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Experience
The intelligence people can use
Web appMobile3D digital twinDashboardsAI chat
Platform / Digital Twin + AIoT
The world is physical.
The intelligence is connected.
twinSpace brings the digital twin, building records and connected systems into one context. Each layer adds meaning to the one below it, so the view a person sees is rooted in the actual place.
The architecture
One intelligence layer.
Every physical layer.
The digital twin gives spaces, assets and records a shared place. AIoT adds signals and events to that context when site systems are connected. The platform architecture shows how those layers work together.
Think of it as a path from a physical event to a decision: a device notices a change, the building record identifies what it affects, and a person sees the information needed to respond.
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AI & agent intelligence
From observation to better decisions
AI agentsPredictive insightAnomaly detectionVisual understandingRecommendationsForecastingOptimization
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Relations & context
Meaning behind every signal
Asset dataDocumentsRelationshipsRules enginePolicies
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Data & event intelligence
The memory and pulse of the system
Building eventsLive readingsHistorical trendsData qualityReal-time analysisConnected records
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Edge & device intelligence
Where systems meet the site
Local intelligenceDevice healthEquipment signalsControlsMeteringSite connectivity
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Physical world
The places and things that matter
SensorsMachinesCamerasVehiclesBuildingsPLCsRobotsEquipmentWearablesEnergy systemsAssets
How the layers work togetherSignals alone are noise.
Signals alone are noise.
Context makes them useful.
A temperature change, a fault code or a visual observation becomes meaningful when it is tied to a space, a system, an asset, its service history and the people responsible. That relationship is the centre of the architecture.
Imagine an air handling unit reporting an abnormal condition. A connected view can show the floors it serves, related equipment, available manuals, open work and the people who need to know. The operational value lies in understanding the consequence, not simply displaying an alert.
A building-wide viewOne place for
One place for
different decisions.
The same context serves several teams without forcing them into the same workflow.
See what is happening.
Understand the state of spaces and equipment, then connect an event to the people and records around it.
See what is connected.
Explore the building model, trace affected systems and keep decisions tied to the assets they change.
See what matters.
Follow patterns across a portfolio and ask where comfort, energy, reliability and work need attention.
The wider AIoT scope
10 ways context
changes operations.
Once physical signals, asset records and work are connected, the same foundation can support deeper operational decisions. Scope and availability depend on the data connected at each site.
Predictive Maintenance
Spot deterioration patterns early and focus service before equipment fails.
Anomaly Detection
Bring unusual readings and behaviour into a clear, explainable review flow.
Energy Optimization
Relate consumption to occupancy, equipment and operating schedules.
Portfolio Intelligence
See performance and risk across sites without losing asset-level detail.
Comfort Intelligence
Connect temperature, air quality and occupancy to the spaces people use.
Computer Vision
Translate visual inspections and camera events into actionable site context.
Technician Mobility
Put work, history and evidence in the hands of the person at the asset.
Decision Recommendations
Pair an alert with its likely cause, consequence and next best action.
Operational Forecasting
Plan capacity, demand and maintenance around what is likely to happen.
Autonomous Workflows
Route evidence and routine decisions to the right team with human control.