How do you plan the city of tomorrow without compromising the quality of life of today? It's a question more cities are facing as populations grow, climate change intensifies and infrastructure is put under increasing pressure. What I find inspiring is how the University of Moncton is tackling this challenge. Together with Dassault Systèmes, they've created a virtual twin of the Moncton-Dieppe region to explore urban densification, affordable housing, mobility and environmental preservation before decisions are made in the real world. By simulating different scenarios, they're helping planners make more informed decisions, protect biodiversity and build smarter communities. Even better, students are gaining hands-on experience with AI, data science and virtual twin technology, preparing them to shape the cities of the future. This is a great example of how virtual twins are moving beyond industry to solve real societal challenges. Learn more here 👉 http://go.3ds.com/kQpu #VirtualTwins #SmartCities #AEC #3DEXPERIENCE 3DEXPERIENCE Edu
University of Moncton - <b>Smart City</b> Planning | Dassault Systèmes | Ana Blanco
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