All specialists who deal with buildings, plants and technical installations know how fast-moving these environments are. Technical environments are especially subject to constant change due to conversions, modifications or innovations. On the one hand, this makes corresponding up-to-date documentation very difficult; on the other hand, it is also almost impossible to view an asset or…
DetailsAfter Generations X and Y, Generation Z (years 1995-2011) is now gradually becoming part of the labor force. This has a variety of effects that employers and companies must be prepared for if they want to attract new skilled workers. Compared to previous generations, Gen Z has completely different requirements for the working world. Gen…
DetailsOnly three more weeks until the first of a total of four Roadshows takes place on September 22 at the Satellite Office in Hamburg! Take the opportunity to get to know FRAMENCE: the fastest and most cost-effective solution for the photorealistic capture of technical installations and facilities. In our Roadshows we will show you how…
DetailsThe consequences of climate change are increasingly impacting not only the German economy, but the global economy as well. According to Deloitte’s 2022 Sustainability Report, 97 percent of executives surveyed in Germany said their companies already face negative consequences from climate change. Half said that their operations are directly affected by climate change events. Production…
DetailsSince founding Framence GmbH in 2019, we have been steadily expanding our global partner network. Our partners help us make FRAMENCE available to our clients around the world. They do this either as Service Partners, who develop their own client solutions based on our software and thus create digital twins, or as Business Partners, who…
DetailsPhotorealistic digital twins offer considerable added value for the various operational processes of plants, technical installations as well as for infrastructure. Since all important data as well as visual information are centralized and up to date, the majority of on-site visits can be avoided, thus saving travel costs of up to 30 percent. Digital twins…
DetailsModern plants have a large number of sensors, meters and cameras that provide data in real time during the production process. This data is recorded, sometimes immediately analyzed and flows into the manufacturing execution system (MES) to control production, prevent rejects and ensure quality. Another group of data, the machine data, monitors the production equipment…
DetailsDriven by the need to become more resilient, most companies have taken on the task of digitalizing their building and facility portfolios as well as of their critical infrastructures. A digital twin of the assets is created. If dynamic data from the operational processes is added to this digital twin, it offers invaluable advantages for…
DetailsIn our last blog, we talked about how digital twins can be brought to life. Or to put it in other words; how digital twins can easily be connected to existing process systems, sensor databases or IoT-clouds. We would like to dedicate this blog to explore more about the fundamental topic of regularly updating static…
DetailsDigital twins – also know as digital representations of physical objects – can provide added value in many processes in building and plant management. Starting with the fact that important specialists do not have to waste their valuable time on complicated local visits, as they have the possibility to quickly get an impression of the…
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