Category: Non-Identical Digital Twins

Comparison of digitisation methods: photogrammetry and structured light scanning

Posted Mark GoudswaardLeave a commentPosted in Non-Identical Digital Twins, Prototwinning, Publications, Seamless Digital Physical Prototyping

What are the differences in performance and usability of digitisation techniques?  In this video we compare two such methods; photogrammetry and structured light scanning. For more details please see the full paper on the link here https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/proceedings-of-the-design-society/article/comparison-of-structured-light-scanning-and-photogrammetry-for-the-digitisation-of-physical-prototypes/66038D84EF1A45F22F601B899EFC0D25. This work was presented at the International Conference of Engineering Design (ICED) 2021. 

How are prototypes fungible?

Posted Mark GoudswaardLeave a commentPosted in Digital-Physical Twinning, Hybrid Prototyping, Non-Identical Digital Twins, Prototwinning, Seamless Digital Physical Prototyping

Prototyping constitutes a wide range of methods spanning both physical and digital domains, each with their respective benefits and drawbacks. Different methods are used in the product development process (PDP) to generate knowledge about both the problem and design solution. A key ingredient to successful product development is ensuring that the right knowledge about the product is […]

What is it all about?

Posted Aydin NassehiLeave a commentPosted in Non-Identical Digital Twins, Projects

This project tests the hypothesis that Cyber-physical production systems can be developed much faster using “non-identical digital twins”. This is achieved by creating a lightweight, low fidelity, digital twin to a physical system and co-evolving this twin, together with adjusting, the parameters in the real system. The co-evolution is enabled by learning from both the […]