Platforms and software

Let your agent run the physics

A language model can only guess the local climate. With infrared.city, your agent runs a simulation and reads the result.

Your agent runs a simulation in seconds and reads the result.

Ask a general model which street is hotter and you get a generic answer. It has no physics at street level.

Give your agent the public use-infrared skill. The agent calls the engine through the Python or TypeScript SDK and reads back felt heat, wind comfort, sun and shade, solar radiation and daylight. A run takes 1 to 4 s after the geometry is loaded.

You can run the engine and your agents on your own servers.

  • NowPython and TypeScript SDK
  • Nowuse-infrared agent skill
  • SoonMCP server
  • SoonAgent plugin
The engine reached from SDKs, plugins and agents
The engine reached from SDKs, plugins and agents
1–4 sRun time of one simulation on one 512 m tile, after the geometry is uploaded once.
per simulation run by your agent
12Felt heat (UTCI) and its statistics, wind speed, pedestrian wind comfort, solar radiation, direct sun hours, daylight availability, daylight factor, sky view factor and energy balance.
simulation types to call
0
models to train or host yourself

Your agent answers with a simulation result, not a guess.

Demo

The use-infrared skill

The public use-infrared skill and a recorded agent run show an agent running the engine end to end.

Funded and supported by

  • NVIDIA Inception Program
  • Microsoft for Startups
  • aws Austria Wirtschaftsservice
  • FFG Austrian Research Promotion Agency
  • Hub71, Abu Dhabi
  • EIT Urban Mobility, co-funded by the European Union
  • D²XCEL, European Innovation Council, funded by the European Union
  • Amazon Web Services
  • Leading Cities

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