DataMesh Among the Top 10 Finalists in the 2024 NVIDIA Inception Showcase – Final Showcase

On December 10, NVIDIA concluded the 2024 NVIDIA Inception Showcase, by announcing the 10 finalists during the Final Showcase. DataMesh was recognized as one of the top 10 honorees, standing out from hundreds of participating startups and demonstrating its innovation in advancing the adoption of digital twins, AI, and other cutting-edge technologies across industries.

The 2024 NVIDIA Inception Showcase, themed “Advancing Together with the New Industrial Revolution,” launched in July and attracted over 300 tech startups from across China, representing cutting-edge fields such as large language models, generative AI, and digital twins. The rigorous evaluation process included several Regional Showcase events held in August and September, spotlighting 99 shortlisted companies. In September, 31 companies entered the Semi-final Showcase. Finally, 10 companies including, DataMesh, were advanced to the Final Showcase and recognized during the Online Final Showcase held earlier this month.

As an innovator and early pioneer in the global digital twin movement, DataMesh joined the NVIDIA Inception Program in July 2024. By integrating the DataMesh FactVerse platform with NVIDIA Omniverse, businesses can cost-effectively create simulation digital twins for equipment, processes, and facilities, accelerating business growth while driving digital transformation, inclusive development, and sustainability.

Being one of the finalists of the 2024 NVIDIA Inception Showcase highlights DataMesh’s expertise and innovation in the simulation digital twins space. Looking ahead, DataMesh will continue to explore innovative applications of digital twin technologies, strengthen collaboration with industry partners, and contribute to advancing the new industrial revolution.

About DataMesh

The DataMesh FactVerse industrial metaverse platform integrates digital twin, spatial computing, and AI technologies to revolutionize workflows and empower frontline workers. DataMesh was the only Asian winner of the 2020 Microsoft Partner of the Year Award in Mixed Reality. It is also part of the Singapore IMDA Spark Program and was listed on Forbes Asia’s “100 to Watch” in 2022.

DataMesh Recognized as a Sample Vendor in the 2024 Gartner® Emerging Tech Impact Radar Reports

Singapore – December 13, 2024 – DataMesh, a pioneering technology firm specializing in digital twin-based metaverse platforms for businesses, today announced its recognition as a Sample Vendor in the 2024 Gartner® Emerging Tech Impact Radar: Intelligent Simulation and the Gartner® Emerging Tech Impact Radar: The Metaverse.

DataMesh believes that being named a Sample Vendor in both Simulation Data and Spatial-Based Digital Twins is a testament to the value of DataMesh and the company’s leadership and contributions in intelligent simulation and industrial metaverse solutions.

Simulation Data:

According to the Emerging Tech Impact Radar: Intelligent Simulation report, “By 2030, simulation data will underpin 20% of strategic business decisions, up from approximately 1% in 2024.”

In the view of DataMesh, Simulation data enables businesses to make better decisions by predicting future states and scenarios of assets, people, or processes. Its applications span all business functions and industries, enabling organizations to:

  • Predict asset, process, and personnel outcomes.
  • Address data shortages by generating realistic synthetic data.
  • Drive operational improvements and cost optimization.

When combined with AI, simulation data not only enhances decision-making but also trains AI systems, making simulations more efficient and innovative.

Spatial-Based Digital Twins:

As noted in the Emerging Tech Impact Radar: The Metaverse report, “Spatial-based digital twins are most often deployed in asset-intensive industries, such as oil and gas, mining and manufacturing, using spatial computing and adjacent technologies to optimize maintenance campaigns or improve manufacturing floor operations from a spatial perspective. As spatial computing technologies (such as 3D modeling, gaming environments and geospatial solutions) and business practices continue to mature, usage and interest is growing in other areas.”

In DataMesh’s view, the key benefits include:

  • Driving operational improvements and optimizing workflows.
  • Unlocking new revenue models and approaches.
  • Enhancing manufacturing and maintenance processes through spatial insights.

Driving Transformation with Simulation Digital Twins by FactVerse

The 2024 Gartner Emerging Tech: Revenue Opportunity Projection of Simulation Digital Twins report states, “The market for simulation digital twin (SDT)-enabling software and services is expected to reach a global revenue of $379 billion by 2034, up from $35 billion in 2024.”  

This trend underscores the value simulation digital twins bring in operational efficiency, data-driven decision-making, and cost reduction.

DataMesh’s mission aligns with these trends, building on a decade of global growth, focused on empowering businesses and frontline workers with Digital Twin, Spatial Computing, and AI technologies for data-driven decision-making. Through FactVerse, DataMesh delivers transformative benefits:

  • Optimized Operations: Improve training, troubleshooting, monitoring, and simulation (TEMS) scenarios for immediate results.
  • Smarter Planning: Gain actionable insights and efficiency with AI-driven predictions.
  • Enhanced Collaboration: Facilitate seamless teamwork through immersive environments and data insights.
  • Sustainability Gains: Achieve measurable improvements in operational performance, green and inclusive growth, in compliance with industry standards.

“We are proud to be recognized as a Sample Vendor in these Gartner reports,” said Jie Li, CEO of DataMesh. “We believe these recognitions reinforce our commitment to bridging the digital and physical worlds through innovative Simulation Digital Twin solutions. By leveraging digital twins and intelligent simulation, we help industries worldwide build industrial metaverse platforms that unlock potential and drive meaningful transformation.”

For deeper insights into the future of simulation data and spatial-based digital twins, Gartner subscribers can access the full reports:

  • Gartner, Emerging Tech Impact Radar: Intelligent Simulation, By Alfonso Velosa, Ethan Cai, et al…., 26 November 2024
  • Gartner, Emerging Tech Impact Radar: The Metaverse, By Tuong Nguyen, Anushree Verma, et al…., 26 November 2024
  • Gartner, Emerging Tech: Revenue Opportunity Projection of Simulation Digital Twins, By Evan Brown, Peter Middleton, Alfonso Velosa, 21 May 2024

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About DataMesh

DataMesh FactVerse is revolutionizing workflows through the industrial metaverse, empowering frontline workers with Digital Twin, Spatial Computing, and AI. Headquartered in Singapore, DataMesh collaborates with over 500 customers globally across manufacturing, AEC, and facility management. In 2020, DataMesh was the only finalist from Asia for the Microsoft Partner of the Year award in the Mixed Reality category. The company won NTT Docomo’s top DX award in 2021, was selected for the IMDA Spark program in Singapore, and was named to Forbes Asia’s ‘100 to Watch’ list in 2022.