Prof. Patrick Dallasega presented the paper entitled “A conceptual assessment of Digital Twin potential through Discrete Event Simulation for Smart Mobile Factories in linear infrastructure construction projects” at the international conference Advanced Production Management System (APMS) in Japan. During the session, he showcased a glimpse of the Digital Twin prototype developed within the SMF4INFRA project, highlighting its potential to revolutionize infrastructure construction through smart, mobile, and data-driven solutions. Engaging discussions and valuable feedback from the international research community were recorded.

On July 14th, at the European Conference on Computing in Construction (EC3) held in Porto, Andrea Revolti presented the paper “Empirical Validation of BIM-to-Digital Twin Transformation for Smart Mobile Factories: A Case Study”.The paper presents a BIM-to-Digital Twin transformation process applied to a Smart Mobile Factory, validated through a real-world construction use case. The proposed approach enables real-time monitoring of prefabrication activities by integrating IoT sensors and interactive visualization in Unity.

Andrea Revolti, from the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, participated as a speaker at the IFAC MIM 2025 Conference. During the event, he presented the paper titled:“Simulation-Driven Digital Twin Framework for Optimizing Smart Mobile Factory Operations”.

Daniel Hall and Irfan Čustović were invited to speak at the Industrialised Construction Conference in Coventry, UK, on 02.07.2025. This event attracted 200+ industry experts including architects, clients, contractors and engineers interested in delivering advanced construction. Disseminating findings from the SMF4INFRA project, Daniel and Irfan illustrated how digitalization and process improvements will transform the strategic, tactical and operational management of construction projects.

On April 15, 2025, Ananya presented her paper, “Digital Twin Driven Quality Control in Smart Mobile Factories: A Framework in Precast Manufacturing,” at the CIRP CMS 2025 Conference held at the University of Twente in the Netherlands.