AS
4.0Reviewed Oct 8, 2022
Helpful if you are new to digital twin, all the basics termnology covered.
There is nothing at all to this course. God forbid you paid the $49 to be certified for it.
Mastering Digital Twins
This nano course provides a general understanding of Digital Twins, offering a high-level introduction to the topic suitable for participating in discussions, panels, and strategic decision-making. It is designed to give learners the foundational knowledge needed to grasp the key concepts, applications, and business implications of digital twins. You will explore the fundamentals of Digital Twins and how they represent an integrated view of product-related data. The course highlights how digital twins respond to the increasing digitalisation of product development, production, and the products themselves. Modern products are complex, interconnected systems that not only fulfil their intended functions but also communicate via networks with other components, products, clouds, and services. These smart products integrate services and are continuously supported throughout their lifecycle. Course chapters include: • What is a Digital Twin and who invented it? • Key applications and use cases • Business benefits and impact • Industrial success stories • Enabling technologies and trends
Status: Case Studies
Status: Business Modeling
BeginnerCourse1 hour
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VJ
5.0Reviewed Jan 26, 2024
This Course could have gone a little deeper into digital twins and how they are used. But Overall the course is very good.
NG
4.0Reviewed Jun 29, 2019
Very concise and to point. It was able to generate my interest in the Topic and I am now looking forward to take the Master course. Thanks!
SA
5.0Reviewed Jun 22, 2019
interesting course and and very relevant for the current marketplace
SK
4.0Reviewed Jun 26, 2021
the cource provides a good overview, however more details on implmentation shall be good
II
5.0Reviewed Dec 28, 2020
Interesting course on Digital Twins from a cross-sector perspective such as Utilities, Energy Manufacturing etc, and not just the Construction sector (which is where I've heard of Digital Twins).
HG
4.0Reviewed Mar 15, 2022
This course should be more comprehensive but it was very good.
HQ
5.0Reviewed Dec 22, 2020
A good introduction to the subject. More in depth knowledge needed to master the subject though.
CH
5.0Reviewed Mar 30, 2022
A quick and easy to understand course. It gives an overview of what is Digital Twins.
NS
4.0Reviewed Apr 1, 2020
as an introduction as well prepared. I think more examples can make it much easier to understand. thanks :)
JS
4.0Reviewed Nov 27, 2021
Good brief for giving an overall idea about the concept of Digital Twins. Looking forward for more domain focused online courses from EIT.
SJ
5.0Reviewed Jun 17, 2019
Very Good introduction to the behemoth concept!!..A good way to start off the life of an entrepreneur within everyone..
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Luke Rouquette
1.0
Reviewed Nov 4, 2019Rohin Krishnan
1.0
Reviewed Feb 16, 2020The material contained in this course is something that I can easily search and find online and is not useful as future reference material.
Thomas Nelson
1.0
Reviewed Dec 23, 2019This is not a course. It is an advertisement for an external course. Don't waste your time.
Charles Feng
1.0
Reviewed Jun 7, 2019There is nothing solid in this course and it does not live up to its name "Mastering"
4零4 TV
1.0
Reviewed Dec 3, 2019Not full course and each short videos would be an advertisement from their institute. I think it is already abusing the online study platfporm.
Aniket Kumar
5.0
Reviewed Jan 28, 2020Gives good overview about Digital Twins. I would love to deep dive & learn more as Business Consultant.
a
1.0
Reviewed Jan 25, 2021no real content, barely scratching the surface
Durgesh Kalapuram
5.0
Reviewed May 7, 2019I am an SAP Solution Architect and while taking an open SAP course (Digital Supply Chain - From Design to Operate), I observed the mentioning of the digital twin technology. Then I wanted to understand more about what exactly is the digital twin technology, how to enable it and what benefits does this bring. This course helped me to get an overview. I am going to recommend this course and also enroll myself in other courses related to this.
Gianluca Trotta
5.0
Reviewed Apr 6, 2020A very good introduction to principles and methodologies about digital twins. It's a good point to start from to better understand where and how to apply this new technology methodology
Henry Quek
5.0
Reviewed Dec 23, 2020A good introduction to the subject. More in depth knowledge needed to master the subject though.
Shivam Acharya
5.0
Reviewed Jun 23, 2019interesting course and and very relevant for the current marketplace
Xu Zhenlin
3.0
Reviewed Dec 4, 2021I still believe digital twins are technology-oriented. However, this course doesn't provide enough technical details to help me understand the DT. That is quite regretful！
Bok Chong Kia
3.0
Reviewed Mar 20, 2019Nice overview of digital twins.
Gway Dust
3.0
Reviewed Apr 14, 2022Useful but basic information
thomas hassan
2.0
Reviewed Sep 5, 2023Even for an introduction to the concept it is very vague and uninformative (just filled with generalities you can get from any google top search). It doesn't even mention technologies whatsoever.
Not very useful overall
Carlos Resa Fernández
1.0
Reviewed Apr 20, 2020Don't lose your time with this course. The course has minimal to none information about the subject, far away from "mastering" it. It is just an excuse to advertise and sell the non-free course. Additionally, final course is in other platform.
Mohammad Al-haj ali
1.0
Reviewed Aug 23, 2020this is just a brief introduction. practically it has limited value; I do not recommend it.
George Nentidis
1.0
Reviewed Sep 18, 2021This is an incomplete and/or abandoned course with just one week of introduction.
Oliver
1.0
Reviewed Mar 22, 2021This course is advertisement. Don't waste your time and money on it.
nithesh ramanan
1.0
Reviewed Jul 18, 2020Nothing special in the course. YouTube has more info than this