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The Simio Blog is your source for insights on simulation technology. Explore expert articles, use cases, and topics like discrete event simulation, digital twin software, production scheduling, and advanced planning solutions. Whether you're exploring digital twin technology or looking for simulation best practices, the Simio Blog keeps you ahead of the curve.
Digital twin technology, first envisioned during NASA's Apollo missions in the 1960s, has evolved from a space program tool into a multi-billion-dollar industry projected to reach USD $110.1 billion by 2028. Dr. Michael Grieves formally...
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Read MoreIn 2024, digital twin technology and discrete event simulation continue to solidify their roles as critical tools driving innovation, efficiency, and optimization across industries. Digital twins provide real-time, dynamic...
Read MoreIn the previous post in this series, we mentioned that data-driven modeling in Simio may be stripped down to two key steps: getting data into...
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