Technical capabilities
SyntaGraph connects engineering models, captured reality and operational data into one environment. These are its core capabilities.
Interface images are design concepts, not production screenshots.
One model of the site, built from three layers. The technical model holds geometry and engineering data. RealView holds the captured, observed state. The connected layer attaches utilities, operations and asset data to both.
Engineering models are registered against reality capture in a shared coordinate frame. Differences between the model and the observed plant are detected and kept as data, with anchor points, deviation values and capture provenance.
Proposed equipment is placed directly in the model and checked against observed geometry, utility capacity and access routes. Results are itemized: conflicts, open conditions and verified connections.
The same model, available where the work happens. Field observations are captured on site, placed at the exact location they describe, and linked to the affected asset, route or line. An obstruction recorded in the hall appears in the model as evidence, with a photo, a position and a time.