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Digital twins that make operations and places understandable

We build interactive digital twins and real-time 3D experiences that help teams see facilities, assets and environments clearly, then act with better context.

Problems we solve

Static diagrams and disconnected dashboards make it hard to understand space, capacity and status together. Stakeholders need a shared visual model they can explore.

  • Complex facilities that are hard to explain
  • Operations data separated from spatial context
  • Sales experiences that feel flat or static
  • Demos that cannot run in a browser for clients

Capabilities

From interactive facility models to sales visualization and operations concepts, we combine 3D interaction design with product UX and engineering.

  • Interactive 3D environments
  • Spatial navigation and selection flows
  • Operational overlays and status views
  • Browser-based delivery with modern web stacks
  • Companion interfaces for tablets and desktops

When a digital twin is the right tool

Use a digital twin when space, assets or physical process matter to the decision. It is less useful when the problem is purely transactional and has no spatial or systems context to visualize.

Three.js and Unreal Engine

For many web-delivered twins and interactive sales experiences, Three.js and modern frontend stacks keep access simple in the browser. Unreal Engine can be appropriate for high-fidelity visualization or specialized runtime needs. We recommend based on audience, delivery channel and fidelity requirements rather than defaulting to one engine.

How Mirai approaches delivery

We define the decisions the twin must support, then design interaction, information hierarchy and performance around that. The twin is treated as a product experience, not only a 3D asset.

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