-Speaker to be defined.

Exploration of the state of the Digital Twin Market and where growth is within the DTC.

- Bill Hoffman, CEO, OMG inc.

Learn about the Consortium’s Digital Twin vision moving forward, the evolutionary trend, and how Digital Twins provide increased value by integrating Generative AI where our members are developing and deploying Digital Twin-based Multi-Agent Generative AI Systems (MAGS). Additionally, the update will include how the Consortium is expanding its focus to encompass the primary elements of Digital Engineering, including Model-based development and Digital Thread -from concept through decommissioning over the Digital Twin lifecycle phases. Learn about the latest initiatives and collaboration opportunities, new working groups and focus areas, the newest liaisons, and the expansion of Regional Branch Organizers and Global Ambassadors.

- Dan Isaacs, GM & CTO: Digital Twin Consortium, Chief Strategy Officer, Object Management Group

As Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs) reshape mobility, digital.auto’s digital-first paradigm is enabling the shift left through Digital Twins, Simulation, and Virtualization—allowing earlier validation, reducing physical prototypes, and enhancing vehicle quality. This keynote will highlight how these innovations drive faster, more compliant development cycles while opening new business models and fostering partner ecosystems that accelerate SDV advancements. Attendees will gain insights into meeting evolving industry demands with greater efficiency and collaboration.

- Dirk Slama, Vice President at Robert Bosch GmbH and Professor at the Ferdinand-Steinbeis-Institute

Multi-Agent Generative Systems (MAGS) are an advanced AI-driven platform that integrates multiple software agents with large language models to optimize industrial processes. Unlike traditional multi-agent systems, MAGS agents can self organize, self optimize, reason, communicate, collaborate- reason, plan, observe, reflect and act. The presentation will highlight the crucial role of digital twins in providing a real-time proxy for physical assets, enabling continuous monitoring and simulation. Practical applications of MAGS in various industries will be presented including demonstration how MAGS enhances efficiency, safety, and decision-making in complex operational settings.

- Pieter Van Schalkwyk, CEO, XMPro

-Ferdinand-Steinbeis-Institut, (Speaker to be defined).

Hear about the new DTC Digital Engineering Working Group that aims to drive industry innovation and best practices by developing frameworks, guidelines, and methodologies to enhance digital twin strategies and outcomes. By leveraging the primary attributes of DE, including model-based development and digital thread, integrated with advancements in AI and multi-agent systems, the working group aims to develop work products that allow organizations to evaluate, benchmark, and advance their digital twin capabilities throughout the digital twin lifecycle.

-Dr. David McKee, Chair of the Working Group Digital Engineering

This demo highlights how the DTC Capabilities Periodic Table is utilized in designing the micro-factory. Developing a Digital Twin for the micro-factory presents an opportunity to establish an effective working methodology and to identify the appropriate technologies for a highly adaptable and reusable architecture.

-Carlos Torro, Head of Data and Analytics (Chile) at NTT DATA, Digital Twin Coordinator LATAM (Global Innovation Center), NTT & others