‘Digital Twins’: new £46m research hub could overcome barriers to tech’s adoption

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Digital twins could revolutionise the transport industry, but there have been teething pains. Shutterstock

The UK has opened a new research hub to study how digital twins can help decarbonise the UK’s transport systems. With an initial investment of 46 million pounds (€54m) and a huge number of data-wealthy partners, the so-called TransiT Hub could finally see the state-of-the-art technology take off in earnest in the transport sector.

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‘Digital Twins’: new £46m research hub could overcome barriers to tech’s adoption

‘Digital Twins’: new £46m research hub could overcome barriers to tech’s adoption

Digital twins transport
Digital twins could revolutionise the transport industry, but there have been teething pains. Shutterstock

The UK has opened a new research hub to study how digital twins can help decarbonise the UK’s transport systems. With an initial investment of 46 million pounds (€54m) and a huge number of data-wealthy partners, the so-called TransiT Hub could finally see the state-of-the-art technology take off in earnest in the transport sector.

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