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How even simple Digital Twins can support residential retrofit planning

07 March 2023

How can simple Digital Twins help manage properties? What kinds of data about an asset and its location can you use to start at Digital Twin? What will be the drivers and barriers to adopting Digital Twins? Will Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Blockchain play a useful role in managing Digital Twins?

Thomas Wolter-Roessler and Jan Witkovsky speak with Andrew Knight as they discuss how even simple Digital Twins can support residential retrofit plans.

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