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Digital Twins
Digital twins that replicate your physical assets with all their associated information: geometry, data and real-time status, in a single living model.
Models that keep working after handover
We go beyond project execution, equipping models with parameters and data that closely replicate the characteristics of our clients' physical assets.
- Centralized information for the entire asset, in a single place
- Data available throughout the building's lifecycle
- Decisions based on real data, not assumptions
- Web platform accessible from any device
A web platform to manage all your asset's information
We centralize the information of your buildings and infrastructure in a web platform designed so your whole team — ownership, maintenance and operations — accesses the same up-to-date data, without relying on scattered files or outdated versions.
Request a demoFrom your physical asset to a digital twin that works for you
A simple process, designed to integrate into your operation without friction.
1. We model your asset
We survey or refine the 3D model of your building with the precision and level of detail you need for it to be useful day-to-day, not just during execution.
2. We connect it to your data
We link the model to the information you already generate: maintenance, documentation, sensors or any other source relevant to your operation.
3. You put it to work through the platform
You access your digital twin through a simple web platform to check, update and make decisions with real data, whenever you need it.
Frequently asked questions
What is a digital twin and how is it different from a BIM model?
A BIM model describes what the building is. A digital twin is also connected to what happens to it: consumption, sensors, incidents, maintenance. The model is a very detailed photograph; the twin is a photograph that updates itself and that you can make operational decisions from.
What is it useful for in practice?
Knowing which assets you have and where they are, anticipating maintenance instead of reacting to failures, understanding where energy consumption comes from, and simulating a change before carrying it out. In a building in use, operation often costs far more than construction: that is where the investment comes back.
Do we need an existing BIM model first?
It helps a lot, but it is not essential. If no model exists, the as-built is surveyed first, usually from a scan. If one does exist, it is cleaned up and the missing operational information is added.
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