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Digital Twins in Manufacturing – An Enormous Opportunity

Presented by

Sameer Kher, Senior Director, Product Development, Ansys; co-chair of Manufacturing WG

About this talk

Digital twins are being used to manage the performance, effectiveness, and quality of a manufacturer's fixed assets such as manufacturing machines, lines, and plants. When advanced visualization, IoT, and analytics are applied to these assets, manufacturers can take a more strategic and holistic approach to asset management. Digital twins represent an enormous opportunity for manufacturers, including engineering, design customization, production, and operations. Manufacturing is becoming increasingly digital and digital twins can be applied during the engineering, design, production and operations phases of a product lifecycle to improve products and predict or detect problems. Digital Twin Consortium focuses on the applicability of digital twin to the manufacturing process in various industries. Join the webinar to learn more about the Digital Twin Consortium Manufacturing Working Group goals, roadmap, and current work in progress and how you and your company can get involved.
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Accelerating Digital Twin Innovation™.
Digital Twin Consortium® executes on the promise of digital twins and associated technologies by working closely with our members to accelerate the market. We do this by fostering development, raising awareness, increasing adoption, and improving the interoperability of digital engineering projects propelled by digital twins. DTC is a program of Object Management Group®. For more information, please visit digitaltwinconsortium.org.
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