Mercedes-Benz is building digital twins of its factories with Nvidia Omniverse.

Nvidia teams with Mercedes-Benz to design digital twins for real-life factories

Mercedes-Benz said it will create digital twins for its real-life factories as part of a partnership with Nvidia to make manufacturing more efficient.

Using Nvidia’s Omniverse platform, the car maker will create virtual, metaverse-like representations of its car factories before it builds them in real life. Such “digital twins” can save on costs, enable companies to test ideas and then revise them, and collect real-life data that can inform future designs, said Jörg Burzer, member of the board of the Mercedes-Benz Group, in a press briefing.

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