During the feasibility phase, the site development team faced challenges effectively communicating complex data to a diverse group of stakeholders, including investors, government officials, and landowners.
A mixed reality digital twin provided a powerful communication tool that simplified complex data through a highly visual and interactive group experience. By making technical information accessible, the digital twin made stakeholder communication more effective and supported business decisions.
The mixed reality digital twin solution is currently being deployed by Teyma, the green hydrogen energy developers, as part of the project’s feasibility phase and fundraising efforts.
The project was showcased at Microsoft’s Co-Innovation Lab anniversary, attended by the Vice President of Uruguay, the Ministers of Industry and International Affairs, Microsoft’s Vice President of Business Development, and Microsoft’s Director of Innovation Labs.
