
BOOKS - Blockchain-Based Digital Twins Research Trends and Challenges

Blockchain-Based Digital Twins Research Trends and Challenges
Author: A. Prasanth, Vandana Sharma, Rajesh Kumar Dhanaraj, Pethuru Raj
Year: 2025
Format: PDF | EPUB
File size: 35.6 MB
Language: ENG

Year: 2025
Format: PDF | EPUB
File size: 35.6 MB
Language: ENG

Blockchain-Based Digital Twins Research Trends and Challenges The rapid development of blockchain technology has opened up new possibilities for digital twin research, which has been gaining popularity in recent years. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the current trends and challenges in blockchain-based digital twin research, exploring its potential applications, benefits, and limitations. The authors examine the current state of the field, discussing the latest advances, opportunities, and challenges in this exciting area of research. They also provide insights into the future of digital twins and their potential impact on various industries, including healthcare, finance, and supply chain management. The book begins by defining digital twins and their significance in the context of blockchain technology. It then delves into the various applications of digital twins, such as smart contracts, decentralized data storage, and secure communication protocols. The authors explore the potential of digital twins to revolutionize these industries and others, highlighting the benefits of using blockchain technology in each case. They also discuss the challenges that researchers and practitioners face when implementing digital twins, such as scalability issues, security concerns, and the need for better user interfaces. The book's second part focuses on the current trends in blockchain-based digital twin research, including the use of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and other advanced technologies. The authors analyze the potential of these technologies to enhance the functionality and usability of digital twins, as well as the challenges they pose for researchers and practitioners.
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