Digital Twin Open Source Landscape
summary
Claims that the Asset Administration Shell (AAS) is the de‑facto model for industrial digital twins and that open source accelerates standardization by shipping code as well as specs. Shows concrete tools and deployments: Eclipse AAS4J library, Eclipse AASX Package Explorer, Eclipse BaSyx middleware, validators, web UI and registries, and an ASX file interchange format. Cites about 46 demonstrators and an IDTA catalog with 80 submodel templates, plus a cabinet demo used at the German summit — implemented with open source and shown to work.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Digital twin open source intro
- 1:50Digital twins in Industry 4.0
- 4:37Asset Admin Shell history
- 6:01What is Asset Admin Shell
- 9:31AAS across product lifecycle
- 11:15Digital product passport challenges
- 13:46Open source drives adoption
- 15:51Eclipse Foundation’s AAS role
- 17:16Key AAS open source tools
- 21:57AAS end-to-end example
- 24:29Summary and future outlook
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