Digital twins and training
A serviceable machine rebuilt in 3D, part by part, from documented sources: assembly, disassembly, wear items and service procedures, with a training environment built from the same model.
Measurements, photographs or scans of the machine.
Manuals, parts lists, drawings and service procedures, where available.
The service and maintenance tasks the training should cover.
Every part as a separate element, in position, with its fit to adjacent parts.
GLB, USDOrdered disassembly and reassembly, viewable from any angle at any step.
Step sequenceService procedures as interactive 3D steps, practiced without equipment at risk.
Interactive 3DThe same model on a phone or tablet at the machine.
Phone and tabletEach part and dimension references the document, measurement or scan it came from.
Parts or dimensions not confirmed by a source are marked as unconfirmed.
Each element is time-stamped and hashed. Any change after sign-off is detectable.
Each model and lesson is reviewed and signed by a named person before release.
Covers how the machine is built and serviced: parts, assembly, maintenance and troubleshooting steps. Safety and professional judgments remain with the client’s staff and procedures.
Travis Redden, Translate Foundation