Digital twins are objects, products, devices, people, processes, and supply chains that are the essence of the entire business ecosystem. Confirm the virtual copy. It is created from data derived from Internet of Things (IoT) sensor technology that is attached to or embedded in the original object. This cloud-connected data allows a real-time view of the structure and usage of objects as they occur, allowing engineers to monitor systems and model system dynamics. Working on the original system. Before any changes are made, the digital twin can be adjusted to see how the system changes in real life.

"A digital twin is not just a blueprint or schematic, it also combines real-time simulation of system dynamics with a set of executive controls," said Daniel Araya, technical consultant and consultant. Digital twins can be used both as interactive simulations and as a set of management tools that can manage devices, systems and machines while collecting data to improve performance."

As more companies adopt the Internet of Things and big Data, digital twin technology is becoming more popular. Deloitte estimates that the global market for digital twins will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 38% to reach $16 billion by 2023.