Integrated command control center for smart cities

The integrated

command and control center

Today’s assembly lines, energy transmission & distribution infrastructure, manufacturing facilities, and smart cities do not have a wholistic picture about their infrastructure at various levels. Only limited historical information is fed back into the systems to indicate if things haven’t happened in the way they were planned or that there is a disconnect somewhere. Due to this there is a huge data gap between the business systems and real world processes.

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The integrated command and control center

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The integrated command and control center have been a fixed geographical location with no options for users to move it to another place.

There are no options to expand the facility, expand the team, and generally make it a scalable center for many decades.
With the digital infrastructure becoming easily accessible and economical, the integrated command and control center can be digitized and virtualized such that it is accessible on-the-move.

Solution

VR integrated

A VR integrated command and control center that takes dashboards from multiple ICCC subsystems to display in virtual reality.

Multiple VR users

A collaborative option to allow multiple VR users to participate in the same VR integrated command and control center.

Benefits

There are no limitations on the number of screens, the size, and there are no restrictions on expansion.

A large team that was physically restricted by space can now access the command and control center on their smartphones or laptops at home, and get insight into any critical activities, and take appropriate actions.

With a digital-first approach to the command and control center, teams can be remote, but can collaborate like they would in the real-world through conference immersive collaborations.

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