How Azure enables architectures and applications of Digital Twins for Industry 4.0.

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Spanish Intermediate Development

While manufacturing and the manufacturing process become increasingly digital, the concept of the digital twin appears more frequently as a technological solution that enables this type of transformation. A Digital Twin is a formal digital representation of a real world, object, process or system that captures its attributes and behaviours. This concept enables industry to detect physical problems earlier, predict outcomes more accurately, and create better products. Developing a digital twin needs integrate different technologies, including data ingestion, communications networks, and a digital platform. In this session, we will cover how to use Azure services and software architecture fundamentals to build Digital Twins and allow Industry 4.0's scalability, flexibility, and interoperability requirements.

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Sergio Contreras Martín

NTT DATA - Chief Architect

As a software architect/developer I primarily focused on Software architecture, Design patterns, Web development, Service-oriented architectures, Agile methodology, Project management, and managing software teams to deliver innovative and high-quality software products in many different technologies and enterprise environments in the last 16 years. My area of expertise includes delivering and developing complex architectures and applications using: JavaScript, Java, Python, HTML/CSS, Web and Rest Services, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform, etc. I have experience at more than 10+ national and international conferences as a speaker. (FrontFest, DevFest, TechFest, Google Mexico, Google Developer Group Madrid, MadridJS…) Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies in 2019 (Runtime performance, CSS & DevTools)

Miguel Diaz Lozano

Lead Engineer

I was born and raised in Córdoba, Spain, and pursued my studies in Computer Engineering, specializing in Computer Science. Throughout my career, I've gained significant experience in the tech industry, with a strong background in software development, data science, and cloud architectures. Working on various projects related to data analysis, machine learning, and cloud computing has given me a passion for building innovative solutions that solve complex problems and improve people's lives. With my analytical mind and technical expertise, I continue to push the boundaries of what's possible in the ever-evolving world of technology.

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