A park of connected assets
Connect each turbine identity to approved inspection history, environmental observations and operational telemetry. Explore turbine, substation and collection-network context in one spatial interface.
A digital twin.
A clearer view of reality.
Paravision brings its real-time visualization, software engineering, interactive environments and integration expertise to digital twins. We connect a spatial representation to the information people need to understand an asset, compare scenarios and coordinate decisions.
Discuss your project ↗More than a model.
Connected to its purpose.
A 3D model describes form. BIM brings structured building information. A digital twin connects the representation to maintained information about the physical asset or environment, with update mechanisms defined around the use case.
The twin may use scheduled updates, enterprise records or live sensors. The right architecture follows the decision, data quality and operating reality. AI is an optional intelligence layer.
Wind energy / inside the nacelle
Go inside one wind turbine.
Explore an illustrative geared wind turbine in genuine 3D. Open its enclosure, follow the rotating drivetrain and inspect the parts that connect wind energy to electricity.
GEARED TURBINE / 3D CUTAWAYReady to explore
Explore the model
Drag to orbit · scroll or pinch to zoom. All parts can also be selected below.
Rotor & hub
The blades capture energy from the wind and turn the rotor. Select a component to follow the energy path.
Optional AI, useful evidence
An evaluated AI layer can explain authorized maintenance records and prioritize items for human review. It must distinguish measured signals, missing data and model assumptions.
Training without production access
Use the cutaway to explain the energy pathway and equipment roles. Paravision integrates the 3D content, application, touch/XR interface and approved data connections.
Illustrative geared configuration; some turbines use direct drive. Motion speed and exploded spacing are explanatory, not engineering values or a power forecast. No live operational data is connected.
Wind park / from turbine to electricity
One turbine. A connected production ecosystem.
From aerodynamic energy to grid delivery.
The rotor captures wind energy; the geared drivetrain turns the generator. Power conversion, transformer equipment, the collection network and substation connect the turbine’s electrical output to the grid.
- Rotor & drivetrain
- Generator & power conversion
- Transformer & collection network
- Substation & grid interface
Measured context
A commissioned twin can show authorized rotor speed, vibration, temperatures, power and availability beside weather observations. Every value needs a unit, timestamp, quality state and accountable data owner.
Maintenance context
Connect a selected component to inspection history, work orders, approved procedures and replacement records. Visualize a maintenance window without confusing equipment availability with electricity output.
Optional predictive intelligence
Evaluate anomaly detection, component-health assessment and production forecasting against appropriate history. Show model assumptions and uncertainty, and keep operational approval with the responsible team.
The website illustrates the integration approach. It does not display measured production, calibrated turbine performance or live SCADA information.
Interactive experience studio
See what a digital twin can connect.
Four sector examples make the relationship between a physical environment, its information and the user’s decision clear. Each conventional twin can work independently; AI is added only where it serves an evaluated purpose.
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Illustrative digital twin reference1 / 3 · Spatial model
Building & spaces
Select buildings, floors and units through agreed asset identifiers.
Real estate
Understand the whole estate.
From a single building to a mixed-use development, a digital twin gives owners and teams a shared spatial view of what exists and how it is being used.
Physical estateDigital geometry & data linksHighlighted asset context
The Paravision integration
Paravision brings the model, data interfaces, application and touch or immersive presentation together for property and facilities teams.
- Spatial foundationBuildings, floors, units, common areas and plant spaces connected through stable asset identifiers.
- Connected informationApproved occupancy, building-management readings, energy use and maintenance records, with visible refresh times.
- Without AISelect an asset, review its history and compare defined operating scenarios. Rules can flag agreed thresholds.
Explore the optional AI layer
With suitable historical data, an AI layer can help investigate unusual consumption, explore demand forecasts and summarize maintenance evidence. Recommendations remain source-linked and subject to owner review.
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Turbine equipment
Navigate the turbine area and associated equipment identities.
Power plant / electricity
See the system behind the output.
An electricity-generation twin connects plant equipment to approved operational context, helping teams navigate complex systems and understand relationships.
Physical equipmentDigital representation & monitoringHighlighted equipment context
The Paravision integration
Paravision creates a readable visual interface, interactive training content and software integrations around the plant owner’s systems and specialist engineering teams.
- Spatial foundationTurbine and generator areas, heat-recovery equipment, cooling systems, transformers and asset relationships.
- Connected informationApproved historian or monitoring feeds, equipment records, inspection history and technical documents through agreed interfaces.
- Without AIExplore equipment, view authorized trends and alarms, and rehearse defined training scenarios with explicit assumptions.
Explore the optional AI layer
Where validated data is available, AI can support condition-pattern analysis, investigate anomalies and compare generation or maintenance scenarios. Predictive outputs show assumptions and uncertainty; operational changes follow the plant’s authorized control process.
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Turbine asset
Navigate turbines, towers, nacelles and foundations through agreed asset identities.
Interactive wind-park explainer
Wind. Availability. Generation context.
Change the wind context or illustrate a maintenance window. The diagram explains the relationships; it does not simulate a calibrated power curve.
Illustrative diagram · no live feed · no production forecastWind farms / parcs éoliens
Connect every turbine to the bigger picture.
