DTWO video series: the experts driving the research that define DTWO
Mon 31 Mar 2025A new video series is launching to explore the DTWO project, its objectives, and the progress made so far. This series will introduce the consortium behind the project, showcasing the experts driving the research and innovation that define DTWO.
In the first video interview, we meet Petro Kersta and Karolina Jurak from SoftServe, a key partner involved in developing the initial Digital Twin architecture and conducting the testing and compliance analysis. SoftServe plays a critical role in shaping the three foundational building blocks of the DTWO platform: the Federated Architecture of Digital Twins, DTWO Scientific Integration, and the Final DTWO Platform Architecture and Integration. Their expertise ensures the essential characteristics of interoperability and security.
Over the past seven months, DTWO has already reached significant milestones in building its federated digital twin framework, defining the key elements that will drive offshore wind advancements. The project’s use cases are shaping its strategic direction, ensuring that the solutions developed align with real-world industry needs.
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