Industries
Smart City & public sector
A local authority manages a scattered, inherited, poorly documented estate. Before talking about a smart city, you need to know what you own and in what condition.
Knowing the estate
Digital survey of buildings and networks, creation of a single asset register, recovery of archive drawings.
Operating rather than contemplating
Connecting the model to sensors and building management: consumption, lighting, waste collection, use of public facilities.
Deciding on scenarios
Flow simulation, development studies, investment decisions supported by data rather than conviction.
Technologies involved
An assessment on your site
We start by looking at what exists: processes, available data, production constraints.
Eight sectors, one standard of precision