Turning Data into Action for Safer, Smarter Cities
In the era of rapid urbanization, cities face unprecedented challenges in planning, monitoring, and managing infrastructure. Traditional methods fall short in providing real-time, integrated solutions for complex urban ecosystems. This case study explores how Fabrik's innovative digital twin technology is revolutionizing urban planning and infrastructure management.
Urban planning and infrastructure management involve multifaceted complexities, from coordinating law enforcement and controlling traffic to implementing smart lighting systems and managing civil engineering projects. Most cities rely on:
Without a centralized, accessible 3D model, authorities struggle to make efficient, data-driven decisions across departments.
Urban planning and infrastructure management involve multifaceted complexities, from coordinating law enforcement and controlling traffic to implementing smart lighting systems and managing civil engineering projects. Most cities rely on:
Without a centralized, accessible 3D model, authorities struggle to make efficient, data-driven decisions across departments.
Fabrik's web-based solution renders BIM, 3D, LiDAR, and other spatial data locally within a browser, creating a seamless experience for all stakeholders.
Actionable information presented through an intuitive 3D interface for better decision-making.
Data streams from a centralized server to device caches for real-time modifications, comments, and storage.
Different levels of detail tailored to each device's capabilities, ensuring smooth user experience across platforms.
Fabrik introduces two innovative layers to maximize user adoption:
A drag-and-drop system allows users to integrate various data formats into a digital twin without programming expertise. Rule-based decision-making and validation mechanisms simplify urban planning workflows.
Teams can interact in real time, annotate 3D models, and engage in expert-guided review sessions, streamlining complex projects across departments and stakeholders.
High-fidelity representations of urban environments enhance planning, monitoring, and decision-making.
AI/ML-driven traffic insights facilitate adaptive transportation systems and improved urban mobility.
Seamless land-use planning and disaster preparedness through comprehensive geospatial data integration.
Fabrik's proposal aligns seamlessly with the objectives of the IN-SPACe Seed Fund Scheme, offering transformative solutions for urban development and disaster resilience through space technology applications.
By driving innovation at the intersection of space technology and digital twins, Fabrik is set to revolutionize how cities function, making them smarter, more efficient, and more responsive to the needs of their citizens.
"We look forward to collaborating with IN-SPACe to shape the future of urban development through cutting-edge technology."
