I have to confess, two weeks ago I thought digital twins were basically a hype-friendly term for fancy 3D models. It was then that my team tasked me with investigating if we really should be investing in this tech for…
I really didn’t see any difference between digital twins and simulations. Whoa, whoa: Fancy tech language for “making a virtual copy of something,” isn’t that all? Wrong. And then, after really digging into both of them, I found out that…
I’ve been following digital twin tech for long enough to know that 2025 feels different. Not in that overblown “everything’s changed overnight” kind of way but suddenly a few missing pieces are falling into place. If you’re scratching your head…
When I first heard “urban digital twin,” I figured it was just another tech buzzword that cities use to sound more Star Trek. Then I began looking at what’s really going on, and it made sense. This isn’t sci-fi. It’s…
Fair Warning: When I first heard the term “digital twins in healthcare” I dismissed it as another tech buzzword. But I discovered that surgeons are already rehearsing complex operations on virtual patients before they ever set foot in the operating…
So listen, after a few months of experimenting with TensorFlow Lite and Edge Impulse, this is what I discovered: edge computing AI isn’t some kind of tech mumbo-jumbo. It is repairing actual pain points that cloud-based AI can’t address. The…
Listen, I’m going to be real with you I’ve watched more edge projects implode than I’d like to count. And it’s not like the tech is bad. It’s that people don’t fully understand how different hosting at the edge is…
Hey, I can step into a shop where cameras follow my every move, shelves know when they’re empty and checkout takes place without scanning or bagging anything. It’s weird at first. The thing is, though it’s not magic. It’s Edge…
Listen, for the past six months I’ve been trying out edge computing systems built for small-business users coffee shops, local manufacturers, even a few medical clinics. And here’s what nobody mentions at the outset: it isn’t about the fancy tech.…
You know, I’ve been watching edge for some time and 2025 is the year things truly got interesting. The market is exploding we’re talking $6.72 billion in 2024 to a projected $25.72 billion by 2033. That’s not hype. That’s real…
I’ll admit it, When I first heard about digital twins, I thought it was another tech marketing buzzword. That seems to be something that companies throw in presentations to sound innovative. Then I started looking into what’s really going on…
I get it edge computing appears to be another one of those buzzwords that tech people make up at conferences. But here’s the thing: I’ve been covering how cities are actually using this stuff, and it is much more down…