Digital Twin Consortium Success Stories
We asked our members, why did your organization join the Digital Twin Consortium? These are their success stories. Here is a complete list of Digital Twin Consortium members.

Ian Hughes
451 Research
The evolution of industrial IoT towards digital twins has coincided with advances in AI, such as GenAI, which provides the potential for broader integration of data sources. All forms of industry are at a point where a complete digital thread life cycle of multiple digital twin use cases is able to be composed into dynamic responsive systems. The digital engineering of these requires enterprises, academia, and end users to work together as many digital silos can now benefit from one another's specialties interoperating for significant improvements to processes and outcomes.

Sergey Malygin
SODA.Auto
Our journey with the Digital Twin Consortium is not just an alliance; it's a fusion of ideas and aspirations.

Tamrat Belayneh
Esri
For us as a company that has been active in geospatial for many years, the value of being a member at DTC is learning the use cases that we typically might not hear from. For example, food, healthcare, might not come across our work environment every day. And getting that point of view from other members enriches the work that we do and also influences us in ways that we didn't think about before.
So, the value that I see from DTC is having this broad spectrum of industries coming together and having a common cause with the digital twin at the forefront. And this common cause brings us all together.

Hiroshi Yamamoto
NEC Corporation
We are currently under dramatic transformation in my company. So, in order to make the right strategy, we have to understand where the digital twin industry is going and how NEC Digital Platform (NDP) is going to accelerate our transformation along with digital twin technologies. So that is the main reason why our company made the decision to join DTC.

Nicolas Waern
EDX Technologies
For me, the value is being part of the Digital Twin Consortium is in understanding what problems there are in existing industries. It's meeting up with like-minded people and understanding what the problems are in reality and working together to come up with ways to solve them. Because reality consists of multiple industries, and the consortium provides the perfect gathering to talk about these things together.

Philippe Delannoy
DASSAULT SYSTÈMES
In an era of intensifying competition, skills shortages, and unstable demand, the need for modernized production facilities has never been greater. To stay ahead, companies must prioritize the integration of Digital Twins into their processes. This DTC testbed highlights the importance of leveraging Digital Twins to virtually simulate production lines, drive innovation, reduce commissioning time, and leverage operational data for continuous improvement.

Eman Kawas
Thynkli
First and foremost, it's networking. There's a lot of digital twin development and products that are out there in the market. It is networking and collaboration with other companies that helped define what a digital twin is and develop the reference architecture. DTC provided the environment for collaboration.

Detlev Richter
TÜV SÜD
When we joined the Digital Twin Consortium, we started the Security & Trustworthiness Working Group, and that helped us developed a vision as to what TÜV SÜD should drive in the DTC. There are two important topics: safety and security. Today a lot of people are asking me how we generate trustworthiness in the digital twin and the answer must be the digital twin brings trustworthiness to the system. And that's the direction we'd like to drive.

Matt Piper
ESRI
The Digital Twin Consortium is growing very, very fast, and it provides a mechanism to keep a pulse of what the industries are doing. But it also works to understand and influence the messaging, the standards, and the value propositions of digital twins. We have many different ESRI employees actively engaged in the DTC across many different Working Groups. They are ensuring our products are creating value for our customers and meeting business needs.

Juanjo Hierro
FIWARE
Towards materialization of our collaboration agreement, we are exploring together with DTC how existing FIWARE open-source projects, as well as the smart data models initiative, can be made visible under the DTC Open-source Collaboration program. This would help to accelerate the definition and adoption of standards for digital twins, following an open-source implementation-driven approach.

Laura Szypulski
Northrop Grumman
There is a big push in the aerospace and defense industry to transform the way we're doing things and this is one of the biggest benefits of working with the Digital Twin Consortium. We get to break away from our everyday way of performing and try novel and better ways of developing these technologies.

Prith Banerjee
Ansys
We are trying to create the technology stack that will be part of the digital twins that combines data analytics approaches with physics-based simulation approaches. What's the way for interoperability of different technologies in this area and how can they all work together? Long-term we want to enable our member companies to essentially succeed in driving business to capture that $25 billion market that exists for digital twins.

Pieter Van Schalkwyk
XM Pro
The DTC testbed program provides invaluable collaborative environments to validate emerging technologies in realistic settings. At XMPro, we're committed to expanding the horizons of digital twins through multi-agent generative systems that operate across organizational boundaries. These industry-academic partnerships accelerate innovation and provide practical guidance that drives meaningful digital transformation across industries.

Dr. David McKee
Crysp
The testbeds show what’s next for digital twins—scalable, composable systems powered by AI and built for assurance, trust, and real-world impact.

Sean Whiteley
AxoMem Pte Ltd
Our testbed is designed to show that GenAI agents can be safely embedded into healthcare digital twin systems. The testbed looks at aspects such as adherence to role-based controls, updating knowledge graphs in real-time, and protecting sensitive data. It’s focused on moving GenAI-based intelligent digital twins to live hospital deployment, not just experimentation.

Yaser Mohammad
NEC Corporation - Testbed: NEGOTIATE
In the Automated Negotiation with Digital Twins and MAGs testbed, NEC, in collaboration with XMPRO, will demonstrate the efficacy of integrating negotiation AI with multi-agent systems in employing digital twins for value generation. The testbed will provide an efficient and reusable framework for confidential, policy-preserving orchestration of decision-making involving enterprise teams of agents, paving the way for the agent economy of tomorrow.

Sian Purver
COO, Crysp
Our testbed advances Crysp’s mission to modernize compliance through real-time, AI-driven digital twins. It’s a practical blueprint for safer, smarter, and more sustainable operations.