Digital twins are an emerging concept with the potential for revolutionising the way we interact with the physical world, e.g., consider Industry 4.0 or Society 5.0. Digital twins unify models and data to study and understand physical phenomena and the behaviour of people, traffic, and more.
EDT Seminars is a seminar series about the foundations and the engineering of digital twins. The series brings together researchers and practitioners, from both academia and industry, to share experiences, challenges, and novel research in the engineering and modeling of digital twins, across a broad range of application domains.
Goal of the Series
Bringing people from academia and industry together to set up the community, and share knowledge on the applications and the engineering of digital twins. The main goals of the seminar series include the creation of a common understanding and vocabulary on the (engineering of) Digital Twins, and the definition of the research landscape.
Frequency
Bi-weekly (every other week), 1 hour online.
Target Audience
Researchers, PhD candidates, and practitioners working with and on digital twins.
Format
40-minute talk, followed by Q&A, plus occasional panels and discussions. Talks are recorded and shared on our YouTube channel.