Desapex Engineering Consultants

  In today’s connected world, buildings are no longer static structures they’re evolving into smart, responsive environments powered by digital innovation. At Desapex, we’re proud to be leading this shift, helping building owners and facility managers tap into the full potential of digital twin technology using Autodesk Tandem. One of the most impactful features of this platform is its ability to integrate with   IoT (Internet of Things)   devices for real-time asset monitoring, predictive maintenance, and energy efficiency. Why Choose Autodesk Tandem for Smart Asset Management? Autodesk Tandem is a cloud-based digital twin solution designed to deliver a comprehensive, data-rich replica of any building or infrastructure. It connects the dots between design, construction, and facility operations by bringing all critical data into one centralized platform. Once you add IoT sensor technology to the mix, Tandem becomes more than just a model it becomes a living, breathing sma...

  In the age of Industry 4.0,   digital twins   are redefining how manufacturers design, operate, and maintain their systems. By creating intelligent   virtual   replicas of physical assets, this cutting-edge technology enables better decisions, greater efficiency, and a bold step forward into data-driven manufacturing. Though still evolving in some sectors, digital twins are already transforming operations across the industry. What Is a Digital Twin? At its core, a  digital twin  is a high-fidelity digital model of a physical object, system, or process. These twins are powered by real-time data collected from IoT sensors and integrated with AI and analytics tools. The result is a living, learning simulation that mirrors the physical world, providing insight into current conditions, forecasting future performance, and enabling advanced simulations all within a virtual environment. Digital Twin process Real-World Impact 1. Predictive Maintenance: Minimi...

  Introduction Today, India is one of the six fastest-growing economies of the world & the ‘ Construction industry ’ serving as a major contributor, is in great need of digitalization. Digital transformation is a key priority for solving challenges in processes, business models, and ecosystems of the construction industry. The global construction industry has always been one of the last industries to adopt new technologies, may it be the  digital twins ,  pre-fabrications , 3D Printing or the AR/VR - all of these buzzing words are in other industries for quite a long time, but now they are being looked at in the perspective of Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry in the recent years, & now, this shift is at a faster pace. ‍ In this direction, The  BIM  (Building information modeling - a process of generating, storing, managing, exchanging, and sharing building information) is acting as a key in digitizing the construction industry, I...

  Introduction The construction industry is one of the largest contributors to employment and economic growth in the world. The industry is growing faster than ever, due to the increase in population and the need for affordable housing, infrastructure, and facilities for all. The construction industry will continue to increase in its importance as the growth in any other industry will all be possible, when there are offices, schools, healthcare, factories, roads and bridges, etc built for running their operations. Market Scenario It is estimated that the global construction industry revenue will be about 16 Trillion USD, Growing at a CAGR of 7% and the Indian market would be around 1.4 Trillion, by 2025. In 2020, the Indian construction industry stood at around 6.5 Bn in revenue. So you can imagine the extent of the industry and thereby opportunities that are available for improvement in the way it is delivered. It becomes essential for the workforce — contributors across the lifec...

  Introduction The world is changing fast. Technology is advancing at a rapid pace and the internet of things (IoT) is making it possible to connect everything in our homes, cars, and offices to digital devices. We are also seeing more and more buildings being connected through smart building systems or using digital platforms for communication between people, buildings, and services. In this article, we will explore how property owners can leverage technology to improve their operations through the use of  digital twins : virtual representations of physical assets that are either created by software applications or based on existing data sets. It starts with creating a digital twin of the building or a whole portfolio. The first step is to create a digital twin of your building or portfolio. A digital twin is a model that captures the physical and functional characteristics of an asset, such as its size, shape, and location. This can be done using different methods: capture p...