# Digital Twins

> Your whole site, live, in 3D, from anywhere.

A navigable 3D model of a physical site — a station, a warehouse, a plant floor — wired to the machines inside it, so the model shows what is actually happening right now. Click any machine to see its live state.

- **Price:** quoted per project after a call — er@epsilon-labs.co
- **What moves the price above that floor:** Site complexity, how many machines feed it live data, and whether that data already exists or has to be captured first — often the hardware half of the job.
- **Typical duration:** 6–10 weeks
- **Category:** Frontier
- **Page:** https://epsilon-labs.co/products/digital-twin/
- **Enquiries:** er@epsilon-labs.co

## The problem

An operations manager with twelve sites cannot be at any of them. The dashboards tell them numbers; they do not tell them which pump on which island is down, or that a bay has been idle since lunch.

A spatial view answers in a glance what a table answers in a meeting.

## What you get

- A 3D model of your site, built from your layout, navigable in any browser
- Every machine wired to live data — status, throughput, alarms
- Click any asset to fly to it and see its live and historical state
- The data pipeline behind it, including hardware capture where none exists
- Runs on a laptop, a tablet or a control-room screen

## How it runs

- **Weeks 1–2** — Site survey, layout, and every data source identified.
- **Weeks 3–6** — Model, live pipeline, and capture hardware if needed.
- **Weeks 7–10** — Interaction, alerts, and a costed plan for rolling out to your other sites.

## This is for you if

- Multi-site operators — fuel, logistics, manufacturing, facilities
- Control rooms that stare at tables of numbers
- Anyone whose machines already report data nobody looks at

## This is NOT for you if

- Engineering simulation or physics-accurate CFD — this is operational, not analytical
- Photorealistic architectural visualisation
- Sites with no data source and no appetite to create one

## Proof

We built a digital twin of a fuel station for our own eFuelPro product: the forecourt, canopy and six double-sided dispensers modelled in 3D, each showing live status and volume from the eFuelPro ledger. It is one site of one type — we have not yet built a warehouse or multi-site twin. A version with demo data is on this page.

See: https://epsilon-labs.co/products/efuelpro/

## Questions

### Do we need 3D models of our equipment?

No. We model from your layout and photos. Where a manufacturer model exists we use it.