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STANDARDS-BASED DIGITAL TWIN COMPOSITION: ROBOT ARM AND GRIPPER

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This research involves implementing an integrated digital twin of a robot arm and a gripper, following procedures outlined in the standard to demonstrate an Integrated Digital Twin Composition (DTC) approach.

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