DataMesh Inspector enhances maintenance operations by integrating BIM and facility BMS data through FactVerse, enabling comprehensive inspections of both equipment and facility systems. Utilizing augmented reality and AI-powered knowledge graphs, Inspector acts as an AI expert, providing technicians with expert-recommended actions to effectively address issues. This holistic approach streamlines troubleshooting, reduces downtime, and improves operational efficiency by ensuring all aspects of the facility are maintained proactively and accurately.
DataMesh Inspector leverages augmented reality to overlay critical information onto both equipment and facility systems, enabling technicians to perform thorough and precise inspections across the entire infrastructure.
With guided workflows and real-time data integration from BIM and facility BMS through FactVerse, DataMesh Inspector streamlines the troubleshooting process, enhancing efficiency and reducing resolution times for both equipment and system-related issues.
Supporting Brick Schema, Inspector seamlessly integrates with industry-standard data models, ensuring consistent and accurate data representation across diverse systems. This facilitates unified maintenance operations and data-driven decision-making, enhancing overall operational reliability.
Harnessing AI-driven knowledge graphs, Inspector acts as an AI expert by providing expert-recommended actions, assisting technicians in effectively addressing identified issues and optimizing maintenance procedures.
Implementing DataMesh Inspector begins with assessing your organization’s specific maintenance needs and defining clear objectives, such as reducing downtime or enhancing inspection accuracy. Next, evaluate your existing systems, including BIM models and facility BMS, to identify integration points. Collaborate with DataMesh or an authorized partner to configure the platform, ensuring it aligns with your workflows. Prepare and consolidate necessary data, create digital twins of your facilities and equipment, and define user roles and permissions to secure task management. Conduct a pilot phase to test functionalities and gather feedback, followed by comprehensive training sessions for your team. Finally, roll out DataMesh Inspector organization-wide, continuously monitoring performance metrics and optimizing workflows to maximize efficiency and effectiveness.
The DataMesh Inspector licensing model is structured to provide flexibility and scalability, catering to diverse organizational needs. It comprises three main components: User Client Licenses, which grant individual access to the platform for technicians and maintenance staff; an Inspector Service (FactVerse Node License) that enables the deployment of Inspector on the FactVerse platform, facilitating integration with digital twins and real-time data; and an optional Service Fee for customization, allowing organizations to tailor Inspector’s functionalities to their specific operational requirements. There’s also APS credit cost if the service is used. This tiered approach ensures that businesses can scale their usage based on the number of users and the complexity of integrations, offering both cost-effectiveness and comprehensive functionality.
The SaaS version of DataMesh Inspector follows the standard SaaS Subscription model, with rechargeable credits for model processing.
Integrating data from other systems into DataMesh Inspector is streamlined through DataMesh FactVerse DFS (Data Fusion Services). This service allows seamless connections with industry-standard platforms like Honeywell Forge and IBM Maximo, consolidating real-time operational data, equipment status, and work orders into a unified view. Utilizing APIs and pre-built connectors, organizations can effortlessly route data from diverse sources into DataMesh Inspector, ensuring consistent and accurate information flow. Additionally, support for Brick Schema standardizes data representation, facilitating easier integration and interpretation across various systems. Collaborating with DataMesh experts during the setup process ensures that all connected systems communicate effectively, enabling automated alerts and optimized maintenance schedules.
DataMesh Inspector currently supports AR hardware such as iPad and iPhone, providing users with portable and user-friendly devices for on-site guidance and inspections. These mobile devices are ideal for technicians who need flexibility and ease of use in the field. Additionally, while the standard iOS AR client is being phased out, DataMesh is transitioning to a more customizable client design based on customer requests, allowing for future integration with next-generation AR glasses. For enhanced immersive experiences and hands-free operation, organizations are encouraged to adopt AR glasses as they become available, further improving maintenance efficiency and enabling more interactive, real-time collaboration during inspections.
Autodesk Platform Services (APS), formerly known as Autodesk Forge, is a cloud-based platform offering a suite of APIs and services for building applications that leverage Autodesk’s design and engineering data. APS enables developers to create, view, and manipulate 3D models, integrate with BIM workflows, and access various Autodesk tools programmatically. DataMesh Inspector may utilize APS to enhance its BIM integration capabilities, allowing for seamless access to detailed architectural and engineering data necessary for comprehensive inspections and maintenance planning. Note: Support for APS is still in Preview stage. Please contact us below for more information.
DataMesh Checklist recommends using Microsoft Azure as the platform hosting services.
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