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Before the cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church gathered in the Vatican to elect the leader of the world’s largest Christian church—ultimately choosing Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as Pope Leo XIV—they attended a special Mass...

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Built in 1873, the Severn Tunnel is now mapped in 3D, thanks to a digital twin that sees what humans can’t....
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by Sean O'Neill

Mark Pittman parlayed his frustration with a broken traffic light into a pioneering startup that today uses artificial intelligence (AI), machine vision, and cloud computing to help maintain the nation’s roads more intuitively and effectively. Since its launch in 2014,...

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by Jay Moye

It was still dark outside when I left my home in Dedrad, a small village in Transylvania, Romania, where the roads are as old and twisty as the stories I grew up with. I loaded my suitcase into the car,...

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by Oana Crisan

Before the cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church gathered in the Vatican to elect the leader of the world’s largest Christian church—ultimately choosing Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as Pope Leo XIV—they attended a special Mass in the imposing grandeur of...

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by Kathleen Moore

With staggering results, Serelle Corn and Jeff Campbell are reshaping how billion-dollar infrastructure gets planned and delivered. And it all started with an office printer and a love story that’s pure Hollywood rom-com. These days, billion-dollar infrastructure projects are the...

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by Sean O'Neill

A digital twin proved crucial when a transmission tower supplying electricity to a U.S. hospital was damaged during the COVID-19 pandemic. High-tech models reduced water loss in drought-hit Colombia, and a virtual replica improved sustainability at a university campus in...

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by Kathleen Moore

Devastating wildfires tore through the hills surrounding Los Angeles in January, leaving emergency responders to navigate a maze of smoke, debris, and melted street signs. Familiar roads and landmarks were rendered unrecognizable. Like other densely populated areas hit by natural...

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by Thomas Kohnstamm

Training Tomorrow’s Digital Twin Experts: Engineering the Future Training Tomorrow’s Digital Twin Experts: Engineering the Future Louisiana is no stranger to devastating storms and floods, but you’d never know it every February when New Orleans erupts in Mardi Gras, a...

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by Tomas Kellner

James Bowles has always loved building things. As a child, he spent hours with Lego, piecing together miniature cities brick by brick. As a teenager, he became fascinated by skyscrapers—their design, engineering, and sheer scale. It wasn’t just their height...

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by Sean O'Neill

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