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  • Computer Science
  • Urban Planning
  • Extended Reality

Background:

  • Digital twins (DTs) are emerging as powerful tools for simulating real-world objects and processes.
  • Current applications and creation methodologies for DTs are still in their early stages.
  • The DIDYMOS-XR project aims to advance DT technology for large-scale, long-term Extended Reality (XR) applications.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose and demonstrate use cases for city-wide digital twins in planning, maintenance, and tourism.
  • To present innovative solutions for the creation, simulation, and manipulation of DTs.
  • To address and mitigate ethical and privacy challenges associated with digital twin systems.

Main Methods:

  • Development of advanced techniques for 3D scene reconstruction, data enhancement, and compression.
  • Implementation of sensor fusion, localization, rendering, and scene understanding for DTs.
  • Demonstration of use cases in urban environments (Germany, Spain) and manufacturing settings.

Main Results:

  • A comprehensive framework for creating semantically rich, scalable, and interactive digital twins.
  • Cutting-edge solutions in DT creation, simulation, and manipulation.
  • Evaluation of DT applications in city planning, maintenance, tourism, and industrial optimization.

Conclusions:

  • Digital twins offer significant potential for diverse applications, from urban development to industrial processes.
  • The DIDYMOS-XR project provides a robust framework and advanced techniques for realizing the potential of digital twins.
  • Addressing ethical and privacy concerns is crucial for the responsible deployment of digital twin technology.