Check out CEO William Bain’s article, explaining how digital twins use live telemetry and real-time analytics to deliver continuous, actionable intelligence for defense operations. This technology can also simulate complex systems such as aircraft fleets and supply chains, offering predictive insights that support strategic planning.

Digital twins can also use machine learning (ML) and generative AI to detect subtle anomalies, helping defense teams respond before issues escalate. ML enables digital twins to continuously learn from both historical and real-time data, retraining models on the fly to improve accuracy. Gen AI further boosts situational awareness by improving anomaly detection and generating real-time visualizations that assist field commanders.

Beyond the battlefield, digital twins play a crucial role in defense logistics by tracking individual assets in real time and then alerting personnel to shortages during critical operations. Using ML-based predictive analytics, digital twins enable proactive maintenance that reduces downtime and strengthens readiness.