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Digital twins
Digital Twins for Municipalities: Purpose and Contents
A 3D model of a site or building linked to LiDAR, photogrammetry, and inspection data. How municipalities gain overview for planning, maintenance, and public communication.
A digital twin is a living 3D representation of a building or area — linked to measurements, documentation, and ongoing inspections. It is built from LiDAR, photogrammetry, or both; data can be updated after each new survey campaign.
Practical uses for municipalities
Investment planning (roads, green space, public areas), visualising changes for the council, sharing site status with contractors, or documenting heritage buildings. A twin reduces the number of site visits — decisions are based on an up-to-date model.
What we typically deliver
Georeferenced 3D mesh or point cloud, orthophoto, extracts for GIS/CAD, and access via a web viewer or export formats for designers. Scope depends on area size and required update frequency.
A digital twin builds on LiDAR and inspection data — it is not a standalone snapshot, but a data foundation for long-term asset management. Scope consultation via /poptavka.
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