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=Basics= | |||
*A System Where a Real Object or Part has a Digital Twin | |||
*Useful for [[Simulation]] either for Things like [[FEM]] , but also for use cases such as [[E-Commerce]] and the [[OSE Video Game]] | |||
*The Twin can be created via [[3D Modeling]] (Such as [[Blender]] ) and [[CAD]] , or be "Captured" by [[3D Scanning]] | |||
*When the "Digital Twin" sends and/or receives data from it's Real World Equivalent the transfer of this is represented by "[[Digital Thread]]" (Not to be confused with [[E-Textiles]] ) | |||
*Along with [[Databases]] (Such as the Wiki and [[Part Libraries]] etc), The [[Internet of Things]] , and [[Warehouse Managment Software]] / [[Smart Manufacturing]] this unlocks a bright future for Development+Manufacture | |||
=OTS Options= | |||
Amazon has software to do this - | Amazon has software to do this - | ||
https://aws.amazon.com/iot-twinmaker/features/ | https://aws.amazon.com/iot-twinmaker/features/ | ||
3D scanners do it - [https://shop.leica-geosystems.com/leica-blk/blk2go/blk2go-scan-bim?c1=GAW_SE_NW&source=USA_RC_NB&kw=scan_to_bim&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=scan_to_bim&utm_campaign=USA__-__Reality_Capture__-__Non_-_Branded&cr5=625167883624&cr7=c&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAzoeuBhDqARIsAMdH14Gv4pgmN7VjG6kxFz1A1oxtWi1tMnyPQyYE23BrWZaStX6TkbjZhRYaAtWtEALw_wcB] | |||
[[Canvas]] has 1% accuracy, but that is 1" over 8' so not good enough. [https://support.canvas.io/article/5-what-kind-of-accuracy-can-i-expect-from-canvas] | |||
( [[Virtual House Tours]] / [[360 Video]] are the places to look for, albeit either canvas or whatever was an AMAZING (closed source sadly) software for making the tours (or was it tours-> CAD) | |||
Also [[Metrology Grade 3D Scanners]] is another good place for info | |||
=Internal Links= | |||
*[[Model-based systems engineering]] ( ''Seems'' to be the term for the integration of this + all the things mentioned above, but this may not be the correct understanding of the term, so just leaving the link for now) | |||
=External Links= | |||
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_twin The Wikipedia Page on Digital Twinning] | |||
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_thread The Wikipedia Page on Digital Thread] (This can potentially be it's own page if need be, leaving it here for now as it is a good related read) | |||
Latest revision as of 02:17, 12 February 2024
Basics
- A System Where a Real Object or Part has a Digital Twin
- Useful for Simulation either for Things like FEM , but also for use cases such as E-Commerce and the OSE Video Game
- The Twin can be created via 3D Modeling (Such as Blender ) and CAD , or be "Captured" by 3D Scanning
- When the "Digital Twin" sends and/or receives data from it's Real World Equivalent the transfer of this is represented by "Digital Thread" (Not to be confused with E-Textiles )
- Along with Databases (Such as the Wiki and Part Libraries etc), The Internet of Things , and Warehouse Managment Software / Smart Manufacturing this unlocks a bright future for Development+Manufacture
OTS Options
Amazon has software to do this -
https://aws.amazon.com/iot-twinmaker/features/
3D scanners do it - [1]
Canvas has 1% accuracy, but that is 1" over 8' so not good enough. [2]
( Virtual House Tours / 360 Video are the places to look for, albeit either canvas or whatever was an AMAZING (closed source sadly) software for making the tours (or was it tours-> CAD)
Also Metrology Grade 3D Scanners is another good place for info
Internal Links
- Model-based systems engineering ( Seems to be the term for the integration of this + all the things mentioned above, but this may not be the correct understanding of the term, so just leaving the link for now)
External Links
- The Wikipedia Page on Digital Twinning
- The Wikipedia Page on Digital Thread (This can potentially be it's own page if need be, leaving it here for now as it is a good related read)