Digital Twin 2.0 premiere · Live webinar
A spreadsheet works with average times and says it fits. It won't show queues, machines shared by many orders, or a bottleneck that moves during the week. At the Digital Twin 2.0 premiere we'll show how to test a shop-floor change (layout, robot, new flow) before you make it.
Webinar starts in:
Prefer Polish? Polish session: Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 10:00 AM CET → register for the PL session
You already have the orders, routings and times, but the result depends on what happens over time. A spreadsheet works with averages, while due dates, WIP and the bottleneck are decided by queues, shared machines and order sequence. You only see that in a simulation of the week.
We'll walk through a fragment of a time-relay assembly line. A simple calculation (1,650 units × 74 s at the slowest station, about 34 h against 37.5 h available in a week) says: it fits. Simulating the week shows otherwise: the first order finishes the day after its due date, WIP in the line climbs to about 370 units, and the bottleneck waits for material for more than half its time.
This is a simple line fragment meant to show what the tool can do. It is not a customer project.
Why spreadsheets and average times fall short: queues, shared machines and due dates only show up over time.
What data you already have and how to bring it into the model. Nominal times are enough to start.
How the simulation shows the bottleneck with its cause and the periods when it limited the line.
How a change will affect on-time delivery, WIP and lead time.
How to compare two or three options (layout, robot, autonomous cart, new flow) side by side: throughput, WIP, lead time, on-time delivery and station utilisation.
How to walk your team and leadership through the change: animation of the shift and a VR walkthrough.
How to connect ERP and MES. We build integrations individually and agree the scope after analysing your system.
~5 min
The decisions that cost the most, and a practical demo example.
~15 min
Layout from DWG/DXF, machines from the library, routings and times, the AI assistant.
~15 min
Factory Sim on a sample line: order on-time delivery, WIP, bottleneck and recommendations.
~10 min
Baseline vs. new layout or robot, results side by side.
~5 min
First-model scope, data, ERP/MES, who is needed on your side.
15 min
Our speakers answer your questions live.
Key facts about your data
In short, what the twin is and what it isn't:
Head of U.S. Market Development, DBR77
Head of U.S. Market Development at DBR77. Former Director of the Centre for Academic Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer at Nicolaus Copernicus University. She connects manufacturers, integrators and technology partners in Poland and the U.S.
Senior Unity Developer, DBR77
Developer who has been building applications in Unity for years. At DBR77 he works on the technical side of the Digital Twin. In the webinar he'll show how a plant model is built and how the simulation runs.
Yes, presented live with live Q&A.
Thursday, November 19, 2026, at 9:00 AM ET (3:00 PM CET). You'll get a confirmation with your personal join link, plus reminders one day and one hour before.
60 minutes: a 45-minute presentation and 15 minutes of Q&A.
This time we walk through a simple line fragment to show what the tool can do. A customer case is planned for the next session.
Yes, every registrant gets it by email after the webinar.
A layout drawing (DWG or DXF), your stations and routings, cycle and setup times, and a production plan. You probably already have most of it in your ERP and other systems. Nominal values are fine. Data can be typed into the model or imported.
Yes. We build ERP/MES integrations individually. The scope is agreed after analysing your system.
Your choice: our built-in assistant, an on-prem model, or an MCP connection to your own assistant.
It depends on the scope of the model. After the webinar you can talk it through with our experts.
Nothing is required. If you're facing a specific decision (a new layout, a robot, a new hall), ask about it and we'll address it in the Q&A.
No.
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