Walk the site, then click straight through to the data.

A render you can spin is a picture. What a crew needs is the plant they recognise, on survey coordinates, with the live tags, the P&ID and the datasheet hanging off the equipment they belong to.

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The model

Not a schematic. The site.

Built on real coordinates, so what you move through matches the plant you run, and every marker opens the record behind the object it sits on.

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Select any object for its live values, its history and the documents that govern it.

From the view to the source

Click an object and its record opens there.

Select a pump, a vessel or a line and its live values, its history and its linked records open in place, so you are not jumping between systems to find a reading that should have been attached to the thing in the first place.

Live values on the object

A tank shows its real level, a line its real flow, read from the same record as everything else.

History beside it

What the object is doing now and what it did before, on one view.

Linked records

Open work, sensors and calculations reachable from the part itself.

Geospatial, not abstract

Positions come from survey coordinates and laser scan, so the model matches the as-built plant and not the drawing of it.

The whole facility

Units, lines and structures as one connected scene, not a folder of separate models.

Recognisable on day one

Crews see the plant they know. There is no diagram to decode first.

Documents on the part

Jump from equipment to its drawings.

Every object carries the engineering knowledge that governs it: drawings, datasheets, manuals. The reference is one click from the thing it describes rather than somewhere on a drive with a filename someone chose in 2011.

Drawings and datasheets

P&IDs, isometrics and vendor manuals attached to the equipment they govern, not filed near it.

No hunting

Open the document from the object instead of searching for it.

Current revision

The version that governs the asset now, with the earlier ones still readable.

Your questions, answered

How do our 3D models get in?: CAD and 3D assets are converted into Muono's format and placed in the scene. We scope which assets and which areas up front, so you know what is in the first pass before it starts.
Can we see live sensor data in the scene?: Yes. Sensor values stream onto the objects they belong to, so a tank shows its real level and a line its real flow, with history available on the same view.
How does it roll out across a site?: Site by site. We scope your 3D assets and data, bring one facility online, and expand from there rather than modelling everything before anyone can use it.
What if we have no 3D model of an area?: The record still works without it. The model is how you navigate the record rather than where the record lives, so areas can be added as their assets are scanned or drawn.

See your own asset data on a model you recognise.

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