Click a pump. See its state. Walk the facility before you get on site.

The problem

The Revit model lives on a contractor's laptop. The asset register lives in finance's spreadsheet. The maintenance history lives in three different work-order systems. Nothing knows about the others.

How WaterTwin solves it

• One twin per asset. Pump, valve, panel, treatment unit — each has reported state, desired state, configuration, documents, and a complete event log. Powered by Eclipse Ditto, the open-source IoT digital-twin standard.
• 3D facility view. Import models from Revit (.rvt), IFC, DWG, or FBX via Autodesk Platform Services. Drop sensors onto the model. Click a component to see live data, recent alarms, scheduled inspections, and the asset's documents.
• Map view across sites. Every facility on a single map; zoom in, drill down. Cesium-powered 3D globe for wide-area views.
• Geospatial register. Every asset has precise coordinates — for field crews, for compliance, for planning.

How it works

1. Upload the model once. WaterTwin handles translation and storage.
2. Anchor digital twins to model components. The mapping persists across model updates.
3. Operators click any component in 3D to interact with the underlying twin — view, command, or simulate.

What it unlocks

• Training without a site visit. New operators walk the plant on screen before they ever step foot in it.
• Executive briefings that don't need an engineer. Show the network as a model, not as a column of numbers.
• Field crew handovers in one screen. Photos, drawings, last inspection — all tied to the component you're about to service.