This article explores the concept of cyber-physical integration and its application scenarios and challenges in traditional manufacturing. It then introduces the basic principles and technical architecture of digital twin technology, discussing how real-time data computation and feedback mechanisms enable efficient manufacturing process control and decision optimization. The theoretical methods employed in this article include open/closed-loop control systems, attitude and heading reference systems(AHRS), and the homogeneous transformation matrix in forward kinematics. The feasibility of these methods is analyzed through practical case studies. Two specific cases are examined: one on digital twin vehicle operation based on programmable logic controllers(PLC), and the other on real-time motion monitoring and decision optimization using Mahony AHRS. These cases illustrate the application of digital twin and cyber-physical integration technology in industrial equipment operation status monitoring and motion monitoring.