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A Cloud-Edge Digital Twin Architecture for Adaptive Battery Health Management in Sustainable Transport Systems

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Volume 4 Issue 1

Year of Publication : 2026

Author : Abhishek Baer

: 10.56472/25839233/IJAST-V4I1P102

Citation :

Abhishek Baer, 2025. "A Cloud-Edge Digital Twin Architecture for Adaptive Battery Health Management in Sustainable Transport Systems" ESP International Journal of Advancements in Science & Technology (ESP-IJAST)  Volume 4, Issue 1: 7-15.

Abstract :

This paper presents a cloud-edge digital twin frame- work designed to enhance battery lifecycle management within electric vehicles, contributing to sustainable transportation and advanced battery system engineering. The architecture integrates a static state-of-health (SOH) model trained offline with a dynamically retrained state-of-charge (SOC) model updated peri- odically via cloud-based machine learning. Using a public NASA battery dataset, the system employs random forest, light gradient boosting, and deep neural networks to achieve SOH estimation errors below 1.8% RMSE and SOC errors under 0.81% RMSE while maintaining inference times under one second—compatible with onboard BMS deployment. The retrainable SOC model adapts to aging effects, ensuring continued accuracy as battery capacity degrades. This adaptive digital twin supports predictive maintenance, real-time health monitoring, and optimized battery utilization, aligning with smart manufacturing and sustainable energy system goals by extending operational life and improving reliability in EV applications.

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Keywords :

Digital Twin, Battery Management, State of Charge, State of Health, Electric Vehicles, Cloud-Edge Computing, Machine Learning, Sustainable Transportation.