Digital Twins, Virtual Reproduction

Part of General Physics service is bespoke REVIT, CATIA, and AutoCAD design. Incorporating topography into the BIM software helps make realistic digital reproductions for use by the client. What is happening is a combination of factors too. The software calculates the conformal mappings from perspectives. These mappings determine the projections of surfaces onto the two dimensional computer screen. General Physics hopes to add macros or add-ons to the virtual twin space, bringing neutron flux, heat flux, and stress and strain calculations to the assemblies and parts of the CATIA files used by the client. It means basically, programming equations with polynomial coordinates (or any function) representing the surfaces of interest and then physical force or particle equations relating the flux of concern to the correction we need. This all, in essence, amounts to the creation of digital twins that not only represent physical structures, but describe fundamental interesting physics in reactors, pipes, trusses and more.