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2021 Digital Maturity Benchmarking Report

We are pleased to announce the publication of the (Smart Infrastructure Index) Digital Maturity Benchmarking report.

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Digital Twin Toolkit Collaborative Workshop

Start your business case for a digital twin with a new online workshop platform.

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Collaboration and resilience through connected digital twins

The Climate Resilience Demonstrator (CReDo) team publishes a suite of reports on the technical development of the demonstrator.

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About the DT Hub

The Digital Twin (DT) Hub was launched in 2020 by the Centre for Digital Built Britain as part of the UK Government-mandated National Digital Twin programme (NDTp).

In 2022, the DT Hub began a new phase of work under the guidance of an industry/Catapult partnership based at the Connected Places Catapult.

We've built the DTHub as a space for digital twin owners and suppliers, as well as information management experts, to come together and collaboratively enable this world-leading vision.

The DT Hub will connect you with other experts and innovators and provide the opportunity to help shape the future of the built environment in the UK. It's a space to share insight and experience, but also to gain further knowledge and seek guidance, on elements such as the Gemini Principles and the Information Management Framework, where needed.

The National Digital Twin Programme

The UK is establishing itself as a world leader in the development and application of digital twin technology. A significant milestone was reached in July 2018, when HM Treasury launched the National Digital Twin programme (NDTp), hosted by the University of Cambridge.

In 2022, the NDTp successfully completed its first phase and it remains a key element of the work being taken forward by the Digital Twin (DT) Hub at the industry/Catapult partnership housed at the Connected Places Catapult.

The NDTp has a mandate from Government to fulfil recommendations set out in the National Infrastructure Commission's 2017 Data for the Public Good Report. The report underlines the importance of creating a National Digital Twin (NDT) to increase infrastructure resilience, reduce disruption and delays, optimise our use of resources and boost quality of life for citizens.