The Digital Twin Consortium® (DTC) announced an agreement with Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) to be the Regional Branch Organizer (RBO) for the Baltic region. TalTech will lead DTC engagements with industry, government, and academia across Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, advancing standards, interoperability, and real-world digital twin deployments.
DTC and TalTech will collaborate on standards development, reference use cases, training programs, and proofs of concept (POCs) across multiple verticals, including smart cities, manufacturing, and energy. Both organizations will leverage their networks to accelerate regional innovation and facilitate the exchange of global best practices.
“Becoming a Regional Branch Organizer for the Digital Twin Consortium is a strategic milestone for TalTech and the broader Baltic region,” said Professor Vladimir Kuts, Head of the RBO initiative at Tallinn University of Technology. “This role allows us to accelerate regional innovation, strengthen collaboration between academia and industry, and bring real-world impact through digital twin technologies. We look forward to shaping the future of digital ecosystems across Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania while contributing to global best practices.”
“We’re excited to have TalTech as an RBO in the Baltic region,” said Dan Isaacs, GM & CTO of the DTC. “With its expertise in engineering IT and applied science and contacts within the Baltic region, TalTech will help drive the adoption of digital twins in the region.”
RBOs drive awareness and adoption of digital twins, developing and implementing use cases throughout the digital twin lifecycle. They also conduct local Digital Twin Consortium events and joint promotional activities. As the RBO in Northeast Europe, TalTech will collaborate with other RBOs worldwide to host regional DTC events and conduct joint promotional activities.
