Digital Twin

THE BRIEF

Proof of Concept for a digital twin that contextualises real-world data on a virtual twin.

Proof of Concept

Helvetica Light is an easy-to-read font, with tall and narrow letters, that works well on almost every site.

A digital twin of the ISS to monitor live data, functions and processes in a visual context.

This VR experience will present an accurate replica 3D model of the ISS in scale, and as a mini model for closer inspection at the structure of the vessel.

Key sections of the ISS are identified and updated with information on temperature and safety. Green indicates a safe temperature, and red indicates a clear visual warning.

Video with sound of Major Tim Peake explaining the purpose of the ISS and where the key areas of the ISS are located. This can also be a live video link to astronauts working on the ISS to trouble shoot any identified issues.

The user will start the experience facing the miniature model which they can interact with.

The model will float in zero gravity as if it were in space, to add to the experience of what it might be like outside of the earths atmosphere.

Behind the model is a video with audio of Major Tim Peake explaining the purpose of the ISS and on to describe the various areas within.

When the user turns around, the will see the large scale ISS floating above, with a backdrop view of earth from space.

The are three consoles which project the data of the areas on the ISS.