Researchers at two Ecuadorian universities connected a virtual bottling system to working equipment and completed 99 of 100 operator command cycles. The full exchange, from issuing a request to seeing the resulting machine state in the digital twin, averaged 302 milliseconds. The industrial controller retained authority over the machinery.
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