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# Digital Twin
**Digital twins** are **virtual representations of real environments, structures and initiatives**: a **true digital copy in the virtual world**.
From headquarters to event pavilions, from hospital facilities to cinemas, every business reality can have its digital twin, a virtual replica of an existing physical entity used to simulate, analyse and optimise various business operations. This advanced technology allows the creation of a detailed digital model capable of optimizing processes, anticipating problems and innovating with greater agility to remain competitive in an increasingly dynamic market, providing real-time insights into performance and operating conditions.
**It provides a truly immersive physical-digital experience** that enables activities such as simulation and testing, research and development, process optimization and efficiency improvement.
Digital Twin - Flagship Station di Q8 a Paderno Dugnano (MI).
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