ParaMatic PlantVision

Live plant data, linked to the BIM model.

We are building a link between live data from plant equipment and the BIM model, through Trimble Connect. It is our Trimble 0-60 Challenge entry: a working proof of concept, not a released product.

Top 10of 128 applicants in the Trimble 0-60 Challenge
10 Novdemo day at Trimble Dimensions, Las Vegas, 2026
12 weeksof building it, with help from Trimble's teams
Trimble Connect showing a plant model with a dryer selected, next to its temperature, a list of assets with their levels, and counts of alarms and running equipment

The proof of concept in Trimble Connect, on demo data.

Top 10of 128 applicants in the Trimble 0-60 Challenge
10 Novdemo day at Trimble Dimensions, Las Vegas, 2026
12 weeksof building it, with help from Trimble's teams
What it is

Plant data and the design model, in one place.

Our entry turns raw field data into live digital twins of working plants.

Data from the plant's own systems

Live data from working equipment, taken from the plant's own control systems: SCADA and PLC data.

Linked to the BIM model

The data is linked to the BIM model through Trimble Connect.

Follow working equipment

Teams can monitor and manage working equipment in the same model they used to design it.

What the demo shows

Plant model in Trimble Connect with equipment shown in red for an alarm
Alarms on the modelEquipment turns red in the 3D model when an alarm goes off, and green when it runs normally.
Live trend chart of vibration, temperature and moisture, with minimum, average and maximum cards
Live trendsVibration, temperature and moisture readings, with the plant's key numbers on top.
The panel for one asset, with live readings and a button to its SAP maintenance schedule
Maintenance linkEach asset links to its maintenance schedule in SAP.
Plant model with its steel members coloured by condition grade
Steel conditionSteel members are coloured by their condition, and each one carries its history, site photos and work orders.

All screens use demo data in Trimble Connect, not a real plant.

Trimble Connect with a plant model in grey and one cyclone picked out in blue
Where it stands

A working proof of concept, not a released product.

Over the 12-week technical phase of the challenge, with help from Trimble's teams, the idea became a working proof of concept. It is not a released product, so it is not for sale yet.

  • Entered in the Connected Data category
  • One of 10 finalists going to demo day, from 128 applicants
  • The challenge result is decided on demo day, 10 November 2026
Trimble 0-60 Challenge

From 128 applicants to demo day.

The 0-60 Challenge is Trimble's 12-week programme for early-stage companies. Finalists build a working link with Trimble software, with help from Trimble's teams, then show it at Trimble Dimensions.

  1. Applications

    128 companies apply from around the world.

  2. 15 finalists named

    Trimble names 15 finalists from 9 countries. Our entry is in the Connected Data category.

    Read the news: 15 finalists named
  3. Kick-off in Westminster, Colorado

    Marhinus du Plessis, our founder, presents at Trimble's offices.

  4. Halfway demos

    Trimble reviews the 15 finalists halfway through the 12-week technical phase.

    Read the news: Halfway demos
  5. Top 10 for demo day

    After the technical phase, Trimble names the 10 finalists who go to demo day. ParaMatic is one of them.

    Read the news: Top 10 for demo day
Point cloud of a tank farm with a new pipe route modelled through it
Who it's for

For plant owners.

The link is for the teams that run working plants. They can follow their equipment in the same model that was used to design it.

Live data needs a BIM model of the plant. If you do not have one, our Projects team can laser scan your plant and build a digital twin of it in Tekla.

Digital twins and AR 3D laser scanning
Live data

Want live data in your plant model?

It is a proof of concept today. Tell us about your plant and its control systems, and we will talk it through with you.