As soon as a new construction or renovation phase kicks off, the scramble begins: Where are the plans? Has the new pipeline been documented? Who’s holding the latest version of the installation sketch? It doesn’t take long to realize that critical information is often incomplete, outdated, or missing entirely. And when last-minute changes or quick…
Whether in industrial facilities, large estates, or complex infrastructure – over the lifecycle of an asset, a vast amount of geometric data accumulates: CAD drawings, BIM models, floor plans, point clouds, photos, assembly diagrams, as-built plans, and much more. These files are often enormous, sometimes complex – and usually scattered across different systems, formats, and…
Photorealistic digital twins are at the core of modern industrial and building management processes, offering a precise virtual representation of reality. They help companies save time and money, whether by helping with quickly accessing information, training employees, or planning renovation projects. However, capturing these highly detailed images needed to create this digital twin presents a…
Onboarding new employees and providing ongoing training are critical for maintaining the efficiency of complex technical systems. However, traditional methods often fall short, especially in times of high staff turnover and shifting demographics. These conventional approaches typically require employees to be physically present at the site. This can be time-consuming and costly, affecting the company’s…
Today’s production facilities are marvels of complexity, churning out vast quantities of data throughout their operational lifespan. To navigate this wealth of information, which is dispersed across various IT systems and databases, facilities tag their systems. These tags can be scanned by technicians on-site with mobile devices, allowing them to swiftly identify the system and…
Finding and accurately locating objects in large, complex facilities poses a major challenge for the industrial environment. Technicians often have to perform inspection or maintenance work on different equipment and technical assets of the same type, located in different parts of the industrial plant. The problem is that they often do not know where exactly…
Companies are increasingly recognizing the importance of adopting new forms of knowledge management. This is due to a multitude of reasons, such as the scarcity of skilled workers, the short tenure of employees, and most notably, the changing demographics. With the baby boomer generation, which had a high birth rate, approaching retirement in the coming…
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