A floor plan that answers back

Every room in your building shows what it is like now, and what it was like last week.

A wireframe digital twin of an open-plan office, with sensors on its columns linked to a gateway on the ceiling.
In bandNow

Open plan east

21.4°C

Humidity47%Band18 to 24 °C
Illustration with demo data.
The TEO Sense plan view for a demo building: each room shaded by its reading, with sensors linked to one gateway.
Every room on one plan
Demo data

Plan

The quickest way to spot the odd room

Your floor plan with every room shaded by its current temperature or humidity, on one scale.

Every room in 3D, with a heat map

Turn the floor around and look in. Readings are blended between sensors on one scale, so a warm room stands out at once.

Riverside House, Level 3, in 3D, with twelve sensors and a heat map from 18 to 28 °C. Readings: Open plan west 22.0 °C; Open plan east 21.4 °C; Meeting room 1 21.6 °C; Meeting room 2 26.4 °C, out of band; Reception 20.6 °C; Lift lobby 20.9 °C; Kitchen 22.8 °C; Store 19.8 °C; Comms room 25.1 °C, watch; Quiet room 21.2 °C.
18 °C28 °C
Riverside House is an invented building; demo data.
Temperature by room over 24 hours for a demo building, against the meeting rooms' band.
Any room, any day
Demo data

History

Any room, any day

Pick a sensor to see its readings over time, its battery and signal, and when it last reported.

Quay Twin's emissions view: three charts of a port's CO2 emissions, footprint per cargo unit and reduction through alternative fuel over a year.
Quay Twin’s emissions view, from quaytwin.com.

Twins at port scale

Quay Twin

Quay Twin: a port-scale digital twin we designed and built, delivered in eight weeks as a proof of concept. It is a separate twin from TEO Sense™, built by the same team.

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