Imagine taking a snapshot of an object, capturing all its details at a specific moment. This snapshot is very accurate and matches the real thing exactly. Even though this digital copy is a bit basic, we can show it in different ways, like using 3D models or charts.
However, there is a limitation to these static twins. They are not really “alive” because they don’t constantly update themselves with real-time information. So, even though we can simulate or represent them in various ways, they lack certain important features.
In simpler terms, static twins are like frozen pictures of real things. They are helpful, but they can’t fully mimic the dynamic and constantly changing nature of the real world because they don’t update in real-time.
