On March 6th, we had the incredible opportunity to showcase RSET at the Power of Digital Twins symposium, hosted at the Embassy of the United States of America in London. The event was a remarkable success, bringing together over 50 companies to explore how Digital Twin technology is revolutionizing industries and unlocking new possibilities.
Beyond showcasing RSET’s cutting-edge capabilities, the event provided an opportunity to promote Kentucky on the global stage. As a small but meaningful touch, we included Kentucky travel planners in the attendee swag bags—because innovation and hospitality go hand in hand!
An Event Filled with Innovation & Collaboration
The symposium provided a platform for thought leaders, industry experts, and innovators to share insights, exchange knowledge, and discuss how Digital Twins are revolutionizing industries such as emergency response, construction, and education.
We were honored to have:
- Dr. Bola Abisogun OBE (Hon DUniv, HonMBA) – sharing intriguing insights on 5D technology and the future opportunities for young minds. His passion for innovation and education was truly inspiring.
- Natalie Lamb, Managing Director of Matterport – delivering a compelling presentation on the power of Digital Twins, backed by data-driven insights that highlighted their widespread industry benefits. One standout fact from Natalie: 90% of all data has been created in the past two years—a staggering figure that underscores the digital transformation we’re witnessing today.
- Matt Lacey, Managing Director of SurveyTech – coordinating the event flawlessly and serving as MC, ensuring discussions were insightful and impactful.
The Role of RSET in Digital Twin Innovation
During the event, Bill Gregory, CEO of RSET, and Michael Schmidt, CTO of RSET, demonstrated the real-world applications of Digital Twins through immersive visualizations, showcasing their impact across multiple industries:
✔ Police training – Enhancing situational awareness and crisis response
✔ Fire training – Improving preparedness and safety protocols
✔ Legal cases – Providing a source of truth through highly detailed virtual reconstructions
✔ CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive) event planning
✔ Construction planning – Facilitating better project visualization and risk assessment
✔ Security camera placement optimization – Enhancing surveillance strategies
✔ Preview of the new Proximity Tool – A powerful spatial awareness feature for situational planning
It was incredible to see how Digital Twins are being used to explore environments that would otherwise be unsafe or inaccessible—a game-changing capability across many industries.
A Huge Thank You to Our Supporters
This event would not have been possible without the incredible support from:
- The Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development
- The STEP Program
- The U.S. Small Business Administration
- Kentucky Tourism, Arts & Heritage Cabinet
We also deeply appreciate our collaboration with Matt Lacey and SurveyTech, whose partnership with RSET has been instrumental in bringing our technology to the UK market.
Additionally, we extend our gratitude to:
- Brian Miller – Formerly of the U.S. Commercial Service, International Trade Administration | U.S. Department of Commerce
- PJ Menner – Embassy of the United States of America, London
- Laurie Farris – Minister Counselor for Commercial Affairs, U.S. Embassy London
- Mary NeCamp – The STEP Program
Looking Ahead
To top it all off, London treated us to an unexpected delight—60°F (15.6°C) and sunny skies in March!
The conversations, collaborations, and ideas exchanged during this event were truly inspiring. We gained valuable insights and look forward to continuing these discussions as we push the boundaries of what’s possible with Digital Twins.
We’re excited about the future of Digital Twin technology and how it will continue to shape industries worldwide.
