collaborative member-driven program accelerates development, validation, and implementation, demonstrating digital twin evolution with agentic AI and enabling technologies.
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At this year’s AUTOMATE show in Detroit, Siemens presented an automation solution for the busy, multi-tasking job shop demonstrating a digital twin of the software and programming of its popular SINUMERIK 828 CNC, working in tandem with a KUKA robot, to simplify the operation and programming in part handling for the operator.
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The Digital Twin promises a dynamic mirror of the physical world — but only when fueled by the continuous, connected flow of information delivered by the Digital Thread. The following article explores how this critical link is reshaping quality control and smart manufacturing.
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The Digital Twin Consortium (DTC) has announced NTT Data’s Technology Showcase titled Digital Twin-Enabled Microfactory for Smart Manufacturing. The showcase demonstrates the capabilities and benefits of composable digital twins in asset-intensive industries, including manufacturing, mining, oil and gas, and utilities.
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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has release its report ‘TCS Digital Twindex – Manufacturing’ at the Hannover Messe highlighting the current state of digital twins in the manufacturing industry and its future potential.
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General Motors and NVIDIA have announced they are collaborating on next-generation vehicles, factories and robots using AI, simulation and accelerated computing.
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