About the Community
Learn about the people behind the EDT Community, our standing committee, and how you can get involved.
Who We Are
The EDT Community is an international, open group of researchers and industry practitioners dedicated to advancing the engineering of digital twins. We bring together experts from academia and industry to share knowledge, develop best practices, and push the boundaries of digital twin technology.
Standing Committee
The community is guided by a standing committee of dedicated volunteers who organize events, curate resources, and drive the community’s strategic direction.
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Related Committees
The EDT Community collaborates with and is connected to several related committees and working groups in the digital twin and model-driven engineering space. These partnerships help us stay aligned with broader industry and academic efforts.
- MODELS Community — The international community around the ACM/IEEE International Conference on Model Driven Engineering Languages and Systems.
- Digital Twin Consortium (DTC) — An industry consortium driving digital twin interoperability and best practices.
- Industrial Digital Twin Association (IDTA) — Focused on the Asset Administration Shell and industrial digital twin standards.
How to Get Involved
We welcome anyone interested in digital twin engineering to join our community. Here’s how you can participate:
- Attend our seminars — Join our online seminar series to hear from leading researchers and practitioners.
- Submit to EDT Conf — Present your work at our annual conference.
- Contribute to the Awesome List — Help curate our collection of resources by suggesting tools, papers, and frameworks.
- Join the conversation — Subscribe to our YouTube channel for recorded talks and discussions.
- Reach out — Contact us at mail@example.com if you’d like to contribute or collaborate.
We believe in open participation — whether you’re a seasoned researcher, an industry practitioner, or a student just getting started, there’s a place for you in the EDT Community.