Are digital twin frameworks following good coding practices?
Digital twin is a virtual copy of a physical system or object that helps to understand and analyze the behavior of the system. It uses
Communicating our Research with Stakeholders to Achieve Alignment and Trust
In smart cities, technical sophistication alone does not guarantee impact. Urban systems are socio-technical ecosystems involving municipalities, infrastructure operators, technology vendors, regulators, and citizens. Stakeholder
Ad-hoc Features and Where to Find Them, Part 2: Current Limitations
Previously, we discussed how lattices can be used to discover features. Using a relationship called 'reverse-inheritance', it is possible to associate classes with
ECS Survivors Parts VII - X
Well, a lot of time has passed since the last time I made an update to the ECS Survivors project. Life has a way of
Why Is the Toilet Often Called the Debug Chair?
Introduction
Programmers sometimes refer to the toilet as the debug chair. At first, it might sound funny, but there’s some truth to it. Yes,
