
Replicate your facility in 3D to monitor it, practice maneuvers without risk and rehearse changes without stopping production.
See one of your production processes in 3D before you decide whether to digitize the whole plant.
A 30-minute call and, within 24-72 h, a report with what we would do:
If we carry on, what you paid is fully deducted from the project.
We develop digital twins and 3D simulations for industry, logistics and energy: replicas connected to your data to predict failures and optimize processes, and scenarios with realistic physics to rehearse changes and train your team.
A digital twin connected to your data (A 3D replica of your line, plant or machine that reads data from your sensors, your ERP or your production records and shows you its status at a glance.)
Simulating changes and scenarios (Test a new layout, a change of pace or an equipment failure virtually and compare the outcome before touching the real facility.)
Training simulators (Your team practices maneuvers, breakdowns and emergencies on a replica of your own plant. Every session records decisions, times and errors, and can be exported to SCORM for your learning platform.)

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TresLXClientSimulate alternatives before implementing them, compare their impact and avoid costly mistakes on the physical plant floor.
Sensor data makes it possible to anticipate failures and schedule maintenance before a breakdown halts operations.
Your team practices, in a realistic environment, the critical situations they can't rehearse on the real machine, as many times as needed.
You tell us about your case and we tell you frankly whether we are a fit. Free.
In 30 minutes we see whether we are a fit, what we would do and what it would cost. No commitment.
A digital twin is a virtual replica of a physical product, process or system, kept in sync with its real counterpart through data from sensors, IoT devices or databases. A 3D simulation uses that same replica, or a recreated scenario, to rehearse what hasn't happened yet: a change to the line, a breakdown or a maneuver your team has to learn. Together they let you analyze, optimize and train without interfering with real operations or putting anyone at risk.
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A digital twin is a virtual replica of a product, process or plant connected to real data. Here is what sets it apart from a 3D model, what you need to have one and when a simulation is enough.
At its Amberg plant (Germany), it simulated an electronic components production line and found that the process took 11 seconds instead of the planned 8, which allowed it to redesign the line virtually before building it and hit the target at no extra cost.
Has developed the digital twin of the F-110 frigate, which receives real-time sensor data to anticipate failures, optimize maintenance and support remote decision-making.
Through the RENOTWIN project, it applies digital twins to wind and hydroelectric facilities in the Basque Country to optimize their performance, improve data management and reduce their carbon footprint.
Airline pilots complete their initial and recurrent training in full flight simulators certified by the FAA and EASA. Level D simulators, the highest level, even allow pilots to switch aircraft types without any real flight hours.
A line, a machine or a maneuver: tell us what data you have today and what you want to decide or train with it. We reply within 24-48 h and, after a 30-minute call, send you a written proposal within 48 h.
Before we start, we agree with you in writing on what the project has to achieve. If it doesn't deliver what we agreed when we hand it over, we refund what you have paid.
The goals and the terms of the guarantee are set out in the proposal and the contract.