Digital twin launch
New ‘digital twin’ technology will help make terminal operations smarter and more efficient.
DSP Talumis has developed GEMINI, a digital twin capable of mirroring decisions and strategies of Terminal Operating System (TOS) algorithms and to model all other sub-systems’ behaviour and workers practice during real operations.
Established by Switzerland-headquartered DSP Data and System Planning and Netherlands-headquartered Talumis, DSP Talumis was created to develop innovative vertical software solutions in the area of simulation, emulation, predictive analysis and artificial intelligence for the container terminal industry, to support operators in their daily operational decisions.
“DSP TALUMIS is the result of the desire of DSP and Talumis to enter the simulation market specifically for the market in which DSP has been present for 35 years,” said Giambattista Ravano DSP chairman.
“Talumis is on the other hand an important player with over 15 years of experience in simulation and improvement projects, specialised in logistic analyse and optimisation. The strong competencies of DSP and Talumis are melded and give life to something unique and highly specialised in the market of the container terminals.”
Steven Hamoen, CEO of Talumis, said: “Talumis is proud to partner with DSP in this new joint venture. Our simulation and Digital Twin know-how together with the years of in-depth experience of DSP in the container terminal market, creates a very powerful combination. I don’t think that we could have found a better partner in DSP. DSP has an excellent reputation, network, a highly skilled workforce and the same “Can Do” mentality. We are very confident that our combined forces can handle any problem that will be thrown at us and make a lasting impact on the container terminals business.”