RiwinotoSugiyani, WiduriRiwinoto2025-01-042024-06-25IEEEhttp://103.209.1.147:4000/handle/PL029/3419Corporate development around the world is undergoing rapid change with increasing levels of uncertainty and complexity. Technological revolution, global market dynamics, and regulatory changes create a dynamic and uncertain business environment. In advanced manufacturing industries, Digital Twin (DT) modeling is a relevant topic. The authors propose the use of DT with Virtual Reality (VR) for system monitoring and visual data processing of ongoing processes. A case study was conducted at PT XX, an electronics company that assembles plastic parts through a molding process. This research aims to develop DT and analyze the usability of the system with VR in monitoring molding machines using the Statistical Process Control (SPC) method. The Research and Development (R&D) method was used to create a prototype application and a qualitative approach was used with usability testing to analyze user perspectives on the use of VR. The results showed that the graphs presented were helpful in understanding the data. The application has facilitated monitoring although there is still a need for improvement in explaining the use of VR. Nevertheless, respondents were satisfied with the use of this application. Thus, the VR-based DT application has good potential and can be accepted by the community.otherSOCIAL SCIENCES::Statistics, computer and systems science::Informatics, computer and systems science::Information technologyArticleNIM4312001009NIDN1006087902KODEPRODI90349#TEKNOLOGI REKAYASA MULTIMEDIA