Dassault Systèmes, Systra to Collaborate on Next-Generation Virtual Twin Technology for Transportation Infrastructure
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Dassault Systèmes announced a collaboration with Systra on next-generation virtual twin technology for transportation infrastructure.
The announcement was made at InnoTrans 2026, and the area of cooperation is digital engineering.
The two companies said they will explore new digital services for the rail and infrastructure sectors and support a shift to an environment that integrates data, models and expertise.
Dassault Systèmes announced a collaboration with Systra on next-generation virtual twin technology for transportation infrastructure. The announcement was made at InnoTrans 2026.
The area of cooperation is digital engineering, and the focus of the collaboration is next-generation virtual twin technology. The two companies plan to combine their respective expertise.
The two companies aim to combine their expertise to explore new digital services that can be applied in the rail and infrastructure sectors and to support improved industry performance. The effort will combine Systra's industry expertise with Dassault Systèmes' technological capabilities.
The two companies have begun developing innovative digital approaches that create value. Dassault Systèmes said the purpose of the initiative is to help the rail industry move away from fragmented analysis methods and support a shift to an environment that integrates data, models and expertise from multiple stakeholders.
The initiative is expected to help each team review and evaluate a range of options from the early stages of a project and predict the impact of each option, deepening understanding of immediate challenges. It is also expected to strengthen cooperation among stakeholders and, as a result, further reinforce data-driven, collaborative decision-making.
Priscila Platto, Systra's senior vice president of technology and operational performance, said the initiative reaffirmed the company's commitment to advancing digital innovation in the rail and infrastructure sectors with key technology partners. She said virtual twin is a powerful tool that improves design and decision-making and supports the full lifecycle of customer assets.
Platto also said the company will accelerate the development of high-value digital services together with Dassault Systèmes. She added that the goal is to deliver safer, more reliable and more sustainable infrastructure.
Corinne Boulot, vice president of Infrastructure, Energy, Materials and Industrial at Dassault Systèmes, said the point at which industrial expertise and the virtual world come together is where the future of infrastructure is being shaped. She said Dassault Systèmes is pioneering a new way to represent the world through 3D UNIV+RSES, which combines modeling, simulation, real-world data and scientific AI. She added that this is AI that does not merely guess about the world, but truly understands it.
The speaker said the direction of cooperation with Systra is focused on enabling engineers to experiment, learn and innovate before implementing things in the real world. He added that the goal is to expand the possibilities for designing future infrastructure.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407613
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