Model-Based Integration of Augmented/Virtual Reality Into Digital Twin

Despite their potential, no significant scientific work has yet conceptually integrated AR and VR into digital twins, which presents a critical gap. A conceptual integration through the development of a meta-model would offer several key advantages. First, it would provide a unified framework that standardizes the interaction between physical systems, digital twins, and immersive technologies, ensuring consistency across various applications. Second, the meta-model would enable cross-domain scalability, allowing AR and VR-enhanced digital twins to be adapted more easily across different fields like manufacturing, healthcare, and mobility. Finally, a comprehensive meta-model would facilitate the systematic development and extension of digital twins, ensuring that AR/VR capabilities are seamlessly incorporated into existing and future DT systems. This foundational conceptual structure would drive innovation by offering a clear, modular approach to expanding DT functionalities without needing to reinvent frameworks for each new implementation.

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Journal of Information Technology Research
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2025-05-07
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https://doi.org/10.4018/jitr.375625
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Digital Transformation in Industry
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Model-Based Integration of Augmented/Virtual Reality Into Digital Twin

Christophe Feltus, Carlos Kavka
Journal of Information Technology Research
Digital Transformation in Industry
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Model-Based Integration of Augmented/Virtual Reality Into Digital Twin

Christophe Feltus, Carlos Kavka
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Abstract

Despite their potential, no significant scientific work has yet conceptually integrated AR and VR into digital twins, which presents a critical gap. A conceptual integration through the development of a meta-model would offer several key advantages. First, it would provide a unified framework that standardizes the interaction between physical systems, digital twins, and immersive technologies, ensuring consistency across various applications. Second, the meta-model would enable cross-domain scalability, allowing AR and VR-enhanced digital twins to be adapted more easily across different fields like manufacturing, healthcare, and mobility. Finally, a comprehensive meta-model would facilitate the systematic development and extension of digital twins, ensuring that AR/VR capabilities are seamlessly incorporated into existing and future DT systems. This foundational conceptual structure would drive innovation by offering a clear, modular approach to expanding DT functionalities without needing to reinvent frameworks for each new implementation.

Journal of Information Technology ResearchVol. 17(1)
Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Digital Transformation in Industry
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