The concept of the digital twin has been around for quite a while. However, IoT and digitalization drive even more value driving a feedback loop to a digital twin. Achieving a closed-loop digital twin is necessary for companies to remain competitive.
With all the attention paid to digital twins, you are probably aware of their benefits for design and simulation of products and processes as well as how they can shorten design cycles.
But a more sophisticated digital twin goes a step further by connecting the physical twin to the digital twin. This can be done by adding Internet of Things (IoT) to the design. Now the physical twin can provide real time performance and environmental data from the field back to its digital twin. Observing the digital twin, either a product in service or a production process that is reacting like the physical twin in the real world can yield valuable insight for product design, manufacturing and maintenance.
In this webinar, you will learn how a closed-loop digital twin can work for you:
- Increase product quality and innovation
- Help production quality
- Improve process efficiency
- Achieve process standardization
- Let you make more informed decisions for product or process variation
About the Speaker:
Troy Wilson, Marketing Manager at Siemens, has given many presentations on the subject of IoT for businesses. He is a 4 year veteran of the automotive industry. He is the team marketing manager for Siemens MindSphere, Siemens open platform for IoT, and has served 11 years with Siemens Software. Troy has a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering.
Sesh Marellapudi, Head of Pre-Sales at Siemens MindSphere, leads the Pre-Sales Solution Architecture and Proof of Concepts team within the MindSphere cloud services business, focusing on enterprise level applications in the United States. Prior to this, he was Industry Services Business Director at Siemens where he introduced several new services to the US market, including Industrial Security Services, Condition Monitoring, and Energy Management. Sesh completed his Executive MBA from Georgia State University with Honors and received his Engineering in Computer Science degree with Honors from JNTU University in India.
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