Production Utilizing Digital Twin Technology: AI-Powered Predictive Upkeep

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Jonas Eberhardt

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Digital twin technology is democratizing manufacturing by establishing digital twins of physical assets. This allows for optimization, simulation, and real-time monitoring of processes. optimization of preventative maintenance schedules with the integration of digital twins and AI. By utilizing data collected from sensors and Internet of Things (IoT) devices embedded in physical assets, manufacturers may anticipate equipment faults using AI-driven analytics, thereby reducing maintenance costs and downtime. AI techniques include algorithms for machine learning and deep learning, which analyze both historical and real-time data to identify patterns or anomalies that may indicate imminent failure. Additionally, the article delves into the effects of digital twins on data-driven decision-making, optimization of maintenance schedules, and visualization of machine health. Case studies demonstrate the effective implementation of AI-driven predictive maintenance in various production environments thru the use of digital twin technology. transformative potential of this technology to enhance the reliability, efficiency, and sustainability of production processes. The report concludes by highlighting the significance of ongoing research and development of digital twin technology for its improved application in predictive maintenance within the industrial sector.

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Jonas Eberhardt. 2026. “Production Utilizing Digital Twin Technology: AI-Powered Predictive Upkeep”. Journal of the West 65 (2):469-72. https://journalofthewest.com/jw/article/view/114.
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