
Digital twins: What are they and why do they matter?
Digital twins are virtual replicas of real objects. They can help companies and governments experiment, learn and make improvements in the real world.
Digital twins are virtual replicas of real objects. They can help companies and governments experiment, learn and make improvements in the real world.
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