Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for managing virtual representations (e.g., digital twins) in a computing environment. For example, a method comprises assigning identifiers to virtual representations of physical items within a computing environment. Each one of the virtual representations is assigned an identifier that is unique with respect to each other one of the virtual representations. The method then manages the virtual representations within the computing environment using the identifiers.

Abstract: A present invention field emission display brightness compensation system and method is capable of providing uniform display correction. In one present compensation system and method a masking process is utilized that adjusts the emissions for a particular area. In one exemplary implementation, the relative value of a pixel driver voltage is adjusted to correspond to a base brightness area. For example, an emitter uniformity area adjustment table is utilized to adjust the voltage value of the emitters. An emitter uniformity area adjustment table provides a correlation between a pixel location and a brightness level adjustment. The emitter uniformity area adjustment tables are utilized to create a software filtering mask that provides compensation for uniformity differences between different spots or areas in the display.