Fujitsu and Hexagon's Digital Twin technology supports predictive disaster and traffic safety management

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Hexagon's Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial Division and Fujitsu Limited today announced the joint development of digital twin applications for predicting and mitigating natural disasters and traffic accidents. The solutions reflect the two companies ' ongoing efforts to realize resilient and disaster-resistant cities based on a business alliance concluded in June 2022.

To support disaster protection, the two companies are developing a forecasting model that uses precipitation data to calculate and visualize the extent and impact of floods and to predict damage. Municipal disaster protection plans germany gambling data can be developed on the basis of this analysis.

To support road safety, the companies have focused on an application that identifies areas where heavy traffic and special road conditions increase the risk of accidents and suggests improvement measures. The application enables urban planners and road and traffic management to develop safer and more resilient transport infrastructure.

Fujitsu and Hexagon will continue to conduct field trials with customers from the higher-level administrative, municipal and transport sectors, focusing on supporting decision-making to optimize the urban environment. The aim is to develop further solutions worldwide by the end of Fujitsu's 2023 fiscal year, which ends in March 2024.