Digital Twins and Smart Buildings – An Expert’s View
Dogu Taskiran, a software developer, a smart city thought leader and the CEO of Stambol Studios, shares his views on digital twins and smart buildings.
Based in Canada, Dogu Taskiran has previously worked for Microsoft, Ubisoft and Electronic Arts.
In a podcast with smart lighting and building software company amBX SmartCore, Dogu shares his thoughts on digital twins, how they work, the benefits and how they can make a building or even a city smart.
The global digital twin market size was valued at USD 3.1 billion in 2020 and is projected to reach USD 48.2 billion by 2026. Digital twins have been described as being able to provide “previously unthinkable” levels of operational control, asset performance management and insight.
Digital twins can be used across several industries, including the built environment. Back in July 2020 when Boris Johnson outlined his green recovery package, a £10 million boost for construction tech was announced. Johnson said that this would go towards 19 projects focused on improving productivity and building quality, including “digital clones of buildings that analyse data in real-time”, otherwise known as a digital twin.
Here are some of the highlights of Dogu’s insights on the subject:
Based in Canada, Dogu Taskiran has previously worked for Microsoft, Ubisoft and Electronic Arts.
In a podcast with smart lighting and building software company amBX SmartCore, Dogu shares his thoughts on digital twins, how they work, the benefits and how they can make a building or even a city smart.
The global digital twin market size was valued at USD 3.1 billion in 2020 and is projected to reach USD 48.2 billion by 2026. Digital twins have been described as being able to provide “previously unthinkable” levels of operational control, asset performance management and insight.
Digital twins can be used across several industries, including the built environment. Back in July 2020 when Boris Johnson outlined his green recovery package, a £10 million boost for construction tech was announced. Johnson said that this would go towards 19 projects focused on improving productivity and building quality, including “digital clones of buildings that analyse data in real-time”, otherwise known as a digital twin.
Here are some of the highlights of Dogu’s insights on the subject:
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