Dr. Poppy Crum

I'm going to digitize some of that data, right?

And whatever data I have, it's how that data, I interact with it to make intelligent insights and feedback loops in the digital environment about how that physical system is going to behave.

Yes.

There are many digital twins and any digital twin.

So like even, you know, you've got data.

You live with lots of digital.

What I would, I think the world would, the digital twin.

whatever nomenclature would say is a digital twin, but I like a digital representative, and it's informing some aspect of decision-making, and it's many feedback.

So I'm digitizing different things.

I'm, you know, in that situational awareness model.

Like, just can I give a quick example?

So imagine I can digitize an environment, right?

I can digitize the space we're in right now.

And would that be a digital twin?

So first, in situational awareness, there's the state of, OK, so what's the sort of sensor limitations, the acuity of the data I've actually brought in?

OK, so that's like perception.

Same with our sensory systems.

And then there's comprehension.

So comprehension would be like, OK, that's a table.

That's a chair.