TrueNet Communications Corp. announces introduction of digital twin technology to augment its service offerings. This mobile mapping solution in TrueNet Communications’ commitment to delivering new solutions to meet current and future needs. It also represents TrueNet’s expansion of services into industries including energy delivery networks, and urban, transportation and utility infrastructures.
With digital twin technology, TrueNet can visualise and analyse field assets in ways that were previously impossible, while simultaneously ensuring data is captured in usable outputs for future needs like predictive modeling and analysis. It’s powered by LiDAR (light detection and ranging) and specialty photogrammetry drones that collect data and generate 3D digital replicas, or “digital twins,” of field assets and environments. From optimising network performance to enhancing infrastructure management, TrueNet’s digital twin technology is poised to modernise how companies operate.
“Innovation is intrinsic to who we are and how we operate at TrueNet. We’re proud to be on the forefront of finding ways to leverage new technologies, like digital twin technology, to support our customers with advanced, end-to-end solutions. Our customers can expect to feel the benefits of our Digital Twin approach by having access to more robust and accurate data that will enhance their overall experience.” says Erich Schlegel, chief executive officer at TrueNet Communications Corp.
Digital Twin will be available in the fall of 2023 in the continental U.S. and Canada. For questions about how digital twin technology can benefit your business, please visit here.
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