Architects & Planners
Amaravati Digital Twin
A capital district you can open in a browser, flood, and build on — before anything is built.
Decisions about a capital city get argued from static maps and consultant reports that take months and that the person deciding cannot interrogate themselves. This puts the district on the screen, at true scale, connected to live conditions, with the what-if tools built in.
Key Capabilities
How It Works
Ground Truth
Real footprints, roads, river and elevation for the district
Live Conditions
Traffic, air quality and weather feeds attach to the model
Ask A Question
Raise the river, or draw a proposed alignment
Read The Impact
Buildings, land and road length affected, or cost and stations
Share The Option
Export the plan or the view for the next review
Who It's For
Impact & Value
- Turns a review meeting into a live model instead of a slide deck
- Non-technical decision-makers can ask their own what-ifs, unassisted
- Flood exposure in seconds, where a study would take months
- Infrastructure options compared side by side, and shareable
- Runs in a browser — no specialist software, no workstation, no training
What It Is Not
- The flood layer is a screening tool, not a hydrological study
- Cost and congestion-relief figures are editable assumptions, not a transport study
- Footprints are real; a minority of building heights are estimated
Every modelled number carries its disclaimer on screen, next to the number. The flood layer says it is a screening model. The cost figure says it is an assumption. We would rather a client trust the second contract than oversell the first.
Deployment Models
Want to see your district in it?
The pipeline that built Amaravati works from open geographic data, so another district is a matter of pointing it at new coordinates. Tell us which one.