Digital Twins for Autonomous Operations and Maintenance of Offshore Renewable Devices based on Multi-access Edge Computing

Lead Research Organisation: Plymouth University
Department Name: Sch of Eng, Comp and Math (SECaM)

Abstract

For a sustainable future, the world's energy source will eventually need to become renewable. This is a serious issue, which I personally have much concern for. By lowering the lifetime costs of offshore devices, I believe this will have a significant impact on the nation's financial capability, to produce more wind farms and other renewable alternatives. Considering that the Operation and maintenance makes up to a quarter of the lifetime costs, this will be an important challenge to overcome, and provides a perfect application for robotics and autonomous systems, to deliver rapid and cost-effective analysis of the structure's condition and performance.

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Studentship Projects

Project Reference Relationship Related To Start End Student Name
EP/T518153/1 30/09/2020 29/09/2025
2594341 Studentship EP/T518153/1 30/09/2021 30/03/2025 Oscar Best