DIGITAL TWINS
Accelerate your application software development with a digital twin. Iterate and refine your designs while your physical system components are still in procurement.
In this video, the UR robot controller controls an Isaac Sim Digital Twin
Building a custom industrial automation machine is a complex process, but using a digital twin can transform the way you approach design, development, and deployment. Here's how:
Accelerated Development
A digital twin allows you to design, test, and refine your machine virtually, long before physical components are assembled. This approach reduces development time and minimizes costly redesigns later in the process.
Enhanced Collaboration
With a digital twin, teams can collaborate in real-time, visualizing the machine's behavior and performance. Engineers, operators, and stakeholders can align on requirements and address potential issues early.
Risk Reduction
Simulate real-world scenarios to identify bottlenecks, optimize processes, and ensure safety standards are met. By addressing challenges in the virtual space, you reduce the risk of unexpected failures during commissioning.
Integration Testing
Test how your custom machine will interact with other systems, such as PLCs, SCADA, and Machine Vision, ensuring smooth integration into your production environment.
Improved Performance
Leverage the digital twin to fine-tune your machine's efficiency and reliability, resulting in higher productivity and lower operating costs.
Future-Proofing
The digital twin remains a valuable asset even after deployment, as it enables predictive maintenance, upgrades, and continuous improvement throughout the machine’s lifecycle.
By incorporating a digital twin into your process, you not only streamline development but also gain a powerful tool for long-term success. Contact us to learn how a digital twin can elevate your custom industrial automation project.