How Orlando’s work with digital twins may change how we engineer everything paid ORLPartnership
Just 30 minutes south of downtown Orlando, among farms, housing developments and parks, sits a portal into a mirror world of ones and zeros — a virtual reality that peers into the future and helps engineers perfect products before they’re made.
Building chips on these wafers is no small feat. A chip could have tens of millions of transistors on every square millimeter. To help with this complex work, BRIDG is among the first in the semiconductor industry to rely on complete digital replicas of physical chip components and the physical manufacturing process used to make them.
The nascent revolution just starting to be ushered in by developing and deploying digital twins isn’t just the future of manufacturing. Experts say it’s also the future of healthcare, city planning and power generation, among other fields. Companies are making major investments to develop digital replicas of products, production lines, cities and even us.
“The idea here is to have information about a physical thing, product or asset that is distinct from the thing itself,” Grieves said. “Using that information as a model for the thing means you don’t have to waste time, money or raw materials on making them better. Data is cheap.”Seamus Payne / Skanska
, which is just outside downtown Orlando, is working on improving the modeling and simulation programs critical for them to successfully reflect reality. UCF, one of the country’s top research universities, is home to the nation’s sixth-largest research park. It’s the critical combination of a highly trained workforce, ties that link cutting-edge research with industry, and cooperation among government, academia, nonprofits and businesses that is nurturing the advanced technology’s evolution.
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