Project / Real-time 3D

University of Salford Digital Twin

Developed at the University of Salford: a real-time 3D and spatial visualisation workflow for architectural and immersive applications.

Digital twin visualisation of a University of Salford building context

Overview

This project investigates how Unreal Engine and real-time 3D can support digital twin workflows, spatial visualisation, architectural communication and experimental simulation/research.

Glenn’s role

Glenn’s work includes technical development, scene preparation and the translation of spatial information into an interactive real-time environment. The project is presented as an experimental workflow and visualisation study.

Development context

Developed at the University of Salford. This page does not claim live facilities management, full operational integration or outcomes beyond the work documented here.

Related research

The project connects to spatial capture, interactive 3D and research into how digital models can support immersive understanding.

Artech Shadow Industries is an independent creative technology portfolio and is not an official University of Salford organisation. University-related projects are presented as examples of Glenn Watts’ professional, research and collaborative work.