Azure Digital Twins in a Nutshell

Explore the world of Azure Digital Twins in this comprehensive conference talk from PASS Data Community Summit. Dive into the technology that enables digital simulation, analysis, and testing of scenarios before real-world implementation. Learn how Azure Digital Twins allows for remote monitoring and control of physical objects, as well as virtual modeling for enhanced experimentation. Discover the main business benefits and technical advantages of this IoT platform capability, illustrated through real use cases and live demonstrations. Gain insights into the history of digital twins, their revolutionary impact, and how they compare to simulation models and Building Information Modeling (BIM). Examine the architecture of Azure Digital Twins, its integration with other services, and key features such as the ADT explorer. Understand the process of ingesting IoT Hub telemetry, routing events, and processing device data. Delve into the Digital Twin Definition Language (DTDL) for model creation, and explore security measures and high availability strategies for Azure Digital Twins implementations.

Intro
Session Evaluation
History of Digital Twin
The Digital Twin Revolution
Simulation Models vs. Digital Twins
BIM vs. Digital Twins
lot Platforms, Powered by Digital Twins
AWS based analytics with Digital Twins solutions . Actually AWS does not offer Digital Twins Service like SaaS. • One possible implementation cold be a custom solution, including AWS IOT Core, Sumerian and Sage Maker
Microsoft Azure lot Hub-Device Twins
Azure Digital Twins (2018 preview)
Microsoft Azure Digital Twin Strategy
Azure Digital Twins (2020 preview)
ADT Architecture (public preview 2020)
Azure Digital Twins (ADT) explorer
Ingest lot Hub telemetry into Azure Digital Twins
Integrate Azure Digital Twins with other services Data ingress
Route events within and outside of Azure Digital Twins
Process telemetry from an lot Hub device
Propagate Azure Digital Twins events
Add a model and twin
Digital Twins and Anomaly Detector
Digital Twin Definition Language (DTDL) for writing models Elements of a model
Fields of the model
More DTDL implementation specifics
ADT Security
ADT high availability and disaster recovery