Results for “Create a Digital Twin”
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Use case
- Warehouse digital twin
A simulation of a warehouse's layout, robots, people and flows used to test slotting, fleet sizes and safety rules, and to train and check the AI that runs on site, before anything changes in the real building.
- Build a smart factory
Combine a physically accurate digital twin of the plant, vision AI on the line and simulation-trained robots to plan layouts, catch defects and test changes before they reach the real factory floor.
- Create AI agents
Build AI agents that plan multi-step tasks, call tools and company systems and report back, with evaluation, guardrails and tracing so their behavior can be measured, limited and improved over time.
Category
- Digital Twins & Simulation
Tools for building physically accurate virtual copies of factories, warehouses, data centers and products: Omniverse libraries, the OpenUSD open standard, DSX simulation for AI factories, Isaac Sim for robots and Cosmos models for synthetic data.
- Healthcare & Life Sciences
Accelerated tools for genomics, drug discovery, medical imaging and medical devices: Parabricks, BioNeMo, the community MONAI framework, Holoscan for real-time device data and Nemotron models for digital health.
Technology
- NVIDIA Omniverse
NVIDIA Omniverse is a set of GPU-accelerated libraries, APIs and services for building physically based 3D simulations and digital twins on OpenUSD data. NVIDIA states it has been free for development, production and redistribution since May 2026; enterprise support needs an AI Enterprise license.
- NVIDIA DSX
NVIDIA DSX is a platform, not a single product: a set of reference designs, simulation tools, open-source operations software, power management and data-exchange schemas for designing, building and running AI factories, with each part usable by different partners in the build.
Case study
- Foxconn: digital twins for new server plants with Omniverse, Isaac and Metropolis
Foxconn uses NVIDIA Omniverse digital twins to plan production lines, Isaac to simulate robots and Metropolis for camera-based monitoring, from Hsinchu to new server plants in Mexico and the US. Most published results are expectations, such as a forecast energy cut of over 30 percent in Mexico.
- PepsiCo and Siemens: plant and warehouse twins with Digital Twin Composer on Omniverse
PepsiCo is converting selected US plants and warehouses into 3D digital twins with Siemens Digital Twin Composer, which Siemens builds on NVIDIA Omniverse libraries. PepsiCo and Siemens report a 20 percent throughput gain on the first deployment; the program is in early pilots.
- Unilever: product digital twins for marketing imagery with Omniverse and OpenUSD
Unilever builds photoreal 3D twins of its products with NVIDIA Omniverse and OpenUSD, working with creative technology partner Collective World, and renders marketing images from them instead of running repeated photo shoots. Unilever and NVIDIA report imagery made twice as fast at half the cost.
- BMW Group: planning car plants in an Omniverse-based Virtual Factory
BMW Group plans and checks its car plants in a Virtual Factory built on NVIDIA Omniverse and OpenUSD. BMW says digital twins now cover more than 30 production sites, cut collision checks for new models from almost four weeks to about three days, and are projected to lower planning costs by up to 30 percent.
Interview
- How We Rehearse the Physical World Before We Build It
A planned 30-minute conversation at NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026 on how we rehearse the physical world before we build it: OpenUSD, digital twins of factories and AI factories, physical AI and twins beyond the factory. The recording slot is not yet confirmed.
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