VIDEOS

Paul Tours of Wolters Kluwer Enablon examines how timely evidence, clear ownership and connected operational information can help teams make more reliable process safety and maintenance decisions.

Panel 3 at Future Digital Twin & AI Amsterdam 2026 explored how to move digital twins beyond pilots through repeatable deployments, interoperability, user adoption and measurable operational value.

Italo Dourado Affonso of Petrobras shares how Asset360 connects offshore asset information and reality capture, and how AI analysis of inspection images is helping teams assess corrosion and plan maintenance across the portfolio.

Hermias Hendrikse of Siemens Digital Industries Software explores how physics-informed digital twins, simulation and connected workflows can help organisations turn asset information into decisions throughout the asset lifecycle.

Panel 2 at Future Digital Twin & AI Amsterdam 2026 examined how agentic AI can move from answering questions to supporting operational work, and what digital twins need to make that transition trustworthy and scalable.

Thomas Spatzier of Siemens Energy explores what it takes to scale AI towards autonomous operations, from reusable industrial platforms and deployment across environments to the controls needed when AI acts on physical assets.

Pedro Alcantara of Falkor explores how clear decision boundaries, connected operational context and traceable workflows can help industrial organisations use AI at scale while keeping people accountable for consequential decisions.

Panel 1 at Future Digital Twin & AI Amsterdam 2026 explored how data quality, common data models and clear governance can help organisations build trustworthy AI-powered digital twins across complex industrial operations.