Vireco automatically generates site-specific quantitative models that show how equipment, energy systems, and operating conditions interact. It uses that understanding to forecast response and improve decisions across existing controls.
Airports, data centers, and industrial facilities rely on cooling, electrical systems, storage, generation, charging, and process loads. Each system may have its own controller, while energy use, capacity, cost, and reliability are determined by how the whole site behaves.
Vireco automatically generates quantitative models from the telemetry, control inputs, and operating context available in each control environment. A site-level coordination layer uses them together to understand cross-system influence and evaluate operating decisions across the asset.
Builds a site-specific quantitative representation for each connected control system without requiring manual model construction.
Projects how equipment states, loads, temperatures, demand, and capacity change under different operating choices.
Finds inefficiencies and evaluates operating moves across connected assets using internal behavior and external conditions.
The platform operates above existing BMS, SCADA, DCS, PLC, and energy-management environments. Incumbent controllers continue to handle real-time equipment operation, protection, and safety logic.