The digital twin, a reflection of a territory

The digital twin is a powerful tool for project planning and management. By creating an accurate virtual replica and using real-time data, it enables scenarios to be simulated, transformations to be anticipated and decision-making processes to be optimized, while promoting effective communication between stakeholders.

• Urban planning
• Solar cadastre
• Energy management
• Urban traffic management
• Street lighting
• …

The digital twin has established itself at the heart of innovation strategies for managers of industrial, transport and network sites, as well as local authorities. Integrated into an IoT platform, this technology collects asset data in real time via sensors installed on equipment. It thus creates a dynamic model adapted to each sector, enabling better management, anticipation and optimization of maintenance, operation, marketing and asset management operations.

• Predictive maintenance
• Industrial process optimization
• Energy management
• Asset tracking and management
• Improved safety
• …

The digital double is an effective marketing, consultation and decision-making tool. It can be used to visually present architectural projects, and to simulate uses and flows through images and videos, facilitating exchanges between project stakeholders and the citizens who will receive the project. This support helps to consolidate information and contributes to transparent decision-making.

• Presentation of urban projects
• Virtual tours of cultural sites
• Architectural projects
• Site supervision
• Public consultation
• …

The digital twin is a powerful tool for reinforcing the security of local infrastructures and networks. Thanks to its faithful 3D reproduction, it can be used to visualize and analyze environments in real time, anticipate risks and support decision-making. This technology facilitates regulatory compliance and helps protect people, equipment and installations.

• Installation and monitoring of security systems (surveillance cameras, presence detectors, etc.)

The potential of the digital twin for risk management is immense. It can be used by local authorities, network managers or companies at every stage of a crisis – upstream, during or after – to simulate different scenarios, assess risks and measure the effectiveness of prevention or loss reduction actions. This 3D model integrates real-time data from connected objects (cameras, sensors). This representation allows us to better understand the situation and make quick decisions, such as ordering an evacuation.

• Natural and climatic risks (fire, flooding, etc.)
• Urban and industrial risks