Blender to Twin Integration

Blender to Twin Integration · Product Industrial Design (Blender & Digital Twin) course

Objectives

Export the model as a GLB with the correct size, correct axes, and clear clip names, then import it into a Twin host, define sensor and interaction points, and test it against clips or telemetry.

Lessons

#	Lesson	Content
1	Exporting GLB and importing into a Twin host	What “Twin-ready” means, preparing the file before export, the glTF Binary workflow, post-import checks, sensor and interaction points, and a minimum test matrix
2	Lab: export GLB and import into the Twin	Preparing the file, exporting .glb, importing into a Twin host, marking sensor/interaction points, then testing with clips or data

Approximate time per the original: about 3 hours (lessons) + a 2.5–3 hour lab.

Accompanying sheets and templates (in the resources/ folder of lesson 1):

• export-twin-checklist.md

Checkpoint

Before moving to the next module, check that you can do the following:

• An enclosure_twin.glb file, plus the source .blend
• A screenshot of the model in Bitstream Studio at a usable size and orientation
• ≥ 1 named sensor/interaction point
• Clip or telemetry test results, and export-twin-checklist.md filled in completely

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