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Commercial · The buildings AI lives in

A model that survives change.

After every move, add and change, the drawings no longer match the hall. Pascal re-captures it after the work, keeps the model editable by your team and your agents, and writes every visit back into it, so the record your operators work from is the building as it is.

Talk to us about your facility How it works

A hall as the editor draws it · racks · rows · hot aisle

87%
of impactful data center outages could have been avoided with better processes or configuration
Uptime Institute, 2025
53%
of operators cannot find qualified candidates for operations roles
Uptime Institute, 2026
$8.3B
of urgently needed maintenance across roughly 400 federal courthouses
U.S. Courts
41%
of hospital infrastructure assets are past their expected useful life
ASHE / Facility Health Inc.

How it works

Capture. Edit. Service. On a contract.

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    Capture after every change

    A technician walks the hall with Pascal Capture, under your site's device and escort rules. Racks, rows, overhead trays, CRAC and UPS rooms come back as a model the same day, sharper with every visit.

    iPhone Pro LiDAR · terrestrial scanner optional for higher accuracy

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    Edit with your team and your agents

    The twin opens in Pascal Editor, free and open source. Tag systems, attach MOPs and SOPs, mark remaining useful life. Export IFC, GLB or USDZ into the tools you already run.

    MIT license · IFC export · MCP for coding agents

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    Service against the twin

    Pascal performs the non-OEM preventive work and coordinates your OEM vendors, with the MOP attached to every visit. Photos, notes and changes are written back into the model. The model stays true.

    dedicated technicians · every visit documented · change log

Who we build for

The buildings a city runs on.

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    Data centers

    Always on

    Racks, rows, power chain, cooling and cable paths in one editable twin. Preventive visits on the UPS, generator and CRAC chain with the MOP attached.

    where we start

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    Hospitals

    Life safety, by the room

    Physical-environment rounds and life-safety records tied to the room, not a binder. 41% of hospital assets are already past their useful life.

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    Schools

    One baseline per campus

    A campus-wide condition baseline you can hand to the board, then keep current visit by visit. Half of US districts need multiple systems replaced.

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    City halls

    One register for everything

    One asset register for GASB 34 inventories and the ADA transition plan, captured in an afternoon and kept alive by the crew that services it.

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    Police stations

    A twenty-year horizon

    Secure, access-controlled twins of buildings on a 20-year horizon, with remaining useful life per system instead of a replacement surprise.

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    Courthouses

    A backlog made legible

    Elevators, HVAC and electrical are most of the $8.3B federal courthouse backlog. A twin makes the backlog legible, then workable.

Sources: Uptime Institute Global Data Center Survey 2025 and 2026 · ASHE / Facility Health Inc. · GAO-20-494 · U.S. Courts judiciary real-property white paper.

What you get

Deliverables your consultants and auditors already understand.

  • Condition baseline per building, Uniformat-coded, with remaining useful life per system
  • An editable model in IFC, GLB and USDZ, hosted in Pascal Editor
  • Asset register that feeds FCA and FCI reporting, GASB 34 inventories and ADA transition plans
  • Preventive visit plan with procedures attached, scheduled around your operations
  • Photo and note record of every visit, written back into the twin
  • A dedicated crew that knows the building, not a rotating vendor list

Next step

Scan one building. See what a model that stays true changes.

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