Imagine trying to build a skyscraper on a giant cake without knowing if the cake is spongy or hard in the middle. This tool acts like a high-tech X-ray and brain for the ground, using smart algorithms to predict exactly how the soil will behave. It lets engineers adjust their plans in real-time as they dig, preventing expensive surprises and wasted materials.
Geotechnical uncertainty leads to over-designed structures, massive cost overruns, and safety hazards. This inefficiency contributes to high carbon emissions and financial losses in large-scale construction.
A cloud-native SaaS platform called DAARWIN featuring a Parallel High-Performance-Computing Architecture and an integrated GRound Information System (GRIS).
If you are an infrastructure developer dealing with unpredictable soil conditions — this project developed DAARWIN, a SaaS platform that reduces cost overruns which currently average 45% of project costs.
If you are a large building contractor dealing with high embodied carbon in foundations — this project developed a digital platform that optimizes designs to lower the 11% of global carbon emissions caused by construction.
If you are a government agency dealing with site safety risks — this project developed a ground information system that helps prevent the 60,000 fatal accidents that occur on construction sites yearly.
The technology is commercialized as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform called DAARWIN. Based on available project data, specific pricing tiers are not listed.
Yes, it is specifically designed for Capital Infrastructure and Large Building Projects using a Parallel High-Performance-Computing Architecture to handle complex data.
The project was coordinated by SAALG GEOMECHANICS SL. Based on available project data, specific licensing terms are not provided, but it is delivered as a SaaS product.
The DAARWIN platform is compatible with the latest version of the commercial geotechnical software P.
Based on available project data, the implementation timeline is not specified, but the platform provides an end-to-end digital flow from planning to maintenance.
The project is led by a single SME, SAALG GEOMECHANICS SL, based in Spain. With a 100% industry ratio and no university or research partners, the consortium is lean and focused entirely on commercial delivery and market entry via the EIC Accelerator program.
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