Cornell researchers have developed an AI-powered process that automatically transforms a short video of a room into an ...

ScotRail has expanded the use of digital twin technology across its operations in partnership with energy intelligence firm ...

By the end of this decade, scientists may come up with a fully functional digital twin of a human being that can tremendously help in medical research.

Erin Illman of Bradley discusses digital twin innovation, where a virtual replica is created of something that exists in the physical world, and the privacy, security and ethical issues that arise ...

A digital twin, a virtual replica of a real space, often a factory or a warehouse, is an example of A.I. is changing the physical world.

The digital twin has the potential to allow more visitors to experience it in a less destructive and more collaborative way. It’s unlikely people will stop going to the Titanic wreck site.

Explore the mystery of digital twin technology. Dig into its inner workings, how it collects data and examples, and its huge impact on the real world.

Perhaps the simplest explanation for digital twin technology is as a 'flight simulator' for business. Sophisticated flight simulators have been in use in the aircraft industry for some time, and ...

The digital twin of one particular mouse was able to predict the anatomical locations and cell type of thousands of neurons in the visual cortex as well as the connections between these neurons.

It’s a digital twin-lens reflex camera, of sorts. Inside the Camp Snap is the little webcam module we’ve come to expect from these cameras, coupled with the usual microcontroller PCB that does ...

The future of cancer treatment just got a whole lot brighter. Researchers have created digital twins of patients and used them as virtual guinea pigs, testing out different drugs to predict which ...

Cornell researchers have developed an AI-powered process that automatically transforms a short video of a room into an interactive, 3D ...