Digital Twins for Cyber-Biophysical Systems: Challenges and Lessons Learned
István Dávid, Pascal Archambault, Quentin Wolak, Cong Vinh Vu, Timothé Lalonde, Kashif Riaz, Eugene Syriani, Houari Sahraoui
Abstract
Digital twinning is gaining popularity in domains outside of traditional engineered systems, including cyber-physical systems (CPS) with biological modalities, or cyber-biophysical systems (CBPS) in short. While digital twinning has well-established practices in CPS settings, it raises special challenges in the context of CBPS. In this paper, we identify such challenges and lessons learned through an industry case of a digital twin for CBPS in controlled environment agriculture.
Topics & Concepts
ModalitiesCyber-physical systemContext (archaeology)PopularityComputer scienceCrystal twinningData sciencePsychologyBiologyChemistryOperating systemPaleontologySociologyCrystallographySocial scienceMicrostructureSocial psychologyDigital Transformation in IndustryBiomedical and Engineering EducationSystems Engineering Methodologies and Applications