BTL 730 - Digital Twins and Banking
The Banking Tutor’s Lessons
BTL 730
03-12-2024
Digital Twins and Banking
A digital twin is a virtual model of a
physical object.
It spans the object's lifecycle and uses
real-time data sent from sensors on the object to simulate the behaviour and
monitor operations.
Digital twins can replicate many real-world
items, from single pieces of equipment in a factory to full installations, such
as wind turbines and even entire cities.
Digital twin technology allows you to oversee
the performance of an asset, identify potential faults, and make
better-informed decisions about maintenance and lifecycle.
Benefits of Digital Twins
Improved Performance
Real-time information and insights provided by
digital twins let you optimize the performance of your equipment, plant, or
facilities. Issues can be dealt with as they occur, ensuring systems work at
their peak and reduce downtime.
Predictive Capabilities
Digital twins can offer you a complete visual
and digital view of your manufacturing plant, commercial building, or facility
even if it is made up of thousands of pieces of equipment. Smart sensors
monitor the output of every component, flagging issues or faults as they
happen. You can take action at the first sign of problems rather than waiting
until equipment completely breaks down.
Remote Monitoring
The virtual nature of digital twins means you
can remotely monitor and control facilities. Remote monitoring also means fewer
people have to check on potentially dangerous industrial equipment.
Accelerated Production Time
You can accelerate production time on products
and facilities before they exist by building digital replicas. By running
scenarios, you can see how your product or facility reacts to failures and make
the necessary changes before actual production.
Digital Twin in Banking
Digital banking channels like apps and online
banking have a digital facsimile of a customer’s financial life and enable
customers to transact remotely, and all without having to interact with
currency, checks, or other physical stores or representations of value.
If a single digital twin has value for a
financial institution, imagine the value as a predictive, regulatory, and
security mechanism of having tens of thousands. The interactions of each would
help increase the detail and accuracy of models based upon them.
Twins also have a role to play in eliminating
counterfeits like fake cards, or any other object that can be duplicated.
By adding blockchain technology to the mix,
the authenticity of both physical and digital assets, products, or other wares
can be guaranteed and their provenance proven.
Using a mirrored environment also allows for
more appropriate and precise contingency and incident response plans. And if
changes are made to parts of those plans, the other constituent parts can adapt
and reconfigure accordingly. This can also make it easier to coordinate
responses across interlinked business units, or with third parties as
necessary.
A digital twin works by digitally replicating
a physical asset in the virtual environment, including its functionality,
features, and behavior. A real-time digital representation of the asset is
created using smart sensors that collect data from the product. You can use the
representation across the lifecycle of an asset, from initial product testing
to real-world operating and decommissioning.
Digital twins use several technologies to
provide a digital model of an asset. They include the following.
Internet of Things (IoT)
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Machine Learning (ML)
Digital Twins compared to Simulations
Digital twins and simulations are both virtual
model-based simulations, but some key differences exist. Simulations are
typically used for design and, in certain cases, offline optimization.
Designers input changes to simulations to observe what-if scenarios. Digital
twins, on the other hand, are complex, virtual environments that you can
interact with and update in real time. They are bigger in scale and
application.
Sekhar Pariti
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