We aim to bring together a diverse set of professionals from industry, government and academia to promote awareness, best practices and standards in our region.
Upcoming Consortium Events
Digital Twins Consortium
Digital Twin Consortium Events
- June 11-13, 2024 – DTC Q2 Member Meeting – Las Vegas, NV, USA
- September 10-12, 2024 – DTC Q3 Member Meeting – Chicago, IL USA
- December 10-12, 2024 – DTC Q4 Member Meeting 2024 – San Francisco, CA USA
- March 18-20, 2025 – DTC Q1 Member Meeting – Reston, VA, USA
OMG Consortium Events
- June 10-14, 2024 – OMG Q2 Technical Meeting – Las Vegas, NV, USA
- September 9-13, 2024 – OMG Q3 Technical Meeting – Chicago, IL USA
- December 9-13, 2024 – OMG Q4 Technical Meeting – San Francisco, CA USA
- March 17-22, 2025 – OMG Q1 Member Meeting – Reston, VA, USA
About The Regional Branch Organizer
Agile Fractal Grid has been appointed as the Regional Branch Organizer for the Northeast United States to facilitate regional Digital Twin Consortium® activities.
The Agile Fractal Grid program emphasizes real world energy programs using engineers and subject matter experts to build real-time applications that improve planning, engineering, construction, and operations of networks of microgrids that adhere to the patterns of nature for massive deployments.
Some of our RBO activities have included a large-scale workshop for planning a statewide Distributed Services Operator function for expanding integrated systems planning for an entire state. This included the Distributed Energy Resources Management System and Market Operations supporting “behind the meter” automation services providers and independent power providers. This level of support is designed to accelerate the unfolding of the intent behind the FERC 2222 plan for the future of the power grid in the U.S.
Other workshops are planned for the rollout of green hydrogen creation without the need for electrolysis but close to the locations where the energy storage and refueling takes place. Digital twins are featured for the advanced manufacturing stage of readiness for mass production as well as real-time monitoring, control, and optimization for participating distributed production sites.
Another upcoming workshop is planned to support the creation of new approaches for green logistics centers featuring a transition to both EV and hydrogen-based transportation modes. Large scale planning will include airports, seaports, multimodal rail centers, and smart trucking depots for large cities. When synchronized with city transportation plans, many issues surrounding congestion, precision delivery tracking, environmental factors, and outright costs of operation are resolved.
Whether you are planning and building fractal microgrids or creating operational environments, the AFG Mass Customization Center will assist you in each step of the life cycle. The Mass Customization Network is currently under development but will be initially used for smart buildings, microgrids, transportation centers, and Hydrogen Hub deployments where hydrogen is an integral part of the solution.
Agile Fractal Grid’s CEO, John Reynolds, currently serves as the co-chair of the Natural Resources Working Group and the Telecommunications Working Group in the Digital Twin Consortium®.
He was also the key contributor to “Buildings as Batteries” Technology Showcase and the corresponding chapter on “Buildings as Batteries” in a forthcoming book on digital twins being published by the DTC.
About The Digital Twin Consortium
Digital Twin Consortium® is The Authority in Digital Twin. It coalesces industry, government and academia to drive consistency in vocabulary, architecture, security and interoperability of digital twin technology. It advances the use of digital twin technology from aerospace to natural resources.
Digital Twin Consortium is open to any business, organization or entity with an interest in digital twins.
Their global membership is committed to using digital twins throughout their operations and supply chains and capturing best practices and standards requirements for themselves and their clients.
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