📋 Tender Overview
At the 17th Tyumen forum and exhibition Infotech-2024, Rostelecom demonstrated a domestic module, Digital Twin of the City, which can combine all information about municipal property: data on power supply networks, lighting, water and heating infrastructure, transport overpasses, buildings and structures.
The system collects information from meters and controllers of all types of resources, such as water supply, analyzes and notifies those responsible about deviations from standard parameter states, and also allows determining optimal management decisions, predicts emergency response measures, plans routine maintenance and service consumption.
The virtual twin will also be useful to the population: people will be able to create requests to eliminate an accident or malfunction, linking the request to a geographic point and attaching a photo. This will significantly speed up the receipt of information about emergency situations by dispatch services.
Vladimir Barvinsky, director of the branch in the Tyumen and Kurgan regions of the Rostelecom company:
"Modern cities especially need system-forming digital platforms that contribute to the development of the economy and improvement of safety and quality of life in the urban environment. The areas where 3D models are used are increasing every year. Today, almost all regions of Russia have problems in the housing and utilities sector, in particular, in the capital repairs of apartment buildings: the lack of real verified data on the technical condition of the housing stock, the financial insecurity of regional capital repair programs, as well as the problem of its priority without taking into account data on the real technical condition of the building. Rostelecom's portfolio includes a unique product - "Digital Twin of an Apartment Building", developed by engineers in the construction industry and included in the register of domestic software. The solution allows for the complete automation of activities on the inspection and monitoring of the technical condition of the building, from field work to the analysis of the information received and its transfer to the capital repair fund systems for consideration when updating plans."
Also, as part of the project to create digital twins in several Russian cities, Rostelecom has already created smart street lighting maps. For this purpose, energy-efficient lamps are installed on existing supports, which have an individual control module with GPS and a SIM card. Thanks to this, it is possible to monitor the operation of each individual lamp online and control it remotely. Smart lamps allow saving up to 80% of electricity costs, including savings due to reduced brightness at night when the traffic flow on the road decreases.
