Digital Twin

Eclipse SDV Developer Console and T-Systems Hypercube - Key Connected Car Services in Action

Sebastian Lang (T-Systems International GmbH)

T-Systems Hypercube is the potential central backbone for cross-domain automotive software lifecycle management. Hypercube brings the DevOps principle to the Software Defined Vehicle, by enabling data-driven software development across multiple vehicle domains, operations of software defined fleets and providing data-enabled insights.

Hereby Hypercube strongly relies on interaction with eclipse projects:

Experience level:

Intermediate

Automotive & Mobility

Leveraging Eclipse SUMO and Eclipse MOSAIC: Unleashing the Power of Digital Twins for Efficient Urban Mobility Management in Berlin

Moritz Schweppenhäuser (Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft)

Robert Hilbrich (Deutsches Zentrum fuer Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR))

Michael Behrisch (Deutsches Zentrum fuer Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR))

Managing road traffic in metropolitan areas like Berlin is a significant challenge for stakeholders such as local authorities, city planners, and automotive and logistics providers. In this presentation, we will showcase the utilization of open-source tools, Eclipse SUMO and Eclipse MOSAIC, to enhance urban mobility management, offering substantial benefits for these stakeholders.

Experience level:

Beginner

Automotive & Mobility

Vehicle Digital Twins for Effective Learning and Simulation

Shradha Tiwari (TATA Elxsi)

Subhaditya Bhattacharjee (Tata Elxsi)

Girija Satapathy (Tata Elxsi)

Apoorva Verma (Developer)

Use a simulator to create a virtual environment for training a digital twin for autonomous vehicles. The simulator can be used to create a variety of environments and weather conditions. A combination of real-world and simulated data can be used to train the autonomous vehicle Twins. By using simulations, control systems can experience situations and we can create highly effective & mature assets.

Advantages

Experience level:

Beginner

Other Cool Stuff

Making Industry 4.0 data integration of pre-existing and live data easy with Eclipse BaSyx

Frank Schnicke (Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft)

The implementation of Industry 4.0 presents companies with major challenges.
For example, existing systems such as ERP or PLM contain valuable data assets, but are not easy to integrate with the new Industry 4.0 concepts such as the digital twin. In addition, there are many interactions between existing systems, creating a web of dependencies that is difficult to break. As a result, Industry 4.0 can only be successfully implemented with a structured migration path that minimizes risks by avoiding a big-bang migration.

Experience level:

Beginner

IoT & Edge

How to Bring Digital Twins Online (FA³ST)

Michael Jacoby (Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft)

Jens Müller (Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft)

Digital Twins, one of the cornerstone technologies of Industry 4.0, are on the rise and will soon become an essential part of industrial production. As interoperability is a crucial aspect of Industry 4.0, Digital Twins should be based on open standards and specifications. The Asset Administration Shell (AAS) is the most well-known specification for Digital Twins.

Experience level:

Beginner

IoT & Edge

Mission Digital Twin - Asset Administration Shell (AAS) realized by Open Source

Thiago Weber Martins (SAP SE)

Christian Mosch (Industrial Digital Twin Association)

It is no surprise that Open Source plays an essential role to establish the necessary de-facto standards and drive the adoption of new Technologies like the Industrial Digital Twin. The Asset Administration Shell (AAS) is the model with the highest degree of maturity for mapping product and process information across the entire lifecycle of industrial goods. To ensure that, members of the Industrial Digital Twin Association (IDTA) are actively involved in open-source-implementing of the AAS.

Experience level:

Beginner

IoT & Edge

Eclipse sensiNact - keeping you in touch with your data

Thomas Calmant (Kentyou)

The smart city ecosystem is huge and varied - trying to keep pace with new actors, devices, standards and protocols can be an unending task. Adding new data sources to your system, or even just updating existing sources, sometimes requires huge updates and breaking compatibility. The Eclipse sensiNact project provides a simple lightweight smart city platform hosting a digital twin of your city infrastructure, suitable for deployment at the edge or in the cloud. Eclipse sensiNact makes accessing data or triggering actions for any of your city’s smart capabilities consistent, simple and flexible, regardless of what native protocol or data format is used underneath. In addition, sensiNact provides push notifications, integrates with AI to automatically respond to data changes, and can deploy business logic to the edge for fast “reactions” even if the wider internet is unreachable.

Experience level:

Beginner

IoT & Edge

How Open Source is driving the Industrial Digital Twin with de-facto standards

Thiago Weber Martins (SAP SE)

Orthodoxos Kipouridis (SAP SE)

Imagine robots communicating and acting autonomously to manufacture products individualized according to your needs? As some would call it science fiction, the initiatives around Industry 4.0 aims at bringing it into reality. For that, assets and production facilities must be interoperable and flexible. It is no surprise that Open Source plays an essential role to establish the necessary de-facto standards (Asset Administration Shell) and drive the adoption of new technologies (e.g., Digital Twin).

Experience level:

Beginner

IoT & Edge