Digital Twins

This lecture discusses the use of data-driven digital twins in advanced model-based design and engineering, and the related digital thread, which ties together the data throughout an entire complex engineering process, such as manufacturing.
Book website: databookuw.com/
Steve Brunton's website: eigensteve.com
This video was produced at the University of Washington, and we acknowledge funding support from the Boeing Company

[@dadlove5710]

Great video and explanation.

[@moaothi8405]

I find your learning video amazing. Thank you for your interesting ditactic method. best regards from Germany

[@joachimguth6226]

Great teaching. I am amazed.

[@mohammadjadidi233]

Many thanks for shearing...

[@fayezfamfa]

thank you Steve

[@nanounanue]

Do you have videos or papers related to this? Maybe with python code?

[@eduserenza]

Very good vídeo from Brazil!

[@user-wm1ig4dk8b]

In a system engineering view, before Design we have to consider the market and requirements capture.

[@Slicx7843]

Nice explanation! Is it possible to create a Digital Twin of a process which is totally not connected to IoT?

[@TheWinterShade]

yes, as the digital twin is a descriptive word and not limited to IoT. e.g DT can be a static, dynamic or realtime based represantation of a real world asset

[@ilays235]

👍

[@shenr0n_]

Finally something other than wishy washy big tech commercials on Digital Twin. Thanks Steve!

[@DiegoAndrade]

How does the whiteboard works?

[@AsherZhu]

I'm guessing glass in front of him and the video is flipped horizontally

[@dzenis.]

@@AsherZhu yep the ring ..

[@huyvole9724]

Boring