Simulation & Immersive
A digital twin of your facility, not a slide deck
You have a plant, a site or a facility that's hard to explain in photos and drawings. We build a 3D model of it your team can walk through, train on and plan changes against before anything physical moves.
3 to 6
weeks to a working first model
2
engines used: Unreal Engine and Unity
10+
years of combined industrial 3D work
The direct answer
A digital twin is a 3D model of a real facility, built to scale from your drawings, scans or photos, that your team can walk through, inspect and use for training or planning. It's for operators who need to onboard staff, plan shutdowns or show a facility to a client without flying anyone to the site. We build it once and update it as your site changes.
What this removes.
Training happens on live equipment
Today
New operators learn procedures on the actual machine, with real risk if something goes wrong.
With the system
Trainees rehearse the same procedure in the 3D twin first, then step onto the real floor already familiar with it.
Site walkthroughs mean a flight
Today
Explaining a facility to a client, investor or new hire means flying them to the Eastern Province or Riyadh.
With the system
You share a link or a headset session and walk them through the same layout from anywhere.
Planning changes is guesswork
Today
Deciding where new equipment fits means measuring tape, memory and hoping the drawings are current.
With the system
You place the new equipment in the 3D model against the real layout and see the clearance before you order anything.
Drawings don't match reality
Today
CAD files from years ago don't reflect what's actually on site today, so nobody fully trusts them.
With the system
The twin is built from current scans or photos, so what you see in the model is what's on the ground.
What lands in your hands.
3D facility model
Built to scale from your drawings, laser scans or site photos.
Interactive walkthrough
Navigate the model on desktop, web browser or VR headset.
Equipment data links
Click a machine in the model to see its specs, manuals or status.
Training scenarios
Scripted procedures trainees rehearse safely inside the twin.
Update workflow
A process to refresh the model when the physical site changes.
Deployment package
Installer or web link your team can open without a Procul call.
Systems and platforms we work with
- Unreal Engine
- Unity
- Blender
Five stages. You sign off every one.
Read each stage as a small contract: what we need from you, what lands in your hands, and the sentence that has to be true before we move on.
- Scope and source data1 to 2 weeks
- Asset build2 to 4 weeks
- Interactivity and data linking1 to 3 weeks
- Testing and handover1 to 2 weeks
- Live use and supportongoing
Scope and source data
1 to 2 weeks
We walk through what the twin needs to show and what source data exists: CAD, scans, photos or none of the above.
- Share existing drawings or CAD files
- Confirm which areas matter most
- Name who will use the twin
- A scoped list of what gets modeled
- A source-data gap list
- A fixed price for the build
We move on when the scope and the source data are both confirmed in writing.
Asset build
2 to 4 weeks
We model the geometry in Blender and bring it into Unreal Engine or Unity, matching real dimensions and equipment placement.
- Review early model screenshots
- Flag any layout that looks wrong
- Approve the asset list
- A textured 3D model of the space
- Correct scale against your drawings
- A first-pass walkthrough build
We move on when you've walked through a version that matches the real layout.
Interactivity and data linking
1 to 3 weeks
We add navigation controls, equipment click-through and any training scenarios you need, wired to real data where it applies.
- Confirm which equipment needs data links
- Provide training procedure content
- Test navigation on your device
- Working navigation and camera controls
- Equipment info panels
- Scripted training scenario if scoped
We move on when your team can navigate the twin and pull up equipment data without our help.
Testing and handover
1 to 2 weeks
We run the build on the actual devices your team will use, from desktops to VR headsets, and fix anything that breaks.
- Test on your own hardware
- Report any bugs or confusing controls
- Sign off on the final build
- A tested build across your target devices
- A short usage guide
- Fixes for anything found in testing
We move on when the build runs clean on your hardware and your team has signed off.
Live use and support
ongoing
The twin goes into daily use for training or planning. We stay on for updates as the physical site changes and technical support.
- Use the twin for training or planning
- Flag site changes that need a model update
- Renew the support agreement annually
- A response window for support requests
- Scheduled model updates as agreed
- A direct contact, not a ticket queue
We move on when this stage doesn't end. It's the ongoing service.
Asked before signing.
How is the price set?
Price depends on the size of the facility, how much source data already exists (clean CAD is cheaper than starting from photos), and how much interactivity you need. We give you a fixed price after the scoping call, not an hourly estimate.
Do you support Arabic in the interface?
Yes. Menus, labels and training scenario text can run in Arabic, English or both. We build with bilingual teams in mind since that's the standard on most Saudi industrial sites.
What happens to our data?
Site drawings, scans and equipment data stay under PDPL-aligned handling. We don't share your facility data with other clients or use it to train outside models. We can sign an NDA before you send us anything sensitive.
Can this connect to our existing systems?
Yes, where it makes sense. If you have an asset management system or SCADA feed, we can link equipment in the twin to live status data. That's scoped separately since every plant's systems are different.
Ready to build your digital twin?
Tell us what facility you need modeled and what your team will use it for. We'll scope it and give you a fixed price before any work starts.