Delegates saw how digital twins are revolutionising industries, from design to autonomous navigation.
Industry professionals gathered at DNV for an exploration into the world of digital twins. The event featured a blend of informative sessions, engaging tours, and forward-looking discussions, all centred on the transformative potential of digital twins.
Rasmus Stute welcomed all guests to DNV, setting the stage for an engaging day. Dr. Pierre Sames then opened the event with an introduction, emphasising the pivotal role of digital twins in DNV’s services. His insights highlighted their transformative potential and set the tone for discussions on their impact across modern industry.
Claudia Ohlmeier led a tour of DNV’s operation centre, where attendees witnessed firsthand how digital twins are applied in real-time operations, providing a tangible understanding of their capabilities and benefits.
The morning sessions continued with presentations on current digital twin applications:
· Hydrodynamic Analyses for Decarbonisation and Safety André Kauffeldt showcased how digital twins optimise environmental and safety outcomes.
· Simulation Trust Centre for Secure Collaboration Claas Rostock highlighted the importance of secure, collaborative environments for digital twin data.
The focus then shifted to future applications and assurance practices:
· Testing Autonomous Navigation Systems Cesar de Carvalho provided a glimpse into the future of autonomous maritime operations.
· Assurance of Simulation Models Claas Rostock introduced new frameworks for ensuring the reliability of digital twin simulations.
Sergey Gribanov wrapped up the event with a comprehensive Q&A session, addressing attendees’ questions and fostering a lively discussion on the future of digital twins.
Key Takeaways
The event underscored the versatility of digital twins, from optimising design and construction to enhancing operational efficiency and safety. The importance of fidelity and secure collaboration was also emphasised, with DNV’s Simulation Trust Centre playing a crucial role.
Looking ahead, the potential for digital twins to revolutionise industries is clear. The discussions highlighted the need for ongoing innovation and collaboration to fully realise this potential.
The technical visit left attendees with a deeper understanding of digital twins and their transformative impact. DNV looks forward to continuing this journey and exploring new frontiers in digital twin technology.
