A Digital Twin (DT) is a virtual representation of real-world entities and processes, synchronized at a specified frequency and fidelity. The TAMIDS Digital Twin Lab (DTL) aims to build up the research capacity on DTs at Texas A&M and develop innovative computing and networking technologies and efficient theory/data-driven modeling methods to speed up the creation and deployment of DTs for a wide spectrum of real world applications. The lab will also actively develop and engage in education and training programs to teach and promote DT technologies across the Texas A&M System.
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DTL Tech Talk: Gaussian-process-based Modeling: A Gentle Introduction
On March 23 2026, Dr. Rui Tuo from the Department of Industrial & System Engineering will give a talk on Gaussian-Process-based Modeling.
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DTL Tech Talk: Agent-Based Modeling: A Historical Perspective, Development Mechanics, and Use Cases for Global Livestock Systems
On April 13th 2026, Dr. Karun Kaniyamattam from Texas A&M Department of Animal Science will give a presentation on Agent-Based Modeling with use cases for global livestock systems.
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DTL Tech Talk: Hybrid Workflows for Immersive Data Visualization and Storytelling
On Mar 24 2026, Dr. Wai Tong from PVFA will present his work on hybrid workflows for immersive data visualization and storytelling
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DTL/LIVE LAB Talk: Digital Twin–Enabled Synthetic Data for Robust UAV Threat Detection
On Feb 23th, 2026, Rebekah Bogdanoff from Duality AI will give a talk that delves into the use case of synthetic data for a developing need in the defense sector: detection of drones, also known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
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TAMIDS Seminar Series: Twenty Years of Autonomous Vehicles: Reflections and Opportunities
Join us at 2–3 pm CT on December 1st, 2025 to explore 20 years of autonomous vehicles, AV 1.0–3.0, generative AI, and safety-focused deployment with Dr. Henry Liu.
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DTL Tech Talk: On-going digital twin-based projects in Korea University
On Nov 19th, 2024, Dr. JungHyun Han will give a talk about two projects which his students are working on.
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DTL Virtual Workshop: Multiscale modeling of articular cartilage: from knee joint mechanics to cellular mechano-transduction for osteoarthritis and tissue engineering applications
On Oct 8th, 2024, Satanik Mukherjee from KU Leuven in Belgium will give a talk about multiscale modeling of articular cartilage: from knee joint mechanics to cellular mechano-transduction for osteoarthritis and tissue engineering applications.
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DTL Virtual Workshop: Advancements and Applications in SciML
On Oct 29th, 2024, Dr. Romit Maulik from Pennsylvania State University will offer a short course on SciML and the latest developments in these techniques.
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Seminar: Applications of Computational Tools in Metal Additive Manufacturing
On Oct 1st, Dr. Tuhin Mukherjee from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Iowa State University will give a talk about the applications of computational tools in metal additive manufacturing.
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Collaborative Digital Twin Initiative
The Digital Twin Lab is thrilled to announce a collaborative digital twin initiative to empower researchers across the university. This service aims to advance scientific and engineering research by developing