路易斯安那州立大学展示数字孪生创新应用

[来源: CP] [分类提示: NEWS] 标题: LSU Students Showcase Innovative Digital Twin Applications Beyond Infrastructure A new generation of researchers at Louisiana State University (LSU) is expanding the potential of digital twin technology, demonstrating how virtual models can transform fields ranging from cultural preservation and space exploration to healthcare and urban planning. Presented during the Digital Twin Symposium hosted by DigiTwin Global and sponsored by Bentley Systems, four student-led projects highlighted how digital twins are evolving beyond traditional infrastructure applications to address complex global challenges. Susmita Biswas’ work focuses on optimizing astronaut cognitive health and habitat safety in deep space. Among the featured projects, researcher Susmita Biswas introduced MIRDONA, a dynamic digital twin framework designed to optimize astronaut health and habitat safety for future deep-space missions. The platform integrates environmental, spatial, and human performance data while exploring the effects of acoustics and lighting on crew wellbeing. Graduate researcher Meredyth Yorek demonstrated how digital twins can preserve cultural heritage by creating immersive virtual experiences for museum collections and fragile historical artifacts, including a 1,000-year-old Indigenous dugout canoe and the LSU Museum of Art’s ivory collection. Yorek detailing a cultural artifact at the LSU Museum of Art. Photo courtesy Kevin Duffy. By creating a precise digital twin of a fragile, 1,00