Topics Classification
4. Digital Twins, Cyber-Physical Systems & Interoperability
This thematic area focuses on the integration of physical and digital industrial environments through Digital Twins, cyber-physical systems and interoperable technologies.
It covers the use of Digital Twins in maintenance, Asset Management and production, together with approaches that enable industrial systems, platforms and technologies to exchange information and operate seamlessly across connected environments.
4.1. Digital twins, CPS and IIoT for maintenance | AMEST 2027
Digital Twin, cyber-physical and IIoT architectures supporting asset monitoring, diagnosis, prognosis and maintenance decision-making.
4.2. Industrial interoperability and knowledge systems for maintenance and Asset Managemen | AMEST 2027
Methods for integrating heterogeneous asset data, information and knowledge across systems and lifecycle stages. Includes ontologies, knowledge graphs and semantic interoperability.
4.3. Digital twins and ciber-physical production system | IMS 2027
Digital representations and cyber-physical architectures connect physical production systems with data, models and decision processes. They include monitoring, simulation, control, and optimisation.
4.4. Interoperability, ontologies and knowledge representation | IMS 2027
Methods enabling manufacturing systems, data and applications to exchange and interpret information consistently. Includes ontologies, knowledge graphs and semantic technologies.
4.5. Digital Twins | Joint AMEST–IMS
Digital representations that connect physical industrial systems with data and models to support understanding, prediction, simulation, and decision-making.
4.6. Industrial interoperability & knowledge systems | Joint AMEST–IMS
Architectures and methods that enable industrial data, models, and knowledge to be shared and understood across heterogeneous systems and organisations.
