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From NvidiaOzwincasinobonuscodesAccording to engineers, the entire heavy industry is undergoing a large-scale transformation, which is taking place by building digital twin tools in real physical space, with the help of AI to help improve productivity and reduce costs. Before the factory is actually built, it can be iterated rapidly in the virtual world, which is equal to "from virtual to reality", which will bring about great changes in the mode of production in the manufacturing industry.

At Microsoft's annual Build developer conference on Tuesday, May 21, teams from Microsoft and Nvidia demonstrated how the two companies are working together to lead the nearly $50 trillion global manufacturing industry into a new digital era.

Based on Nvidia's Omniverse (Universal) virtual reality and simulation platform and Microsoft Azure Cloud Services, an advanced digital twin tool (digital twin) can be developed to facilitate heavy industry engineers and developers to design, test, verify, optimize production lines and automate processes such as design, testing, verification, production line optimization and automation in a 3D virtual environment that accurately simulates the physical world before a factory is officially laid.

According to reports, Microsoft and Nvidia intend to work together to digitize the world's $46 trillion manufacturing process. The Nvidia Universal Cloud Application programming Interface (Omniverse Cloud API) based on Microsoft Azure will bring important functions such as data interoperability, collaboration and physical-based visualization to software used to design, build and operate industrial digital twin tools.

Last year, for example, Hexagon AB, a Swedish company, connected its reality capture platform HxDR and manufacturing platform Nexus to Nvidia's universe-wide platform, making it easier for companies to develop and deploy digital twin applications and provide a full set of accelerated solutions for industrial digitization.

In order to build an operable digital twin tool, designers will first use Hexagon's Nexus platform to design, build and simulate product and industrial manufacturing processes. Factory designers also use Hexagon's scanning technology to capture the real world and render it in a cloud studio.

The engineer will then use Rockwell Automation's Emulate3D digital twin software to simulate the production system (simulate) before the plant is actually built. Then through Nvidia's universal cloud API, the data from each application is seamlessly imported into the Nvidia Universal Digital Twin application in Microsoft's interactive data visualization software Power BI to create a 3D environment.

When the factory is actually built, its Internet of things data will be linked in real time to the Nvidia Universal Digital Twin tool in Microsoft Power BI. With the help of Microsoft AI Assistant Copilot, factory operators can use natural language to gain in-depth understanding of their production data.

In other words, Microsoft and Nvidia's vision is to work together to bring artificial intelligence and collaboration (AI and collaboration) into the next era of industrial digital.

Engineers from Nvidia say the entire heavy industry is undergoing a massive transformation by building digital twins in real physical space, helping to improve productivity and reduce costs with the help of AI. Before the factory is actually built, it can be iterated rapidly in the virtual world, which is equal to "from virtual to reality", which will bring about great changes in the mode of production in the manufacturing industry.

At the specific cooperation level, Nvidia's RTX professional visual computing platform and accelerated computing technology play an important role in building the above-mentioned industrial digital twin applications, enabling large-scale simulation of the real physical world to be presented in the digital world. Microsoft helps manufacturing users extract data from end-to-side industrial systems into the Azure cloud and use AI for analysis to find value.

According to Nvidia, Omniverse is a platform for connecting and building 3D virtual worlds of industrial meta-cosmos based on the industry standard "General scene description OpenUSD". The general scene description actually comes from the film industry, and unlike the film industry to construct a virtual scene with reference to the real world, its use case in the industry is basically "upside down". That is, first complete the construction and optimization of the factory in the non-real world, and then bring it into the real world, this "anti-traditional" approach can actually deepen the use of data.

Nvidia's team also said that this transformation of manufacturing "from virtual to reality" would well transform remote monitoring and remote operation processes. For example, a multinational industrial enterprise can remotely view the operations of factories around the world at its headquarters, or even solve real-world production problems remotely, instead of sending engineers to travel frequently.

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