Digital Twin

With MATLAB and Simulink, engineers can define models using physics-based, multi-domain modeling tools, as well as data from their assets. Both data-driven and physics-based models can be tuned with real-world data from the operating asset to act as a digital twin. Engineers can use these digital twins for prediction, what-if simulations, anomaly detection, fault isolation, and more.

Using MATLAB and Simulink, engineers can implement a digital twin wherever it makes sense for their application (edge smart devices, PLCs, or industrial controllers, or in the system’s IT infrastructure).

Virtual Commissioning

With MATLAB and Simulink, engineers can use a simulation model of the components, systems, or plants to test and validate their design before implementing it on actual prototyping or production equipment. Virtual commissioning allows engineers to identify and eliminate design errors early in the process, decreasing the development and validation time, while reducing risk and potential damage.