A wind-farm digital twin brings turbines, weather, terrain, electrical infrastructure and operating information into one navigable environment, from an individual asset to the whole park.
Turbines & physical siteDigital asset & information linksElectrical collection context
The Paravision integration
Paravision integrates the spatial model, approved data interfaces, interactive dashboards and training content for web, touch, control-room presentation or XR. Wind-resource, turbine and electrical engineering are coordinated with the responsible specialists.
- Spatial foundationTurbines, towers, nacelles, foundations, access roads, collection infrastructure and substation assets mapped through agreed identifiers.
- Connected informationAuthorized SCADA readings, turbine power and rotor speed, weather information, availability, inspection history and condition-monitoring records.
- Without AILocate assets, review approved generation and maintenance information, compare operating history and explore defined weather or availability scenarios.
Explore the optional AI layer
With suitable data and validated methods, an optional intelligence layer can support generation forecasts, condition analysis and maintenance planning. Weather and aerodynamic models help assess wind and wake effects; these models can also operate without AI. Forecast assumptions and uncertainty remain visible.
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Illustrative digital twin reference1 / 3 · Spatial model
Teaching spaces
Find teaching rooms and understand their place in the campus.
Education / campus
Make the campus understandable.
A campus twin makes facilities visible to estate teams and turns complex systems into an understandable learning environment.
Campus spacesConnected campus contextHighlighted building systems
The Paravision integration
Paravision combines educational content, campus visualization and web, touch or immersive interfaces for facilities teams, instructors and visitors.
- Spatial foundationTeaching blocks, classrooms, laboratories, shared facilities and accessible routes in a navigable campus model.
- Connected informationApproved timetables, aggregate room occupancy, energy readings and maintenance information, scoped to the intended users.
- Without AIFind rooms, understand availability, inspect facilities and teach how building or energy systems work.
Explore the optional AI layer
An optional AI layer can explain approved facilities information, explore aggregate space-demand patterns and support energy-use forecasting when the data is appropriate. Campus operations data is separate from AI Tutor learner records.
From the asset to the decision.
- RepresentPrepare the spatial model and agreed asset identities.
- ConnectMap authorized records and feeds; show their source and refresh time.
- UnderstandExplore context, trends and defined rules. Add evaluated AI when useful.
- Act with contextPresent evidence and options to the responsible team for review.
These AI-created visual references illustrate potential integration scopes. They are not photographs of delivered Paravision projects, certified BIM models or engineering schematics. Data availability, model readiness, technical validation and delivery responsibilities are defined for each project.
Two routes. One integration partner.Choose the intelligence
Choose the intelligence
your project needs.
Visible information.
Defined logic.
- Explore buildings, spaces, infrastructure and assets in context
- Connect approved asset records, dashboards and sensor feeds
- Filter systems, compare defined scenarios and review history
- Use rules, thresholds and deterministic simulations where specified
- Maintain traceability through clear data ownership and update schedules
Best when the priority is a reliable shared view, operational visibility or a repeatable decision process.
Ask. Understand.
Evaluate the next step.
- Ask questions about approved documents and asset information
- Prepare source-linked summaries and contextual explanations
- Explore anomaly detection and forecasting with suitable historical data
- Compare evidence, assumptions and uncertainty
- Prepare recommendations and follow-up for authorized human review
Best when richer knowledge access or evaluated predictive insight adds value. AI performance is tested against representative data before scale-up.
Sector applicationsA spatial interface
A spatial interface
for your operating world.
Real estate & portfolios
Connect masterplans, buildings, units and asset records. Support design review, sales presentation and portfolio understanding through a consistent spatial experience.
Smart cities & infrastructure
Bring geography, buildings, networks and approved indicators into a common context. Explore planning alternatives, infrastructure relationships and city-scale communication.
Energy & industrial environments
Place technical information, assets and operational dashboards in context. Scope monitoring and training experiences around the client’s approved systems and access rules.
Interactive rooms & experience centers
Connect the twin to touch tables, immersive walls, tablets and presenter controls. A shared environment helps teams explore the same question together.
Facilities & operations
Link equipment identity to approved records, maintenance history and condition information. Define the update route and operating responsibilities with the asset owner.
Education & simulation
Use spatial environments to explain systems, rehearse approved scenarios and support collaborative learning. Simulation assumptions remain visible to learners and instructors.
Paravision delivery architectureFrom fragmented sources
From fragmented sources
to one working experience.
Define the decision
Agree the users, assets, questions, system boundaries and measures of success. Separate visual exploration from monitoring, simulation and prediction.
Prepare the spatial foundation
Align approved BIM, CAD, geospatial information, 3D assets or captured environments. Establish asset identities, coordinate systems and version ownership.
Connect the information
Map records, documents, APIs and selected sensor feeds to the relevant assets. Make refresh times and source limitations clear.
Build the experience
Develop the web, real-time, touch, room or XR interface with content and hardware planned together.
Add evaluated intelligence
When AI is required, define retrieval, access, evidence, model evaluation and human approval. Keep the conventional twin useful independently.
Commission & evolve
Test the end-to-end journey, document the integrations and train operators. Establish update, support and expansion workflows.