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Siemens x Intel: Driving the 10x Moonshot Mission for Autonomous Factories by 2030
- Thread starter XYang2023
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I think it is yes and no. Digital twins are important for robotics rollouts.Buzz word, buzz word, buzz word. As a human I also like talking about topics such as digital twins, metaverse, and AI/machine learning.
That isn't my point. My point is that this "presentation" if you will lacked any technical content or practical examples. Just with buzzwords we plan to shoot for a moonshot goal.I think it is yes and no. Digital twins are important for robotics rollouts.
Agree. They should provide concrete demos and try to be hardcore and not just using words.That isn't my point. My point is that this "presentation" if you will lacked any technical content or practical examples. Just with buzzwords we plan to shoot for a moonshot goal.