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The NASA Michoud Assembly Facility Digital Twin is an ongoing project to create a fully integrated Digital Twin of the two million square foot rocket factory in New Orleans. The project is funded by $7.5 million in Congressional appropriations to LSU in partnership with engineering and program support specialists Sev1Tech.
Beyond collaborating on project planning and administration, I supervise digital asset creation and management, including game engine and data catalog integration. Project assets include architecture, tooling and equipment, aerospace vehicles, and will expand to include the entire working content of the factory, including human workforce tracking and assistance.
The project encompasses two entire twins: one CUI project LIDAR scanned at two-millimeter accuracy for internal use, and one non-CUI project created entirely by hand-modeling from publicly available data, for use in capability and UI development, as well as publicity and research sharing.
The project includes immersive Augmented Reality support through Microsoft Hololens, live data threads from on-site sensors, asset tracking, tooling work-time tracking, and more.
Other features include an LLM powered Chat program to query and cross reference meta data from sensors and the asset catalog, which features real-time 3D model viewing as well as extensive BIM and other metadata.
