Dassault Systèmes to present AI-based human virtual twin innovation at CES 2024.

Dassault Systèmes announced that it will present its AI human virtual twin solution at 'CES 2024', the world's largest consumer electronics and IT exhibition, held in Las Vegas, USA from January 9 to 12, 2024. The main booth will be set up in the Digital Health & Wellness Hall in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Dassault Systèmes said, “Based on decades of in-depth research on the human body and AI, we will present a new standard for precision medicine, accelerate the efficiency of medical research and clinical trials, and open a new era of personalized medicine tailored to every individual.”

The exhibition will provide an opportunity for visitors to experience and interact with the latest technologies in virtual human twin innovation and to experience the future of medical innovation. Visitors can explore the heart, brain, lungs, intestines, eyes and more in a virtual world where technology and medicine converge, and see how a personalized virtual twin can suggest things like how to eat and exercise.

There will also be demos of Living Heart and Living Brain, Medidata’s clinical trial virtualization solution, and the future of personalized nutrition in the consumer goods and retail industries.

Visitors will be able to see how virtual twins are changing healthcare today and revolutionizing the future of life sciences. By experiencing a virtual human body, visitors will be able to see the impact of virtual twins across cardiology, neurology, oncology, virology, and ophthalmology, from replacing traditional animal testing to bringing precision medicine to clinical practice.

The booth will also highlight how virtual twins can replace humans in clinical trials, the ENRICHMENT project in collaboration with the FDA to set a new standard for clinical research, and a case study of a virtual twin of a marathon runner and a personalized diet using an individual’s microbiome to demonstrate how virtual human twins can extend life expectancy.

Eureka Park, CES' startup exhibit hall, will feature a booth for Dassault Systèmes' open innovation lab and startup accelerator, 3DEXPERIENCE Lab. At the booth, you can see the future realized as virtual twins, such as △virtual guide dogs, △assistive driving technology for the visually impaired, △sustainable innovation technology to eliminate food waste, and △AI-based neurological diagnosis, through promising female-led startups such as Dotlumen, Flexpenser, and Brainsight.AI.

Through the 3DEXPERIENCE Works for Startups program, a social robot from Swedish startup Furhat Robotics, which uses SolidWorks, will help manage the 3DEXPERIENCE Lab booth to enhance the visitor experience.