Direct cities toward what works.
Our mission is to make a significant difference in the overall effectiveness of urban spaces and direct funding towards notable achievements in triple bottom line and ESG aspects.
The problem
10.1 billion
By 2060, the global population is expected to reach approximately 10.1 billion, with a significant majority living in metropolitan areas. This shift is an opportunity for urban centers to thrive, but only if they accommodate the growth sustainably while promoting economic development and meeting environmental and social goals. Current trends suggest a concerning scenario: unless urban planning and policy change significantly, a large portion of the urban populace might face conditions akin to slums by 2060.
Why we are here
Utilizing cutting-edge digital twinning, enhanced visualization, blockchain, and artificial intelligence, we have the power to revolutionize urban landscapes. This approach renders them smarter, more resilient, and sustainable, resulting in high-performance assets with increased liquidity.
What we are doing
Neurba has created an innovative data technology that swiftly generates digital twins of cities as 3D parametric models on a web-based platform, accompanied by live analytics. Our digital twinning solution, Canvas, leverages a distinctive semantic data structure known as Precinct Information Modelling (PIM). This technology enables the rapid creation of a city's digital counterpart in just a few weeks. Canvas serves as the essential groundwork for cities aiming to develop environments that are livable and sustainable, with optimized land utilization and infrastructure.
Our journey
Central to our journey is exploring the optimal utilization of urban spaces and essential resources to enhance livability, sustainability, and resilience, while also generating significant economic benefits and financial gains for the community. A data-driven approach is crucial, as data provides clear insights into current conditions. We contend that smart, informed management of land and resources, employing advanced technologies, can achieve the vision of smarter, more livable cities and communities.
