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A digital twin is a virtual representation of a physical object, product or process that is kept up to date with real-world data. Matomai, a member of the Hightech Kaunas cluster, builds digital twin solutions based on 2D and 3D computer vision, helping companies monitor, analyse and optimise operations without interrupting them.

How computer vision enables digital twins

Cameras and 3D sensors capture the shape, position and condition of objects. Computer vision algorithms turn these images into structured data – dimensions, locations, states and changes over time. This data feeds the digital twin, which can then be visualised, analysed or used for simulation and decision-making.

Use cases

• Manufacturing – comparing produced parts with their digital models.
• Logistics – tracking goods, volumes and space use in warehouses.
• Agriculture – monitoring the growth and condition of crops or animals.
• Industrial environments – observing equipment and processes to detect risks early.

Business value

• Better visibility of what is actually happening on the floor.
• Earlier detection of deviations and risks.
• Data for planning, optimisation and simulation.
• A foundation for further automation with AI and robotics.

Starting small

Digital twin projects do not need to model an entire factory from day one. Matomai recommends starting with one well-defined object or process, proving the value and then expanding step by step.

Frequently asked questions

Do we need CAD models to build a digital twin?

Not necessarily. CAD models help for some use cases, while others are built directly from captured 3D data.

Can the digital twin connect to our existing systems?

Yes. Integration with production, warehouse or business systems is planned as part of the project.

Learn more about Matomai or contact Hightech Kaunas to discuss a digital twin for your operations.