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Twins of real places

A real structure at its real size in its real place, on real terrain and aerial imagery. Zoom from the whole globe down to one deck. Live readings join through the same twin when a sensor is connected.

• Traffic simulated from real counts

  Golden Gate Bridge

  Towers 227 m, main span 1,280 m, a suspender every 15.2 m, built from the published dimensions on the real tower positions. Cars run on a model fed by the bridge district's own toll count: 1,496,004 southbound in June 2026. Press one button and ride across.

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• Condition simulated until sensors join

  A bridge owner's portfolio

  Golden Gate, Storebælt East, Øresund and Höga Kusten, each built in 3D from its public dimensions. Fly from the globe onto any deck. Strain, deck temperature and cable tension land here when the sensors are joined.

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• Figures simulated

  The money side of the same bridges

  Budget, spending, toll income and maintenance backlog for each of the four bridges, on the same object as the 3D model. Close to the deck you see the structure; zoom out and you see the books.

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• Simulation, checked against the real fire

  The Camp Fire, run again

  The 2018 fire on its real terrain, fuel and weather, minute by minute. The model reaches Paradise in 71 minutes. The real fire took 75.

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• Live fire list, model forecast

  Every fire burning now

  Every fire NASA and the US fire centre list right now, on one globe. Fly close to one and the same model runs it forward 12 hours on its own terrain.

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• Positions are a picture, no feed yet

  Yantian port, Shenzhen

  Ship-to-shore cranes and trucks built to their published sizes in metres. Join the terminal's crane and gate data and the same scene moves with the real port.

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• Real building model

  One building, an app per engineer

  A clinic, 56.6 by 16.0 by 77.9 m, from buildingSMART's public sample model. Structure, architecture and services sit in one twin, and each engineer opens their own app on it.

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Factories and supply chains

A factory floor, the trucks that feed it and the manager who runs several of them, on the same globe as everything else.

• Real floor plan and roads

  One factory and its supply chain

  A robot assembly line in Huaqiangbei with its real stations and step times. Boards, servos and machined parts arrive by truck on real roads with real drive times. Finished robots leave for the customer, the airport and the port.

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• Published twins

  Every line one manager runs

  Each line's twin, where its parts come from and the print farm that feeds it, on one screen.

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• Real counts

  249,666 manufacturers

  Every manufacturer on ce-net as a count per area. Zoom in and the detail streams in. No name or address ever leaves the server.

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• Simulated from a real layout

  Walk a factory floor

  Every machine live, every job tracked. Follow one lot through the floor, change a station and watch the flow move.

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• Simulation

  Every route on the floor, timed

  A real factory's layout rebuilt from a walkthrough video: every machine, the routes material takes between them and each cycle time.

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Foreman

The foreman of ce-net, and everyone gets one. Tell it what you want made. It finds the factory, runs the machines through their twins and shows you the result.

• Real footage

  A real arm and its twin

  Filmed in our Shenzhen workshop: the robot arm and its twin make the same pick. The twin rehearses every move before the arm makes it.

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• Twin, real arm's control software

  A robot arm takes a laptop apart

  All ten screws out and into the tray, in the twin, driven by the same commands the real arm gets. The bit stays within 0.11 mm of each screw's axis.

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• ce-net.com/mcpOne address for Claude or any MCP client
  Live

  Add ce-net to your own AI

  Your AI gets the whole tool registry: find a factory, quote a part, check a print file, book a printer. One address, no install.

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Simulate it before you build it

Every machine gets a twin with real physics. The twin runs the job first, so the real one does it right the first time.

• Simulation

  A CNC cut, checked against the drawing

  The mill runs the real program in its twin. The finished part matches the drawing: 99.9 % within 0.05 mm, no lost motor steps.

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• Simulation

  A car, down to each tyre

  Each tyre makes grip from a measured tyre model, and the forces show live as the car corners. Change the car, run it again.

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• Simulation

  A robot arm, planned screw by screw

  The arm checks its path clear over every screw before it moves. The same plan then drives the real arm.

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The printer network

Print shops around the world join one network and take jobs from it. Every file is checked against the printer it is going to before it prints.

• Real network

  The network growing toward 1,000 printers

  Each city with printers on ce-net, and how many are listed, connected and online now. Shops stay private: cities only.

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Design

• CAD

  A mold, designed and checked

  The two-part mold for a sensing pad, drawn and checked in CAD. Turn it yourself in the 3D studio.

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• Product

  GLIMT, electronics you can touch

  Put a block on the steel plate and it is live. Power, a switch and a light: three blocks and the LED is on. No wires, no breadboard, no code to start.

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