Your site, simulated, before you buy. Learned from, after.
What it is
A virtual copy of a site where the fleet is tested, sized and demonstrated before any hardware is ordered.
How it's built
Indoor sites from a walk-through scan on a phone, which becomes the map, the twin and the no-go zones. Warehouses and data centres can also start from floor plans, BIM models and rack layouts. These environments are repetitive, so building one is mostly configuring a template, and the gap to reality is smallest indoors.
Mines from satellite and elevation data for layout and routing, with fence-level detail from drone photogrammetry or survey scans.
What it's for
- Sizing the fleet.
- Showing a site manager robots patrolling their own perimeter at night while they configure checks in plain language.
- Serving, afterwards, as the fixed test course every new model must pass before it ships.
The twin is the rehearsal. From the first patrol the fleet learns from your actual site, and the twin becomes the test course every improvement must pass.
Limits
Moving traffic has to be modelled deliberately. Thermal and night imagery simulate poorly, so night perception is validated on real hardware.
The simulated depot twin is proven in simulation; client twins are partly proven; mine twins are planned.
Ready to see robots patrolling your site?
Before any hardware is bought, we can build a simulated copy of your site and show the fleet patrolling it at night while you configure the checks in plain language.