Immersia

IMMERSIA Data Visualization is a Spanish technology SME based in San Sebastián, specialised in advanced data visualisation and digital twins.

Our platform, TOKII.

TOKII is a modular digital twin platform available on web, desktop, mobile, tablet and extended reality headsets. It unifies data from IoT sensors, SCADA systems, ERPs, PLCs and other assets through REST API and MQTT, supports BIM models and GIS systems, and deploys either in the cloud or fully on-premise within the organisation's own infrastructure.

On top of that data layer, TOKII provides:

- A no-code 3D editor for building custom immersive environments, with KPIs and charts overlaid directly on the digital twin
- No-code machine learning: train predictive models, simulate scenarios and anticipate operational failures without programming; previously trained models can be connected and compared on the twin
- Natural-language querying to generate KPIs and historical comparisons - Alarm thresholds, automatic notifications, ticketing and task management
- AR field visualisation with GNSS positioning, and remote asset control via MQTT

Where we work

Manufacturing, energy, AECO, telecommunications, smart cities and education.
Our smart city work centres on unifying urban services in a single platform for real-time monitoring, analysis and optimisation.

What we bring to LDT4SSC

We are not a transport modelling firm, an urban simulation house, or a data-space integrator. What we bring is the layer that sits above those: the interactive, immersive, citizen-facing environment where a municipal officer actually compares scenarios and makes a decision, plus the predictive AI services that feed it.

This maps directly onto Work Strand 3: advanced predictive and prescriptive capabilities, and citiverse-style immersive participatory tools.

What we are looking for

A consortium that is already formed, with its two local or regional authorities in place, and which still needs a technology partner for the visualisation and AI-services layer. We are not looking to lead a consortium for Call 3.

We would rather be precise than oversell: TOKII integrates natively via REST and MQTT and supports GIS and BIM, and we are currently assessing our alignment with SIMPL, NGSI-LD, DCAT-AP and ODRL. Any partner will hear about the integration work involved before signing, not after.