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Claim: DTDL models an in-vehicle digital twin that lets applications discover and subscribe to vehicle resources. Prototype code is in Rust prototype with three components (digital twin service, provider, consumer) and uses gRPC registration/subscribe. Demo registers DTDL, provider emits a simulated cabin temperature stream (65–85°F simulated feed), consumer finds the DTDL and successfully subscribes. JSON‑LD parser issue was fixed by the community; the proof‑of‑concept runs and invites canonical model and storage design contributions.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome and team intro
- 1:48Project Ibaji overview
- 4:33Digital twin language
- 6:27Modeling vehicle features
- 8:56DTDL code concepts
- 11:20Vehicle integration
- 14:56Proof of concept demo
- 19:28Demo code walkthrough
- 20:51Open source power
- 22:14Application model interaction
- 24:26Future meeting and Q&A
- 25:51Audience Q&A
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