Presentation: Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026 – DEXPI
At Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026, Dr. Michael Wiedau of DEXPI explored how structured, interoperable engineering data can provide the foundation for industrial-grade AI.
Presentation: Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026 – EPAM Systems
At Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026, Berdiyar Saurbayev of EPAM Systems explained how a layered, AI-native technology stack can transform digital twins into enterprise operating systems.
Presentation: Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026 – Marine Technical Limits
At Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026, Calum MacLean of Marine Technical Limits examined how AI can support integrity decisions without disguising uncertainty or replacing engineering judgement.
Presentation: Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026 – RIVE
At Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026, Shubham Rajvanshi of RIVE explored how AI and governed asset data can turn fragmented information into trusted operational intelligence.
Presentation: Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026 – DNV
At Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026, Lars Meloe of DNV presented a structured framework for managing risk and building trust across the full lifecycle of industrial AI systems.
Presentation: Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026 – Rosenxt Group
At Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026, Partha Pratim Dev of Rosenxt Group examined how validated, physics-based digital twins can support safer and better-informed offshore integrity decisions.
Presentation: Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026 – VEERUM
At Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026, Jim Wilton of VEERUM presented a practical approach to building trusted ROI models that connect digitalisation projects with measurable operational value.
Presentation: Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026 – Cadmatic
At Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026, Madalina Florean of Cadmatic explored how trusted engineering data and governed AI can unlock the answers already held within digital twins.
Presentation: Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026 – Siemens Energy
At Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026, Thomas Spatzier of Siemens Energy explained how common platforms, engineered safeguards and clear operating boundaries can take industrial AI from connected assets to trustworthy autonomous operations.
Presentation: Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026 – Wolters Kluwer Enablon
At Future Digital Twin & AI (Amsterdam) 2026, Paul Tours of Wolters Kluwer Enablon explored how evidence-led barrier monitoring can reveal degradation earlier and strengthen daily operational decisions.