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Add live data and indoor maps to the 3D model you already have

The 3D spatial data you have already built is used as it is, and the only thing added is a layer that places live data on it by coordinate. Buildings drawn as exteriors only get their interiors filled in with indoor maps and indoor location.

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From the existing 3D model down to indoor location

The 3D city model reuses existing spatial data, and external data is connected from each agency. Indoor maps and indoor location infrastructure inside the buildings are newly built, and the quotation is calculated on that basis.

ORBRO Server

The layer that reuses 3D spatial data already built and places live data on top of it by coordinate. It pulls data by API from the systems of each department and outside agency and aligns it by location, so there is no need to rebuild the 3D model or remove the monitoring system already in use. A closed network configuration installed on a server inside the government building is also supported.

Live data aligned on the existing 3D model

The spatial data already built is used as it is, and the only addition is a layer that places live data on it by coordinate. Because no new model is created, the build cost and schedule shrink accordingly.

3D spatial data displayed in real time

The 3D spatial data already built by national bodies and local governments is taken and used as it is. Data from each system is placed on top of it by coordinate, so no cost or schedule goes into building a new model. New kinds of data align on the same coordinates, so they show up without rebuilding the screen.

Air quality and weather data connected in real time

The control room server takes data from the Korea Meteorological Administration and overlays temperature and air quality on the 3D city model. Instead of reading figures in a table, you see which zone holds the bad value directly in space, which speeds up the choice of where to respond. The regions shown and the refresh interval are set to match the observation points the client already uses.

Building information and occupancy by zone

How many people are in each building right now and which zone they are concentrated in is counted as a headcount only and placed on the 3D model. No one is identified and no individual movement paths are kept, only the numbers per zone, so it can be applied in spaces the public uses. Comparing usage across times of day reveals which zones fill up at which hours.

Indoor maps and detection of procedure deviations

A 3D city model draws buildings as exteriors only. Building indoor maps from the floor plan of each level and connecting indoor location brings the building interiors, empty until now, onto the screen. Someone entering a restricted zone or skipping a step in a fixed sequence is detected and kept as an event, with the person who checked it and the action taken recorded alongside.

Indoor map build and the scope of integration

Weather, traffic and video are connected from the data each agency provides and laid out on the same screen. What is newly built is the indoor map and location data inside the buildings, and the quotation is calculated on that basis.

Managing people and vehicle movement data

People and vehicles moving in and out of a facility are counted by zone and placed on the same 3D view. Facility sensor readings and inspection schedules sit on the same location basis, so when a facility was inspected and what condition it is in now can be checked on the map. The scope of integration with each owning department's system is agreed before the project starts.

Public transit service data connected

Data each agency publishes, such as bus and subway service information, is laid out on the same screen. Creating the data and its accuracy belong to the providing agency, and ORBRO takes the role of aligning it on one screen. What can be connected varies with each agency's disclosure policy, so the target list is fixed before work begins.

Aviation and regional mobility data connected

A local government with an airport needs regional data such as flight operations alongside everything else for the picture to hold together. Data is received in whatever format each agency publishes and aligned to the same coordinate system, and items that are not provided are left blank on screen with a substitute indicator shown next to them. What gets connected is confirmed by the agreement reached with each agency.

Integrated CCTV display and monitoring

ORBRO Server lays out video from the existing control center on the same screen and links it to location data so the video for a given point opens immediately. Because several people watch the same screen, the layout is adjusted to the way the agency operates. Split screen layouts are saved and recalled as the situation requires.

Components Based on ORBRO OS

Each solution operates with various products connected on top of ORBRO OS. Configurations can be flexibly adjusted depending on the scope of application and on-site conditions.

ORBRO OS2

Align location, video, and sensor data on a spatial layer to turn all on-site situations into a single operational workflow.

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UWB Location Tracking

Enhance worker safety and precisely manage the movement of assets and equipment through real-time tracking, improving productivity and operational efficiency at the same time.

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Video-based Location Tracking

Analyze camera footage to convert movements of people and vehicles into coordinates, providing map-based real-time tracking along with path and dwell-time analysis.

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Worker Safety Management

Automatically detect events such as falls, collapses, and intrusions. Alerts are sent immediately and situations are recorded to strengthen site safety and support rapid response.

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