#digital-twins

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Bin picking simulation with physical engine, integrating FANUC and NVIDIA technology.

FANUC and NVIDIA Are Tightening the Link Between Robot Simulation and Real-World Deployment

FANUC says deeper integration between ROBOGUIDE and NVIDIA Isaac Sim will let manufacturers test, teach, and refine robots inside a more practical digital twin environment.

Key Takeaways

FANUC says ROBOGUIDE and NVIDIA Isaac Sim now communicate more tightly inside a virtual factory workflow.
Users can operate robots in Isaac Sim from virtual or physical teach pendants connected to ROBOGUIDE.

DT Editorial Team·May 23, 2026·via therobotreport.com

Digital Brain Twins Move Closer to Medicine’s Real Workflow

Researchers say personalized ‘digital brain twins’ are emerging as data-driven models that could help predict disease, test treatments, and simulate brain function without direct risk to patients.

Key Takeaways

Researchers are building personalized computational models known as digital brain twins.
The models combine scans, activity data, and connectivity maps to simulate brain behavior.

DT Editorial Team·May 2, 2026·via medicalxpress.com

MIT Labs Are Turning AI Into a Tool for Energy Systems, Aerospace Materials and Scientific Discovery

MIT researchers are applying AI across labs, including digital twins for combustion systems and design tools for turbine-engine components used in jets and rockets.

Key Takeaways

MIT researchers are applying AI across engineering and science labs.
One team developed a digital twin for an energy and flow device tied to combustion systems.

DT Editorial Team·Apr 22, 2026·via technologyreview.com

How AI Digital Twins Are Revolutionizing Diabetes and Obesity Treatment

Silicon Valley startup Twin Health is using continuous sensor data and artificial intelligence to build virtual replicas of patients' metabolisms, creating personalized treatment plans that have helped thousands reduce medications and reverse type 2 diabetes symptoms.

DT Editorial Team·Feb 17, 2026·6 min read·via wired.com