Framence
Digitization through photorealistic digital twins
Framence has announced a strategic partnership with the Indian company Pratiti. The aim is to support companies in their digital transformation by combining Framence's digital twins with Pratiti's understanding of digital technology.
Framence, a software company based in southern Hesse, specializes in the creation of photorealistic digital twins for industrial environments. By using digital twins, companies can optimize planning processes, training and onboarding as well as operational processes across industries and meet their documentation obligations.
Pratiti develops customer-specific digital solutions, including in the areas of digital twins, IoT, cloud & edge computing, data science, AR and VR. The company enables industrial customers from the digital factory, smart buildings, energy production, telecommunications and software product companies to navigate the complex digital landscape. Fields of application can be found for assets such as lathes, metal melting plants, power inverter devices and current transformers as well as industrial HVAC systems in the areas of operations, maintenance, supply chains, logistics, optimization of inventory processes, employee safety, QA and more.
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