Our smart cities and Digital Twin applications are integrated urban management solutions that include the components outlined in the International Smart City Roadmap, where we integrate our information and communication technologies. Smart cities aim to make infrastructure, transportation, energy and environmental management more effective by using technologies such as sensor networks, Internet of Things (IoT) and big data analytics. Smart Cities optimize traffic, parking and energy consumption through applications such as intelligent transportation systems and energy management. On the other hand, the Digital Twin concept enables real-time monitoring and analysis of urban planning, infrastructure management and industrial processes by creating virtual copies of real assets. Integration and security are critical to the success of these applications, as all the different systems in the city need to be brought together seamlessly and data security needs to be ensured. All these concepts are important technological approaches and solutions that aim to make cities more sustainable, efficient and resilient.

Organized Industrial Zones (OIZ) are areas where industrial activities are concentrated. Using our digital twin applications in these areas makes it possible to manage OIZ integrated management (management in areas such as water, energy, waste, environment, transportation, disaster management, communication, etc.), optimize production processes, create smarter, more efficient and sustainable businesses in the industrial sector, and manage facilities more optimized. In factories and facilities within the OIZ, real-time data analysis is performed through digital twins, production processes are better understood and productivity is increased. Our Digital Twin Applications provide great advantages to enterprises within the OIZ in many areas such as maintenance planning, increasing the competitive advantage of enterprises, energy management and monitoring of production processes.

Our smart campus and digital twin applications have emerged as a result of using our modern technology in the field of education and campus management. It involves modeling the physical assets of a campus (buildings, facilities, equipment, etc.) in a digital environment and tracking these models in real time. In Smart Campuses, tracking is done through the Internet of Things (IoT) and Location Based Services.

In Digital Twin Applications, we first create digital models of physical assets by modeling the assets, making it possible to monitor and manage changes in the real world. Our digital twin applications are also used to simulate and analyze future changes in the campus. This is an important aid in using resources more efficiently. In addition, by monitoring the condition of equipment and facilities with our digital twin applications, it is possible to anticipate maintenance needs in advance, thus preventing breakdowns and ensuring business continuity.

With our digital twin applications, we can respond to a wide range of requests such as tracking in-class and out-of-class activities, campus security and emergency management, Energy and water management, Resource allocation and planning, Personalized services to enhance the student experience.