A digital twin is a virtual replica of a physical object, process, or system, created using real-time data and simulations. This technology is revolutionizing industries like manufacturing, construction, and urban planning by enabling predictive maintenance, testing without risk, and optimization of design before implementation. For example, engineers can simulate how a bridge will react to weather or stress without building it. In smart cities, digital twins help monitor infrastructure, energy flow, and traffic patterns. The ability to make better decisions with virtual insight is saving time, resources, and lives. This post explores how digital twins are built, how they integrate with IoT and AI, and how they’re shaping the future of innovation across industries.
Digital Twins: The Virtual Mirror Changing How We Build and Maintain Infrastructure
