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I'm Wiltingle. This week we're taking a look at digital twins.

Could they be the future of engineering, health care and climate science?

From Cambridge University's Institute of Continuing Education,

this is the Naked Scientists. The advent of supercomputers, machine learning algorithms and artificial intelligence means that our ability to simulate and

recreate real-life scenarios is becoming ever more precise. And with that

comes the question, can we save time, money and effort on improving our current

infrastructure by simulating changes on near perfect

digital copies and then taking what worked best and applying it to their real world counterparts.

That's the thinking behind digital twins. So let us cue up the sci-fi music,

get ready to hear the phrase mathematical modeling a lot

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