Last week the DTCC Board approved the final milestone project financed by the centre in its first period (2020 – 2024). “Twin Re-Fab” will develop a workflow for circular renovation and reuse based on digital fabrication and robotic construction techniques.
As part of the DTCC Milestone Project “Twinable” new results have been released in form of 2 short videos and a publication.
The DTCC associated project DecarboAIte is applying machine learning (ML) to extract features from publicly available databases to enrich urban digital twin and provide optimized renovation measures for decision-support.
Read moreAI enriched Digital Twins for large-scale renovation analysis
This week the DTCC Board of Directors confirmed RISE – Research Institutes of Sweden as new centre partner. RISE will contribute valuable expertise in several related areas such as urban development, IoT, visualization, and computational geometry. In addition, RISE has a key role in facilitating tool and prototype development.
Digital Twin Cities Centre, Chalmers Styrkeområde IKT och Johanneberg Science Park välkomnar dig att ta del av Digitala Tvillingar – utmaningar och möjligheter för Sveriges kommuner och städer, en serie webinars i fyra delar under hösten 2022.
Read moreVälkommen på webinar om digitala tvillingar med fokus på kommuner!
DTCC is featured in a video series on Gothenburg’s Digital Twin. Part 3 of the series focuses on predicting and simulating future scenarios.
After a successful launch last year, this year’s DTCC professional education course focusses on digital twins and urban analysis.
Read moreRegistration open: Professional education course – Digital twins and urban analysis
The Digital Twin Cities Centre is happy to announce that top ranked Italian University of Salento (Lecce) is joining the centre.
For the eighth time, the Foundation for Strategic Research has appointed the Research Leader of the Future, FFL-8. Alexander Hollberg, Assistant Professor for Computational Sustainable Design in the Sustainable building group at Chalmers’ Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering, is one of the 16 selected researchers that receive a grant of 15 million SEK each over a five-year period.
Read morePrestigious Future Research Leader funding for DTCC researcher
This years innovation of the year SBUF award (Development Fund of the Swedish Construction Industry) goes to DTCC researchers Mikael Johansson & Mattias Roupé for the development of a user-friendly VR interface that can be connected to digital building information models. Mikael annd Mattias are leading the DTCC milestone project Digital Twins of Construction.