The Evolution of Digital Twins from Reactive to Agentic Systems

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Current digital twin systems are largely confined to passive responsiveness, lacking autonomous learning and cross-domain collaboration capabilities, which limits their effectiveness in complex scenarios. This work proposes a novel intelligent digital twin paradigm that, for the first time, systematically integrates artificial intelligence, self-learning algorithms, and advanced computational reasoning within a unified architecture. By fusing multi-source data and humanโ€“machine interaction and leveraging standardized interoperability protocols, the framework enables cross-industry collaboration. It supports autonomous evolution and proactive decision-making of digital twins, substantially enhancing system intelligence, adaptability, and real-world deployment efficacy. This approach establishes both a theoretical foundation and a technical pathway for advancing digital twins toward active intelligent agents.
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Digital twins are evolving into self-learning, autonomous systems that link models, data, and human interaction. Realizing their full potential depends on interoperability, standardization, and the integration of artificial intelligence and advanced computational reasoning across sectors.
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Digital Twins
Agentic Systems
Interoperability
Standardization
Artificial Intelligence
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Digital Twins
Agentic Systems
Artificial Intelligence
Computational Reasoning
Interoperability
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