Herrenberg, BW uses digital twin to inform long-term planning with accurate data and public feedback

Herrenberg, BW Digital Twin Public Feedback Planning

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Researchers with High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS) installed environmental sensors throughout Herrenberg. Selected participants used the Reallabor Tracker app to record their activities and feelings about different areas of the town. These inputs translated into a three-dimensional model available to the public at pop-up events via the Cave Automatic Virtual Environment. Herrenberg's digital twin allows better management of its historic core and expanding periphery.

Mapping Planning Citizen Engagement Mobile App Digital Twin

Herrenberg, BW

City in Baden-Württemberg

Germany

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Herrenberg Digital Twin research from HLRS

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Tourists may soon be able to explore the picturesque cross-timbered houses and historic churches of Herrenberg via virtual reality (VR), thanks to a digital twin developed with the High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS). Herrenberg is already using the digital twin, which incorporates super-computing and technologies typically deployed in advanced aerospace, to visualise city data and […]

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