Digital twin creation made simple

All your data in one place

Why use a Kartorium digital twin?

Kartorium's digital twin technology helps organizations manage their physical assets and document their systems and processes. Enhance decision making, increase operational efficiency, and improve asset management.

Worker in a power plant

Prevent loss of information from worker turnover

Map of a power grid

Integrate disparate data into a single source of truth

Overview of a tank farm

Prevent unnecessary and expensive rework

How Kartorium can help

Kartorium offers a cutting-edge digital twin platform that empowers organizations to seamlessly integrate and visualize all of their data. Our user-friendly, drag-and-drop interface allows users of all skill levels to easily create intuitive 3D digital twins tailored to their specific needs. With Kartorium, you can gain a deeper understanding of your data and make informed decisions with ease.

  • Kartorium's platform facilitates centralized information sharing, enabling teams to access and interact with a unified database of visuals and information, streamlining communication and collaboration across the organization.

  • Kartorium enhances process documentation with immersive, interactive digital twins, offering a detailed, virtual representation of procedures and operations for comprehensive understanding and training.

  • Kartorium's platform promotes interactive learning by providing a dynamic, engaging environment where users can explore and transfer knowledge with digital twins, accelerating skill development and knowledge retention.

  • Kartorium prides itself on its easy-to-use interface, designed to empower users at every level of expertise, facilitating the creation and management of digital twins without the need for specialized technical skills.

The impact of our work

The impact of collaborative data capture and data sharing on community infrastructure

Harnessing technology to empower a cooperative and its people

Two startups, two innovation groups, two students, a research group, and an energy utility...

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