DoTwin connects to the sensors you already have, learns how your equipment actually behaves, and tells you what breaks next — and what to change to stop it. Built for heavy industry, deployed on your own hardware.
A dashboard shows you what happened. A twin stays synchronized with the plant: data flows out from every unit on the flowsheet, and decisions flow back. The rate at which those two sides agree is the twinning rate — and it's the difference between reporting and operating.
Every stage is a node you drag onto a canvas and wire up. No notebooks to maintain, no scripts to hand off — the pipeline you draw is the pipeline that runs in production.
Stream from MQTT, or pull history from Postgres, MySQL and CSV. Your existing sensor tags, unchanged.
Resample, roll, lag and split timestamps. Write formulas by clicking column names into place.
Pick a model, set a target, and search the hyperparameter space with grid or random search.
Real ROC curves, confusion matrices and residuals from a real run — never a placeholder.
Register the model, bind it to a dashboard, and set alarm rules on the values that matter.
Build a training graph node by node. The builder checks compatibility as you wire — a regression metric won't attach to a classifier, and a continuous target won't attach to a classification model.
Gauges, time series, flow-sheets and alarm logs, bound to live MQTT keys. Drop in your own plant SVG and pin readings onto the equipment they belong to.
Move a setpoint and see the predicted effect on throughput before you touch the plant. Driven by registered causal models, with confounders held constant.
Train across sites without moving raw data off any of them. Pick the participating models, choose an aggregation strategy, and build a shared global model.
One Ubuntu server, one docker compose up. Process data never leaves the site network, and there's no per-seat licence metering how many engineers open the dashboard.
The fastest way to evaluate DoTwin is a single piece of equipment with a year of history behind it. Send us the tag list and we'll walk you through a working twin of it.