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Digital Twin Consortium Launches Digital Twin Testbed Initiative

The Digital Twin Consortium (DTC) has announced its transformative Digital Twin Testbed initiative, an opportunity for members to showcase innovation in digital twin evolution. The initiative is a collaborative, holistic approach DTC members can use to develop, test, verify, and validate digital twin systems and advance digital-twin-enabling technologies.

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Digital Twin Technology – The Smart Approach to Enhancing Manufacturing Productivity

In recent years, the manufacturing sector has undergone a remarkable transformation, driven by the integration of advanced digital technologies. Among these, digital twin technology stands out as one of the most promising innovations, reshaping how factories and production processes are designed, monitored, and optimized. At its core, a digital twin is a virtual representation of a physical asset, system, or process. This virtual counterpart mirrors the real-world object in real-time, enabling manufacturers to simulate, predict, and analyze performance, while optimizing operations with unprecedented precision.

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Manchester Metrology Bringing Matterport’s Digital Twin Technology to UK Manufacturing

Manchester Metrology has recently been authorised as the UK reseller to bring Matterport’s cutting-edge digital twin technology to businesses across a wide range of industries. Matterport’s innovative reality capture solutions allow companies to create precise interactive 3D models of physical spaces, revolutionising the way industries manage their environments with impressive accuracy and detail.

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CNC Machine Connect Module Achieves New Level of Digital Twin Accuracy

VERICUT module allows users to connect with the CNC machines on their shop floor using Scytec’s DataXchange software. This data can be used to create and maintain more accurate digital twins through VERICUT Machine Configurations (VMCs), as well as confirm that CNC machines and VERICUT simulations match as closely as possible, to eliminate unexpected surprises on the shop floor during machining.

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