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PhD student Justas Brazauskas discusses the human-centred design of real-time digital twins. In his research, Justas is creating a digital twin of the William Gates Building, home to the Department of Computer Science and Technology. In his talk, he highlights the ways in which tailored sensor deployments, real-time data integration and effective data visualisations can improve the functionality of digital twin buildings. By addressing the diverse needs of user segments and improving responsiveness to time-critical events, the talk demonstrates how these innovations empower building occupants, fostering data democratisation and improved engagement in dynamic environments.
PhD student Justas Brazauskas discusses the human-centred design of real-time digital twins. In his research, Justas is creating a digital twin of the William Gates Building, home to the Department of Computer Science and Technology. In his talk, he highlights the ways in which tailored sensor deployments, real-time data integration and effective data visualisations can improve the functionality of digital twin buildings. By addressing the diverse needs of user segments and improving responsiveness to time-critical events, the talk demonstrates how these innovations empower building occupants, fostering data democratisation and improved engagement in dynamic environments.
