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Does your startup collect or use real-time, location-sensitive data? Digital Twins may be an opportunity to further add value to your technology offerings.
In this episode, Alena Moison from Digital Twin Victoria discusses their use of sensor and satellite data for creating digital replicas for use in agriculture.
Note: Episode recorded in February 2024. All information was accurate at the time of
recording.
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