Digital Twins: Bridging the Physical-Virtual Divide / Andreas Walch and Attila Szabo
May 27 | 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Title
Digital Twins: Bridging the Physical-Virtual Divide
Speakers
Andreas Walch and Attila Szabo
Date
May 27, 2024 | 04:00 – 06:00 pm
Abstract
Over the past decade, the concept of digital twins has gained widespread adoption across various fields. Initially rooted in space exploration and manufacturing, it has now extended its reach to architecture, engineering, and even traditional construction sites and accessibility.
In this session, we explore the synergy between digital twins and their real-world counterparts. These virtual replicas offer significant benefits, including cost savings, resource optimization, and early detection of deviations. To fully harness their potential, we rely on advanced visual computing techniques.
Speakers
Andreas Walch and Attila Szabo are researchers at the Geospatial Visualization, Semantic Modelling and Acquisition research group at TU Wien VRVis, Austria’s leading research center in the field of visual computing.
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