SAMARTH capability
Intelligent infrastructure
Intelligent infrastructure is a building, campus or network that measures itself and can be managed from that information. It is planned across the whole lifecycle, not just the build.
Problems organisations bring
- Facilities that cannot report their own condition
- Energy use that nobody can explain
- Separate building systems that do not talk to each other
- Assets maintained by calendar instead of condition
Scope of work
- Smart campuses and intelligent hospitals
- Smart manufacturing and industrial facilities
- Connected logistics
- Smart energy systems
- Research laboratories and institutional computing
- Lifecycle planning from discovery to maintenance
How an engagement runs
- Consultation. Every engagement begins with a registered consultation request and a call with a SAMARTH consultant, who confirms what is actually needed.
- Discovery and site assessment. Requirements, site conditions and existing systems are recorded first.
- Architecture and vendors. Technology selection, vendor selection, cost estimation and procurement planning.
- Delivery and handover. Engineering, installation, testing, commissioning, training and handover, then maintenance.
What is delivered
- Requirements and site assessment
- Technical architecture
- Procurement plan
- Commissioning, training and handover records
Limits we state plainly
Construction and electrical work are done by licensed contractors.
Each party's responsibility is set out in the contract.
Questions
What does the lifecycle cover?
Requirement discovery, site assessment, feasibility, architecture, technology and vendor selection, cost estimation, procurement planning, engineering, installation, testing, commissioning, training, handover and maintenance.
Can you take over an existing facility?
Yes. Many projects start by instrumenting and connecting what is already there.
Related capabilities
Data centres
Data centre and cloud infrastructure: requirements, site assessment, architecture, vendor selection, commissioning and handover, through qualified partners.
Energy technology
Renewable energy, storage, smart energy management, grids and advanced power systems, with regulated work delivered through licensed partners.
Manufacturing transformation
Smart factories, computer-vision quality inspection, digital twins, MES and supply-chain intelligence for conventional manufacturers.