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The Role of Digital Twin in Healthcare Asset Management

The use of the digital twin for asset management is currently gaining a lot of attention and interest in a variety of industries, including healthcare. In asset management, the digital twin brings together many assets and their associated data in one location, allowing for increased operational efficiency. Asset information that is centralized and visually displayed provides for easy data use and ensures that data is always available to all important stakeholders who need access to the specific asset or assets being tracked and used.

Delivery Drones Taking Military Operations and Critical Tasks to New Heights

The present decade has seen an upsurge of research on the applications of autonomous vehicles and drones to present innovative and sustainable solutions for traditional transportation and logistical challenges. Using autonomous cars and drones resolves conventional logistics and transport challenges faced by the military during operations. Rugged tablets combined with drones deliver real-time, mobile management of collected data and remote asset tracking and control.

Digital Twins: The Future of Healthcare

The virtual depiction of a real thing or system throughout its life cycle is known as a Digital Twin. Digital Twins enable learning, reasoning, and dynamically recalibrating for better decision-making by utilizing real-time data and other sources. In a nutshell, they are complicated computer models that are perfect replicas, or twins, of physical objects in a digitized version that can be edited, changed, and updated in real-time. These ‘objects’ could be a building, a tunnel, a bridge, or a person.

Scanning Solutions to Avoid Labeling and Asset Management Errors

From shipping and logistics to warehouse floors, capturing data accurately and efficiently is a crucial part of managing assets. Knowing where a product is on the floor at all times to avoid mislabeling or missing items, means having boxes properly stored in the warehouse or items properly documented before, during, and upon arriving at a shipment dock. These needs require scanning solutions that accurately collect data, record it into a system and store it for internal use at any time a team member needs to receive the information.

Military Supply Chain Management Moves to the Next Level with Mobile RFID

Radio frequency identification is a set of technologies that allow you to automatically identify objects and capture information about them. Most armies require a great deal of supplies and equipment to function, including food, clothing, equipment, medicines, and so forth. RFID improves supply chain operations by allowing the military to confirm that the proper items were picked up and shipped at the correct time. By uploading information indicating where tags are read, as well as when this occurs, you can achieve visibility into the locations of goods thus reducing lost items or being able to better track delivery times and manage costs.