Digital Twin Consortium is a global ecosystem of users driving best practices for digital twin usage and defining requirements for new digital twin standards

The essence of reality capture is to provide insight and awareness through the faithful and transparent representation of real-world conditions. If well-executed, laser scans help to resolve issues and make decisions. In 2022, however, while scanning is more affordable and more accessible, the results are highly dependent on the hardware and software, requiring the expertise of the operator to navigate both. 
 
To spur the industry to embrace reality capture data, the new Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Operations (AECO) Working Group (formerly the Infrastructure Working Group) recently published a DTC whitepaper entitled “Reality Capture: A Digital Twin Foundation.”  

The paper defines a maturity model for reality capture and introduces the fundamentals of reality capture as a critical component to the lifecycle of a digital twin.  During this webinar the authors will explain how reality capture tools can accurately and efficiently create digital duplicates of physical things, such as small objects, rooms, buildings, or planetary landscapes,  explore the reasons data capture is not more fully embraced, and propose a path forward.

Reality Capture: A Digital Twin Foundation

Your customer wants a digital twin, your leadership does too. Now what? Navigating the choices, assessing the intent, obtaining the data, and delivering on the promise is not simple. This webinar will discuss practical considerations in realizing the value of digital twins in the aerospace and defense market.

Practical Considerations for Aerospace & Defense Digital Twins

Digital Twin Consortium Alternative Energy Day presentation with speaker Pieter van Schalkwyk, XMPro.

Digital Twins as Remote Operations Centers (ROCs) for Alternative Energy

Digital Twin Consortium Alternative Energy Day presentation with Todd Lukesh, Gafcon Digital.

The Role of DT in Performance-Based Simulation to Achieve Decarbonization

Digital Twin Consortium Alternative Energy Day presentation with speaker Bert Van Hoof, Microsoft

Digital Twins Transform Alternative Energy Production

Digital Twin Consortium Alternative Energy Day presentation with speaker Achalesh Pandey, GE Digital.

Energy Transition Acceleration with Digital Twins

Digital Twin Consortium Alternative Energy Day presentation with speaker Jade Dauser, Ernst & Young.

Digital Twin Transformation for the Built Environment

Digital Twin Consortium Alternative Energy Day presentation with speaker Teresa Tung, Accenture

Technology Trends for Digital Twins

Digital Twin Consortium Manufacturing Day presentation with speaker Dr. Don Kinard, LM Senior Fellow, Lockeed Martin.

The Digital T's -- Threads, Twins, Technology, and Transformation

Digital Twin Consortium Manufacturing Day presentation with speaker, Pieter Van Schalkwyk, CEO, XMPro.

Is ISO 23247:2021 a Digital Twin Standard for Manufacturing?

Digital Twin Consortium Manufacturing Day presentation with speaker Paul Schneider, Principal Engineer, Intel Corporation.

Building and Managing a Digital Twin in Semiconductor Manufacturing Operation

Digital Twin Consortium Manufacturing Day presentation with speaker Dave Vasko, Senior Director Advanced Technology, Rockwell Automation.

Digital Twins Providing Real Value in Manufacturing

Digital Twin Consortium Manufacturing Day presentation with speaker Mike Geyer, Industry Product Management, NVIDIA

Virtual Worlds with Nvidia Omniverse

This session will demonstrate what a Digital Twin is, the most effective steps for implementation, and how it can be used harmoniously in both the horizontal and vertical spaces of design and construction. We will demonstrate the many byproduct examples that include operational efficiencies, optimization of resources, rapid visualization, improvements within asset management, overall cost savings, stakeholder engagement, and gains in productivity, communication, and safety.

Integration Without Translation, Digital T-Winning

Join this webinar to learn more about the Digital Twin Capabilities Periodic Table:

• What is the Digital Twin Capabilities Periodic Table and why does it matter?
• How do I use the Digital Twin CPT in my organization or project?
• How can I get started with the Digital Twin Capabilities Periodic Table?

The Digital Twin Capabilities Periodic Table (CPT) is an architecture- and technology-agnostic requirements definition framework. It is aimed at organizations that want to design, develop, deploy, and operate Digital Twins based on use case capability requirements versus the features of technology solutions. The Digital Twin CPT provides the framework for Composable Digital Twins (CDT) that deliver service-based orchestration with faster time to value by reusing packaged business capabilities to develop and adapt applications as business requirements evolve.


The Digital Twin CPT framework facilitates collaboration in multidisciplinary or fusion teams that need to create Digital Twins requirements specifications in large-scale complex environments. The framework keeps the focus on the capability requirements of individual use cases, which can then be aggregated to determine the overall capability requirements of digital twin platforms and other technology solutions that are required to address the specific business needs. 

It follows a Period Table approach with capabilities grouped or “clustered” around common characteristics. It is easy to interpret both in the boardroom when explaining the business case to get funding for a Digital Twin project, and on the shopfloor when gathering requirements for a Digital Twin application. It provides visual guidance for collaboration, brainstorming, and making capability requirements explicit.

Digital Twin Capabilities Periodic Table for Composable Digital Twins

In this free webinar, open to the public, attendees will learn how Digital Twins are being implemented to advance the future of energy.

Colin Parris, SVP and CTO of GE Digital will present how Digital Twin technology has become vital to accelerate the energy transition by enabling more renewables, transforming the electric grid, and optimizing asset productivity.
The webinar will highlight how Digital Twins are being used to:
• Enhance the reliability and resiliency of the electric grid to prepare and protect it for climate change and cyber vulnerabilities. 
• Drive the growth of renewables and Distributed Energy Resource (DERs) to connect more sustainable power and DERs to the electric grid. 

Dr. Parris will also discuss the key role that Digital Twins play in building capacity for business transformation, by creating significant business value and outcomes across industries using Lean+Digital.

How Digital Twins Accelerate the Energy Transition

Digital Twin Consortium CTO Dan Isaacs gives an overview of the Digital Twin Consortium's current and future initiatives to help drive the growth and adoption of Digital Twins.

Harnessing the Power of Digital Twins - Spanning Many Markets

Keynote presentation from the Digital Twin Consortium Q1 20222 member meeting.

Digital Twins in Healthcare - A Philips Perspective

The New South Wales government recently launched a spatial digital twin in a bid to transform urban planning and infrastructure across Western Sydney, making it one of the largest in the world. Join us for an update on the project, along with a  discussion on the important lessons learned along the way, on what is set to become a step change in urban planning.

A Picture Paints 1000 Words: Lessons Learned on the Western Sydney Spatial Twin

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