Feldt, JuliaJuliaFeldtKourouklis, ThanosThanosKourouklisKontny, HenningHenningKontnyWagenitz, AxelAxelWagenitz2022-03-062022-03-062020https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/26427210.1016/j.procir.2020.05.0332-s2.0-85089087152Complexity and constant increasing volumes of the data combined with daily disruptions such as changing production capacity and/or new customer orders lead to an expanding number of adjustments of production plans and to boosting stock levels. In order to resolve those issues for a manufacturing company, we created the assembly digital twin i.e. "real-time digital replica" with the ability to update production orders as the reaction to changes in relevant internal and external data. The over two years study demonstrates how a digital twin can be integrated into existing IT architecture and based on simulation modeling quantifies the potentials of the real-time decisions.endigital twinIntelligent Computationmanufacturing engineeringlogistics658338Digital twin: Revealing potentials of real-time autonomous decisions at a manufacturing companyjournal article