iTwin
by Chris Noon
Greg Demchak has two views from his desk on the 43rd floor of a glass tower in London. He can look down at the cityscape ā the pale dome of St. Paulās Cathedral, the Victorian...
by Aude Camus
iTwin Recent Articles
The benefits of a walkable city are well known. According to the Climate Reality Project, not only does encouraging pedestrian travel lessen the need for more expensive or carbon-emitting forms of transportation, but walkable cities also promote active living, reduce...
by Sandra DiMatteo
Kaustubh Page, Bentley’s Director of iTwin Platform Management, also contributed to this post. The race to cut carbon in half by 2030 is starting to heat up. According to a recent report by the UNās World Meteorologist Organization, the world...
by Rodrigo Fernandes
Not too long ago, the application of digital twins in infrastructure seemed to be a distant reality. Today, we see a rapidly growing number of tangible examples of the benefits that digital twins are bringing to designing, building, and operating...
by Cindy Ross
At Dublin City University (DCU) in Ireland, something very smart is happening. Leading-edge digital innovations are being conceptualized, developed, trialed, and tested in one of the worldās most high-tech sandboxes. The DCU Glasnevin campus has transformed itself into a small-scale...
by David Robertson
The winners have been announced for Bentley Educationās first-ever Digital Twin Design Challenge! The contest invited studentsāaged 12 to 25 years oldāto reimagine a real-world location using the popular Minecraft videogame and Bentleyās iTwin technology. Specifically, students were asked to:...
by Steven Fruhwirth
The question āDoes the world have more wheels or doors?ā has led to more lively debate and banter than many topics recently. The āwheelsā advocates claim gears, cogs, and toy cars. The ādoorsā advocates cite houses, office blocks, and that...
by Greg Demchak
Globally, we continue to witness the increasingly destructive impacts of climate change on human and natural systems. The increased frequency and intensity of extreme climatic events such as wildfires, floods, and droughts are costing lives, disrupting infrastructure, economies, and setting...
by Rodrigo Fernandes
As was the case with BIM nearly 20 years ago, digital twins are now reshaping the built world in terms of how infrastructure is designed, constructed, and operated. The industry has always faced challenges managing the volume and variety of...
by Adam Klatzkin