Klorad Platform
One platform for every twin you run.
Klorad connects a place, its systems and the people who run it into one live picture. One core runs every Klorad Solution, and your systems stay where they are.
A twin senses, thinks and acts.
Every Klorad twin runs the same loop between the place and its model, and a person decides every action.
One twin, a view for every team.
A World is a team's own view of the site, on the same live twin. Four things define it.
Scope
Which objects and layers its members see, filtered on the server.
Capabilities
Which actions they may take and which modules they get.
Members
The users, teams or roles allowed in. Nobody, until named.
Presentation
Theme, camera, layers, and whether it is public or signed in.
Everything a twin needs, built in.
The same on every site; each Solution adds what its domain needs.
A licence for each site.
The twin you hand over keeps working for as long as the asset does. Implementation is scoped as its own project, and support levels are agreed for each site.
Editions that grow with your site
Start with what the site needs. Add modules as it grows.
Klorad Cloud, Dedicated or Sovereign
Our cloud, a dedicated environment, or your own servers.
Need a module we do not have?
We build it and maintain it.
Extend your twin in code.
A TypeScript SDK on the same system model, rendered by three.js and OpenLayers today. Package access for the developers of our customers and partners.
import { createScene } from "@klorad/api/world";
const scene = createScene({
coordinateSystem: { origin: { lat: 40.6401, lon: 22.9444 } },
});
scene.add({
name: "Pump 07",
position: { east: 12, north: -4 },
geometry: { kind: "model", uri: "/models/pump.glb" },
correspondence: "shadow",
binding: { source: "scada", entity: "pump-07" },
});Built on a published system model.
Three layers with one rule: the World layer owns meaning, and Access and Integration depend on it, never the reverse.
World
The scene, its objects, their state and the rules that change them.
Access
Who reaches the twin, through which device, with which entitlement.
Integration
Sensors, systems, location services and AI, coupled to the twin through connectors.
Talk to the people who built it.
A technical briefing on the architecture, the connectors and where your systems plug in.