Engineering simulation has traditionally been used for new product design, but with the advent of advanced embedded sensors, engineers can now use this data to create digital twins. These can be used in real-time systems analysis to schedule predictive maintenance and implement performance optimizations.
Ansys Twin Builder allows you to implement complete virtual prototypes of real-world systems. These can be deployed to manage the entire lifecycle of products and assets. This digital twin simulation paradigm allows you to exponentially increase efficiencies over time, scheduling maintenance around predictive methodologies that become more accurate with real-world testing and response. Access to this information allows engineers to unlock additional value out of existing assets, preventing unscheduled downtime and lowering operating costs, while working at optimal efficiency.
JULY 2021
The Ansys Twin Builder 2021R2 delivers powerful features in Twin Deployer, new capabilities for Reduced-Order Models (ROM) technology, integration into Rockwell Studio 5000 and Microsoft Azure as well as extended support for PTC ThingWorx and new capabilities for Modelica Librarie:
Ansys Twin Builder is a powerful solution for building, validation and deploying simulation-based systems and digital twins:
The term “digital twin” is trending, but the majority of businesses are still not capitalizing on this advanced technology.
A digital twin is a connected, virtual replica of an in-service physical asset. Sensors mounted on the asset gather and relay data to a simulated model, allowing the digital twin to mirror the real-world experience of that product.
Learn about the ANSYS Twin Builder Fluid Power Library for industrial applications from drills and gearboxes to automotive suspension systems and aircraft landing gear.
Digital twins — virtual representations of a physical product — can unlock value across the entire product lifecycle from design through operation and service.
