The digital twin has evolved from the restricted meaning of a replica for a component or
system in the industrial process, to a wider definition as a digital replica of any physical …

Originally developed to improve manufacturing processes, digital twins are being redefined
as digital replications of living as well as nonliving entities that enable data to be seamlessly …

Seventy-one percent of deaths worldwide are due to chronic diseases caused by four
lifestyle factors, namely smoking, alcohol consumption, imbalanced diets and excess of junk …

First defned by NASA in 2010, a digital twin is a synchronized digital replica of a physical
system used to monitor, model, and fne-tune the system's performance throughout its …

A digital twin (DT) of the human body is a virtual representation of an individual's
physiological state, created using real-time data from sensors and medical devices, with the …

Digital Twin (DT) technology has experienced substantial advancements and extensive
adoption across various industries, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and …

Due to the rising digitalization in the past few years, even more data can be collected from
smart products and sensors to describe the real world, goods, environments, and newly …

With the increasing prevalence in the use of wearables, social media, smart living, and
personalized recommender systems for consumer health, it becomes imperative to converge …

A Digital Twin (DT) is a digital replica of a living or non-living entity, called “real twin.” Data is
collected from the real twin and analyzed using Artificial Intelligence (AI), which …

A human digital twin is a virtual representation or simulation of an individual, in the digital
world. It is a concept derived from the broader concept of digital twins, which involves …