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Eikotwin Digtal Twin X2

Reality-inspired simulations

EikoTwin Digital Twin

The EikoTwin Digital Twin is a highly effective tool to enhance simulation model calibration accuracy.

This innovative technology relies on digital models that are specifically calibrated using test data, ensuring that the resultant simulations provide highly accurate and reliable results.

 

Digital twin technology implements "augmented simulations", which use the measured data as boundary conditions, but also allow simulation-enabled model calibration of material model parameters to bring the simulation closer to the expected result.

Eikotwin Digital Twin Simulation Software With Eikosim Model Calibration

EikoSim's engineering partners and customers

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Ansys 1
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Mdba 1
Arienegroup 1
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Principle

  • Integration of test results for the validation of simulations.
  • Import of sensor measurements and direct comparison with the simulation result.

Features

  • Use of measurements to enrich the simulation model outputs.
  • Creation of measured boundary conditions to release idealized conditions for model calibration.
  • Export of a digital twin prototype simulation model enhanced with measurement information.

Results

  • Quantification of virtual model errors due to boundary conditions.
  • Automatic identification of the simulation parameters required (materials, etc.).
  • Determination of the residual calibrated model error.

Testimonials

IRT Saint Exupery

Using EikoTwin allowed us, through augmented simulation, to correct overly idealized boundary conditions, or to isolate regions of interest. The inverse identification proposed by Digital Twin also gave very promising results for reviewing the calibration and validation processes of the models by reducing the number of tests.

Ludovic Barrière

Project manager

Applications and tutorials

EikoSim has recently announced a strategic integration partnership with Ansys, the global leader in engineering simulation. The collaboration aims at developing the field of simulation validation by incorporating EikoSim’s advanced image analysis and simulation validation tools with Ansys® Mechanical™ and Ansys® LS-DYNA®simulation softwares, benefiting Ansys’ extensive customer base. This partnership was forged through EikoSim’s efforts…

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VVUQ references & resources for solid mechanics & aerospace

Vvuq Standards And Resources Eikosim

By Florent Mathieu, CEO of EikoSim After several occasions where I’ve been given advice to consult specific documents in the field of validation testing and VVUQ (Verification, Validation, and Uncertainty Quantification), I’ve decided to write a blog about this. Here is a more detailed list of important papers, books or websites that I found along…

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What is VVUQ (Verification, Validation, and Uncertainty Quantification)?

What is VVUQ

By Florent Mathieu, CEO of EikoSim In the world of scientific simulations, ensuring accuracy, reliability, and credibility is of utmost importance. To achieve this, scientists and engineers employ a rigorous process called Verification, Validation, and Uncertainty Quantification (VVUQ). This blog article explores what VVUQ entails, its applications across various software product domains, and its role…

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Digital Image Correlation – The basics

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By Florent Mathieu, CEO of EikoSim What is digital image correlation? The Digital Image Correlation (DIC) technique is a non-contact, full-field measurement approach that enables the assessment of the deformation and motion of objects. This is achieved by comparing digital images of the object before and after deformation. DIC measurement is a technique used to…

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How to make a speckle pattern suitable for Digital Image Correlation?

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Context: Speckle patterns & digital image correlation The principle of image correlation is based on tracking information from a so-called “reference” image in the following images, often called “deformed images.” When using digital image correlation (DIC), speckle patterns are created on the surface of a specimen to address uniqueness concerns. As a result, the accuracy…

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Integrating multi-camera DIC at MBDA

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As part of its increasing competence in cutting-edge measurement techniques, MBDA has launched a process of testing and internal auditing of measurement resources by multi-camera DIC (Digital Image Correlation). After testing these measurement tools on coupon-type test campaigns, a new stage has been launched with the testing of this technology on more complex structures using multi-camera systems.  Compressive…

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