A successful launch of a new course format for professional education by the DTCC in collaboration with the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering at Chalmers.
This week a delegation from Sofia University and the GATE institute visited Chalmers University and the Digital Twin Cities Centre (DTCC). Among the many events and exchanges during the week was a joint workshop on AI enriched Digital Twins hosted by DTCC. The participants presented their work on semantic segmentation to enrich digital twins as well as several use-cases ranging from wind simulations to parametric urban planning and air quality analysis.
Effective visualization means that you can include and create a basis for consensus among stakeholders in the planning process, thus contributing to a holistic view leading to more sustainable solutions.
Welcome to the final presentation of the FOI project MiljöVis, where we report project results, demonstrate a prototype and discuss development opportunities for the project.
Last week Akademiska Hus officially joined the Digital Twin Cities Centre (DTCC). Among other Akademiska Hus will contribute with digital models for over 12000 objects and their expertise in developing and managing real estate projects.
The Digital Twin Cities Centre (DTCC) and GATE institute hosted a joint workshop to present the ongoing work within Research Area 0 – Digital Twin Platform.
Epic Games has committed an 80000 dollar grant to support the game engine development in the Centre. The Digital Twin Platform (Research Area 0) makes use of the many capabilities that Epic’s Unreal Engine can offer to all researchers and partners in the Centre.