Journal of Engineering Research

Since the advent of the digital age, university libraries have remained crucial hubs for knowledge dissemination and academic exchange. Supported by emerging technologies, the design requirements of libraries have shifted from traditional spatial planning to intelligentization and personalized services. In this context, digital twin technology, characterized by virtual-physical mapping and real-time interaction, offers innovative insights for optimizing library design. This paper investigates the application of digital twin technology in the design of university libraries and related strategies. It analyzes the conceptual framework of digital twin technology, explores its current implementation and architectural framework in library design, and ultimately proposes effective innovation strategies for its advanced applications.

Digital twin technology; University libraries; Design applications; Research