Cities and digital twins

One baseline for every submission

Every design runs on the same model, the same weather and the same KPIs, and anyone can rerun the result.

Consultants bring different tools and KPIs, so their results never line up. One baseline fixes that.

With infrared.city, you load each submission into the browser platform and run it against one baseline. If you have a 3D Tiles twin of the city, you load it, make the edits, run the simulations and send the results back to the twin as 3D Tiles. If the data must stay in house, the engine runs on your own servers.

Two submissions compared on one baseline
Two submissions compared on one baseline
1–4 sRun time of one simulation on one 512 m tile, after the geometry is uploaded once.
per submission run
1 m
grid on ground and facades
1
assessment instead of several consultant studies

Compare submissions on the same basis. One assessment replaces several consultant studies.

Design options compared side by side
Demo

Design & compare

Twelve tower options in Singapore on one model, one weather file and the same measures: outdoor comfort, wind and sun side by side.

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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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