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Didimi - Digital Twin
Didimi are building a platform that unifies multiple data formats used in the construction industry. This reduces the time spent on data translation and the mistakes associated with manual conversion between formats for construction engineers and designers.
Financial period: 20 Nov 2023 to 30 Nov 2024
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Didimi develops information management software which allows construction firms to produce digital twins.
Didimi has successfully raised its pre-seed round of £750k to further invest in its product and go-to-market. Didimi will hire 3 key staff for this effort, generating job growth for the UK. Didimi has successfully won £42k from the TRIG Catapult grant, to deliver its first pilot project together with National Highways, Costain, and a large vehicle manufacturer. Highway survey data captured from passenger vehicles will be registered into the DT, and be presented to Costain and National Highways stakeholders to make data-informed decisions about highways operations and maintenance. Didimi has signed a partnership agreement with the vehicle manufacturer to deliver this pilot, and is in the process of applying for innovation funding directly from NH to further commercialize outcomes.
1 Dec 2024 to 28 Feb 2025
In the landscape of BIM based information exchange, a pervasive challenge looms large as architects grapple with sharing design models across software tools like Revit, Tekla or Solidworks, resulting in an alarming 90% information loss. This not only imposes a considerable burden in terms of time but also introduces the potential for costly errors that bu...
1 Oct 2024 to 31 Mar 2025
In the dynamic landscape of architectural collaboration, a pervasive challenge looms large as architects grapple with sharing design models across tools like Rhino, Revit, or SketchUp, resulting in an alarming 90% information loss. This not only imposes a considerable burden in terms of time but also introduces the potential for costly errors that burden ...
