The significance of digital twins in product development

Baltezarević, Radoslav (2025) The significance of digital twins in product development. In: 5. Bi̇lsel international korykos scientific researches and innovation congress book. Bilsel Kongreleri, Mersin/Turkey, pp. 394-397. ISBN 978-625-96953-0-3

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Abstract

Performance improvements and features that include complex and cutting-edge technologies are becoming more and more necessary for products in order to provide customers a strong reason to buy. Adopting procedures that operate more quickly, produce better outcomes, and put businesses closer to their customers may be possible if digital twins’ technology is incorporated into the early phases of product development. Digital twins provide immediate insights and simulations, revolutionizing product design and prototyping. It is a simulated environment that offers an instantaneous online representation of a tangible process or object. Before constructing the actual product, producers and designers can test new ideas and functionality thanks to product 3D technology. While 3D modelling is used to generate a virtual representation of the product, 3D rendering is utilized to create realistic images and animations of the product. Additionally, digital twins can assist businesses in increasing productivity by locating manufacturing process bottlenecks and enhancing consumer satisfaction through improved packaging design. It is anticipated that digital twins’ solutions will transform manufacturing processes and offer fresh, innovative approaches to reduce expenses, enhance maintenance, manage assets, minimize downtime, and create new linked goods. Furthermore, digital twins give stakeholders access to a virtual sandbox for testing and optimization by creating a digital version that closely resembles the complexities of its physical equivalent.

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