Digital Twin System for Smart Campuses

In an era where educational institutions are increasingly embracing technology to improve efficiency and enhance learning environments, the concept of smart campuses has emerged as a crucial development. The traditional approach of monitoring campus environments through video footage and manual inspections is becoming outdated as technology advances. To empower smarter campus management and enhance the educational experience, this study presents a systematic approach for smart campuses built on the foundation of digital twins. This technology creates a virtual replica of the physical campus, enabling real-time monitoring of various aspects like security, teaching, maintenance, environment, assets, and energy usage. We simulate real-world campus behavior by constructing this digital counterpart. The resulting digital twin image can be visualized through various user-friendly interfaces, including virtual reality and 3D models, empowering managers to make informed decisions for a more efficient and secure campus environment. Implementing a digital twin system in a smart campus setting demonstrates significant improvements in operational efficiency, security management, and environmental sustainability. By leveraging the power of digital twins, educational institutions can transition towards smarter, more responsive, and sustainable campus environments, ultimately enriching the educational experience for students and staff.

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2024-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccsse63803.2024.10823754
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Digital Transformation in Industry
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Digital Twin System for Smart Campuses

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In an era where educational institutions are increasingly embracing technology to improve efficiency and enhance learning environments, the concept of smart campuses has emerged as a crucial development. The traditional approach of monitoring campus environments through video footage and manual inspections is becoming outdated as technology advances. To empower smarter campus management and enhance the educational experience, this study presents a systematic approach for smart campuses built on the foundation of digital twins. This technology creates a virtual replica of the physical campus, enabling real-time monitoring of various aspects like security, teaching, maintenance, environment, assets, and energy usage. We simulate real-world campus behavior by constructing this digital counterpart. The resulting digital twin image can be visualized through various user-friendly interfaces, including virtual reality and 3D models, empowering managers to make informed decisions for a more efficient and secure campus environment. Implementing a digital twin system in a smart campus setting demonstrates significant improvements in operational efficiency, security management, and environmental sustainability. By leveraging the power of digital twins, educational institutions can transition towards smarter, more responsive, and sustainable campus environments, ultimately enriching the educational experience for students and staff.

Universiti Putra Malaysia (MY), Universiti of Malaysia Sabah (MY), Baoshan University (CN)
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