Proposal streamlines sensor registration and updates in digital twins, improving collaboration and energy efficiency.
In response to the global climate crisis, managing building energy usage to achieve energy efficiency and low carbon emissions is becoming increasingly important. With the help of Digital Twin technology, building energy data can be collected, analyzed, and simulated for more efficient building operations. However, sensor registration and updating still lack an integrated process, resulting in ineffective collaboration between equipment providers and building managers, and further data maintenance issues. To address this situation, we propose a streamlined collaboration and management platform, realized through the Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) of Autodesk Platform Services (APS) and Building Information Modeling (BIM). This platform aims to integrate the complex processes of constructing digital twins, including sensor registration, spatial coordinate management, energy data collection, and updates. At the same time, a streamlined user interface is designed to enable a cohesive and integrated workflow, facilitating data updates and maintenance for building managers in the future and reducing the difficulty of developing and maintaining digital twins.
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