Smartworld OS
Built @ CityZenith
CityZenith is a startup based in Chicago which produces a smart building & city platform called SmartWorld OS.
SmartWorld OS synthesizes GIS data, BIM models, device events from IoT hubs and other API sources into a single development platform upon which applications can be built and visualizations and 4D experiences can be created.
As Engineering & Product Director, I played a central role in designing and executing this product on a low budget and ultra-rapid timeframe (with periodic customer deliverables). The team and I spent many, many late nights pulling together a platform that could feasibly connect the virtual with the physical.
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Below are a series of vignettes from the desktop client.
Urban overview showing placed models and visual graph of feeds on the backend.
View showing a colored background dataset and various feed dimensions and asset colorization based on feed value
Simple 1-tile overview of a corner of Millennium Park with a single dataset colored by an attribute
Overview of a point based feature dataset colored by attribute
Cropped view of a building quadrant showing 3d crop controls
Interior perspective of a floor of a building with feeds attached to geometric components
Placed & scaled point cloud of the Notre Dame with area measurement
Interior of point cloud based mesh of a warehouse
Overview of a section of a soccer stadium with IoT dashboard of occ. seats (demonstrator project)