Digital Twin: An asset to address sustainability challenges

Inventing a new technology, from inception to operation, has historically followed a linear trajectory; an idea is born, tested through physical experiments, refined, and finally implemented. This time-honored cycle, while effective, has been inherently gradual, time intensive, and quite often, very resource intensive.

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IEEE Electrification Magazine
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mele.2024.3423109
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Digital Transformation in Industry
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Digital Twin: An asset to address sustainability challenges

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Digital Twin: An asset to address sustainability challenges

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Abstract

Inventing a new technology, from inception to operation, has historically followed a linear trajectory; an idea is born, tested through physical experiments, refined, and finally implemented. This time-honored cycle, while effective, has been inherently gradual, time intensive, and quite often, very resource intensive.

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