Introduction to Digital Twin 241 provides an overview of the features, benefits, and current uses of digital twins in manufacturing. Digital twins are dynamic virtual models of physical assets. Using smart sensors embedded in the physical asset, digital twins are able to provide real-time design and performance insights, helping improve operations, develop better parts and products, and test parts and machines throughout production. Artificial intelligence, machine learning, the cloud, and data sharing along the digital thread is making digital twins more powerful. As the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and smart technology drives Industry 4.0, an increasing number of manufacturing applications will use digital twins. Understanding the basics of digital twin technology will help manufacturers utilize them effectively. After taking this class, users will be able to describe what digital twins are, how they function and are used, and identify the different types.
Other Courses in this Program:
Cybersecurity for Manufacturing Basics 101720010 Cybersecurity for Manufacturing: Malware Overview 102
720015 Introduction to the Industrial Internet of Things 111
720020 Data Collection Fundamentals 121
720030 Automatic Identification Technology 141
720040 Cybersecurity for Manufacturing: Hacking Overview 201
720100 Cybersecurity for Manufacturing: Wireless Networks 202
720105 Introduction to Digital Networks 221
720110 Introduction to Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence 301
720200
Course ID
720130
Skill Focus
Intermediate
Instructor(s)
ToolingU
Employee Type
Method of Delivery
Online
Estimated Effort
60