The term "real-time scenario simulation" is particularly at home in the categories of artificial intelligence, automation and Industry 4.0.
A scenario simulation in real time means that different situations and processes can be simulated immediately, i.e. without any time delay, using computers or modern software systems. The special feature is that changes or new data are immediately incorporated into the simulation and the effects are immediately visible. This makes it possible to make decisions quickly and reliably without taking risks in the real world.
An illustrative example: In a modern factory, scenario simulation can be used to test in real time how a sudden machine failure would affect the entire production process. Those responsible can immediately see which areas are affected and can make targeted adjustments to emergency plans before things come to a standstill.
This technology can be used to save costs, reduce downtimes and efficiently control production or processes. Real-time scenario simulations are therefore finding more and more applications - including in the fields of logistics, energy supply and even healthcare.















