The digital twin / Noel Crespi, Adam T. Drobot, Roberto Minerva, editors.
Crespi, Noël, editor.; Drobot, Adam T., editor.; Minerva, Roberto, 1958- editor.
2023
QA76.9.C65
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Title The digital twin / Noel Crespi, Adam T. Drobot, Roberto Minerva, editors.
ISBN 9783031213434 (electronic bk.)
3031213432 (electronic bk.)
3031213424
9783031213427
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-21343-4
Published Cham : Springer, 2023.
Language English
Description 1 online resource (940 pages) : illustrations (black and white, and colour).
Item Number 10.1007/978-3-031-21343-4 doi
Call Number QA76.9.C65
Dewey Decimal Classification 003/.3
Summary The Digital Twin is crucial and timely for positively affecting how we work, live, and play. It eliminates the gap between experimentation and learning by bridging real and virtual worlds in a powerful methodology, making significant headway in conquering previously unsolvable problems and challenges. Digital Twins are made possible by four widely deployed infrastructures for connectivity, computing, digital storage, and sources of digital data. The Digital Twin provides insights, paths to innovation, efficient production of goods, improved delivery of services, better experiences and entertainment, and new business models. Investing in Digital Twins is one of the most valuable ways to create sustainable paths to the future. The Digital Twin book is the most comprehensive work on the subject to date. It brings together top practitioners, technical experts, analysts, and academics to explore and discuss the concept of the Digital Twin, its history, evolution, and the profound impact across sectors of the global economy. The book addresses the business value, technological underpinnings, lessons learned from implementations, resources for success, practical approaches for implementation, and illustrative use cases. It makes the case for why we believe that Digital Twins will fundamentally transform major industries and enable us to fulfill important societal goals. The book is recommended for key decision makers, senior executives, technical leaders, researchers, and students.
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Added Author Crespi, Noël, editor.
Drobot, Adam T., editor.
Minerva, Roberto, 1958- editor.
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Part I. The Landscape, Implications, and Assumptions
Chap 1. The Digital Twin: Why and What?
Chap 2. DT and Digital Revolution
Chap 3. Business models design for the Digital Twin
Chap 4. The evolution and history of the Digital Twin
Part II. Technologies
Chap 5. Representing the DT: New devices, new interfaces
Chap 6. Where the data come from? Relation between IoT and DT
Chap 7. AI for DT: from data to knowledge
Chap 8. Simulation
Chap 9. Architectures and Implementations
Chap 10. Network for Digital Twin
Chap 11. Managing the unmanageable
Chap 12. Security and DT
Section III The Digital Twin in Operation
Chap 13. Making the DT Operational in Enterprise Processes
Chap 14. Making the DT Operational in a Large Ecosystem
Section IV Vertical Domains for Digital Twin Applications
Chap 15. The Digital Twin in Manufacturing
Chap 16. The Digital Twin for Operations, Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul
Chap 17. The Digital Twin for Display, Education, and Curation
Chap 18. Prognostication and Prediction, Prevention, and Prescription
Chap 19. The Digital Twin in Human Activities and Nature: the eHealth example
Chap 20. The Digital Twin in Complex Systems
Section V Conclusion
Chap 21. Future Evolution of the Digital Twin
Chap 22. DT in Action and lesson learnt.

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