- High Performance Computing increases accuracy
- Interoperability and system integrations
- Simulations for climate, mobility, livability.
Professionals face complex challenges in planning and managing urban and landscape developments. Digital Twins provide a dynamic, digital representation of physical environments, enabling users to perform real-time simulations and impact analyses. This technology enables municipalities and consultants to:
- Efficiently integrate and manage complex data.
- Perform accurate scenario analyses for better policy and decision-making.
- Develop strategic plans that take into account a wide range of urban and environmental considerations.
Why the Tygron Platform?
The Tygron Platform is ideal for implementing Digital Twins due to the following technical features:
- High Performance Computing: Increases the accuracy of simulations and analyses, allowing users to explore complex scenarios in detail.
- Advanced Interoperability: Supports seamless integration with existing municipal systems and software solutions, which is essential for incorporating real-time data and policy context
- Data-driven Decision Making: Enhances transparency and reliability in planning and management through accurate data analyses that aid policymakers in making informed decisions.
The Tygron Plan
Be in full control
At Tygron, we understand the need to be in full control when managing your data and computational models, ensuring that you comprehend the implications of your model outcomes in every situation.
With support for over 100 organizations in 20 countries and 30,000 projects, Tygron assists in integrating data streams, computational tools, and providing insights into the impact of plans and scenarios. This enhances internal simulation processes, enabling faster testing of design changes.
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