CARL e-Twin: Digital twin of equipment assets
Asset management platform – ASSET DIGITAL TWIN

Research and innovation

Research and innovation strategy

In the digital age, tools and practices are evolving at an ever-increasing pace. This is why CARL Berger-Levrault is committed to an ambitious research and innovation strategy based on 5 areas of innovation.

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5 areas of innovation

• Internet of Things (IoT) and Predictive maintenance.
• Automatic learning (Artificial Intelligence).
• Energy management.
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• Building Information Model (BIM) and Augmented Reality.

Digital twinning of technical equipment, infrastructure and networks

ASSET DIGITAL TWIN

To meet the challenges of Maintenance 4.0, our Technical Asset Management (TAM) and Computer-aided Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) solution will evolve towards a  unified technical platform for equipment management combining Business Processes, Big Data and Artificial Intelligence.

Here, our aim is to offer a digital twin of real estate, infrastructure and technical assets.
This digital twin will be at the same time, a real-time operating twin, a graphic or cartographic twin and a  “life cycle and management” twin. All connected to the Internet and integrated into the information system.

This platform will bring new services such as : predictive maintenance of a complete installation, maintenance assisted by augmented reality…

This universal concept can be adapted to all fields of activity, including industry, real estate, transport, healthcare, urban development, and more. An essential building block for projects relating to industry 4.0, smart buildings and smart cities.

These concepts call for a complete revolution in industrial and territorial management processes, and promise significant gains in terms of efficiency and flexibility, with numerous effects on the environment, organization of work, society and even the applicable legislation.

Cette plateforme apportera de nouveaux services comme : la maintenance prévisionnelle de toute une installation, la maintenance assistée par de la réalité augmentée…

Ce concept universel s’adapte à tous les secteurs d’activités : industrie, immobilier, transport, santé, ville… il s’inscrit comme une brique essentielle des projets en lien avec l’industrie 4.0, le smart building et le smart city.

Ces concepts prônent une révolution complète du processus industriel ou de la gestion territoriale et promettent d’importants gains d’efficacité et de flexibilité avec de multiples répercussions sur l’environnement, l’organisation du travail, la vie sociale et même le droit.