The building’s technical knowledge
Organise equipment manuals, maintenance records and approved procedures. Staff can find information and prepare summaries from selected sources, retaining references to the original documents.
DEVELOPERS · OPERATORS · INTEGRATORS
A building with its own
operational knowledge.
Building manuals, procedures and documents accessible through a local AI node. A pilot proposal to bring T-Chat into buildings, campuses and infrastructure.
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APPLICATIONS
Make knowledge operational.
A dedicated node, sized for access
Evaluate a dedicated Apple Silicon machine, placement, cooling and local network. Define who can access it, from which devices and under what load. Nearby does not replace network and access design.
Planned information continuity
For isolated sites and shelters, assess local access to documents and tools prepared in advance. Power, backups, updates and licence validity are part of the plan. Offline availability is not inherently unlimited.
FIRST STEP
From a single building to a campus
The first pilot could serve an office building, industrial site or facility-managed complex. Start with an authorised technical archive and a group of operators. Measure source retrieval, answer quality, network access and response times under load before considering expansion to other properties.
Read the practical guideSCOPE
A service designed with the site operator
T-Chat provides the software platform. A dedicated enclosure, backup power, networking and environmental requirements must be designed and validated with the partner. This is not an already certified bunker, emergency or building-safety device. AI supports document consultation; it does not control critical systems or replace qualified staff and official communications.
Hardware and sizingLet’s talk
Build your first AI pilot.
Share your use case, hardware and constraints. We will define a practical scope to evaluate together.