Digital twin and BIM in the global water and building industries


“Digital twin technology can be used to replicate processes, and data is used to predict how these processes will perform, ” said Frost & Sullivan director (environment and building technologies, Asia-Pacific) Melvin Leong (pic) during his “Digital sustainability to drive adoption of digital twin solutions in water and buildings industry in 2021” presentation at the recent #digitalXdata 2020 live virtual conference.

USING digital twin technology that creates virtual replicas or simulations of water utilities can result in up to 30% energy cost and carbon savings, and increased productivity with reduced maintenance.

“Digital twin technology can be used to replicate processes, and data is used to predict how these processes will perform, ” said Frost & Sullivan director (environment and building technologies, Asia-Pacific) Melvin Leong during his “Digital sustainability to drive adoption of digital twin solutions in water and buildings industry in 2021” presentation at the recent #digitalXdata 2020 live virtual conference.

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