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Digital Twin for Asset Management Systems, Tohu Inspec, Standalone…

- - - - Your Gaussian Splats will be natively compatible with CesiumJS
      - Portfolio-level views — multiple properties on a single map — each with photorealistic Gaussian Splat capability
      - Enterprise-grade geospatial integration built on an open standard
      - Government and infrastructure clients who already use Cesium can integrate directly
      - This is the technical foundation that makes Tohu Inspec enterprise-ready from day one.
- - - - → Measurement tools
      - → Annotation + templates
      - → Defect management
      - → PDF reports
      - → CMMS integration (Frankie)
  - - - Real-time walkthrough
        
        → Client presentations
        
        → Contractor briefings
        
        → Board reporting
        
        → 4D time-lapse
- - - - Flag sealant patches
      - → Identify corrosion
      - → Count HVAC units
      - → Map drainage points
- - - - The market in 2030 will be 7x larger than it is today
      - Most of the money has not been spent yet
      - Most of the clients have not chosen their platform yet
      - Most of the use cases have not been solved yet
      - You are not entering a mature market. You are entering a market at the beginning of its growth curve.
- - - - Early Majority
        
        Late Majority
      - We are here
- - - - Xero is our most relevant comparison. Rod Drury built Xero in New Zealand — a small market — against established global competitors. He won by being:
        
        NZ-native and cloud-first
        
        Focused on a specific underserved segment
        
        Better designed and easier to use
        
        Built for the local market's specific needs
        
        That is exactly your strategy with Tohu.
      - The Xero Comparison Blueprint
        
        Rod Drury built Xero in Wellington NZ starting in 2006:
        
        Against MYOB which had dominated NZ accounting for 20 years
        
        Against global giants like Intuit (QuickBooks)
        
        Starting with just NZ as the market
        
        With a product that was genuinely better for the specific NZ/AU market
        
        Today Xero has 4 million subscribers and is worth over $15 billion NZD.
        
        The parallel to Tohu:
        
        Trendspek = MYOB — established but not dominant, not NZ-native
        
        International giants = Intuit — focused on bigger markets
        
        NZ first = Xero's strategy — prove the model locally then expand
        
        Better product = Gaussian Splatting + AI + NZ compliance + Māori sovereignty
        
        Rod Drury didn't ask "is it too late to build accounting software?" He asked "can I build something better for this specific market?"
- - - - Full photogrammetric mesh with measurement tools
      - Condition annotations and templates
      - Conservation priority mapping
      - Change detection between capture cycles
      - Exportable orthophotos and CAD data
      - Detailed defect and fabric condition records
  - - - Photorealistic Gaussian Splat walkthrough
      - Feels like being physically present at the site
      - Cultural storytelling overlaid on the 3D experience
      - Educational content linked to specific locations
      - Accessible on any device — phone, tablet, VR headset
- - - - Treaty House, Busby House, Te Whare Rūnanga
      - The grounds, flagpole, Memorial House
      - Full site condition record for Heritage NZ
      - Photorealistic public virtual tour
    - - Interior of Te Whare Rūnanga — the most elaborately carved meeting house in NZ
      - Every tukutuku panel, every carved pou, every kowhaiwhai rafter
      - Cultural significance annotations by Ngāpuhi
      - Restricted access controls for tapu elements
    - - Heritage NZ has a permanent condition record
      - Ngāpuhi own their cultural data with tiered access
      - The global NZ diaspora can walk through Waitangi from anywhere in the world
      - School students in Christchurch can visit virtually on a Tuesday afternoon
      - International tourists preview before visiting — or experience it after if they couldn't go
- - - - Urbanise - Retail property REIT operations (Utilized by Westfield)
      - Frankie - Industrial property, small portfolios
      - Simpro - FM contractors field service
      - Simpro - FM contractors field service
      - Facilio - large commercial portfolios (digital Twin ambition)
- - - - Phillip Searle - Head of Asset Management
      - Quentin Atkins - Facility manager
  - - - Auckland Council
- - - - Āpōpō As a Stategic Partner
      - Tohu inspec Plataform MVP
        
        Tohu Heritage