Using CAD models to create digital twins of manufacturing equipment or entire production lines, which are then integrated with IoT sensors to monitor performance, predict maintenance needs, and optimize operations in real-time. This integration allows for the simulation of manufacturing processes in the digital twin.

Integrating CAD-based BIM models with IoT sensors installed in buildings to monitor and manage various parameters such as energy usage, occupancy levels, temperature, and air quality. This can help facility managers optimize energy consumption, improve occupant comfort, and enhance building maintenance by providing real-time data linked directly to the BIM model, facilitating informed decision-making.

Integrate IoT data from products in use with their corresponding CAD models and PLM data. This allows manufacturers to track the performance and usage patterns of their products in real time, providing valuable feedback that can be used to inform future design improvements, predict maintenance schedules, and even innovate new product features based on actual user behavior.

Designing infrastructure projects such as bridges or roads with CAD software and integrating these designs with IoT sensors that monitor structural health, traffic flow, and environmental conditions. This data can be used to predict maintenance needs, inform traffic management systems, and even adapt the infrastructure in real time to changing conditions, such as dynamically adjusting lighting or signage to improve safety and efficiency.

CAD equipment that has IoT sensors can be connected to our IoT hub for remote monitoring and control. This enables operators to visualize the equipment’s operational status in real-time, perform remote diagnostics, and even control the equipment from a distance, reducing the need for onsite visits and improving operational efficiency. Access this data from a mobile app, dashboard, or central console.