SPS Connect 24.11. - 16:45 - 17:05
The digital understanding twin
Digital twins transform raw data into understandable and accessible information for domain experts and software developers.
This presentation will explain how this can be achieved using the example of the Asset Administration Shell for implementing a digital twin.
Dr. Birgit Boss, Digitalization Engineer at Bosch Connected Industry, welcomes you to the presentation "The digital understanding twin".
Date: November 24, SPS Connect November 24 - 16:45 - 17:05
About Dr. Birgit Boss
Dr Birgit Boss works at Robert Bosch GmbH and has been involved in the national and international standardization of industrial IoT systems since 2017 in order to make the factory of the future a reality. Her focus is on digital twins and semantic interoperability. Among other things, she is on the board of the newly founded Industrial Digital Twin Association and chair of the "Semantic Data Structuring" working group of the Open Manufacturing Platform.
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