Operator
Runs the process through screens, alarms and controls.
DIGITAL TWIN · EDUCATION & GOVERNMENT
EON Control Room
Understand the system. Practise as a team.
Connect operator, field, command and instructor perspectives in one virtual operation. Turn process behaviour and team decisions into a shared learning experience.
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IMAGINE THE EXPERIENCE
Education & government
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EON Live + EON Control Room
One operation. Every role connected.
A shared simulation environment for engineering education, vocational practice and public-service readiness. Learners take different responsibilities in the same operation, with instructors guiding the exercise and reviewing what happened.
Field team
Checks and operates equipment in the shared scene.
Emergency command
Coordinates people, information and resources as the incident develops.
Instructor
Sets the exercise, follows every role and explains the result through replay.
Eight workspaces for the complete product
The workspace design keeps the same equipment identity and physical state as people change views and responsibilities.
Plant
Understand the operationExplore the site in 3D, move between equipment, schematics and trends, and inspect the model’s limits.
Operate
Control the same processBring operator screens, faceplates, controller modes and requested versus actual state into one view.
Protect
Understand every constraintMake permissives, interlocks, trips, resets and instrument quality visible to the people who need them.
Rehearse
Teach and challenge the teamPrepare faults and scenarios, choose Teach, Practice or Prove, and coordinate the exercise as an instructor.
Field
Practise at the equipmentConfirm the asset and procedure, act in context, and capture observations and handovers.
Command
Coordinate the responseSee the incident, assign owners and resources, and track acknowledgments and decisions.
Engineer
Build and qualify the modelReuse equipment, bind assets, configure models and controls, and run studies and acceptance cases.
Improve
Learn from the evidenceReplay events across roles, review performance and approve changes before releasing the next version.
Five customer priorities
Simulation depth
Credible process behaviour, familiar controls and engineering tools, qualified for their intended use.
AI creation
Start with approved sources and reusable equipment; specialists review the draft before release.
Team rehearsal
Connect operator, field and command decisions through one exercise and a shared replay.
Connected work
Carry approved procedures and reviewed evidence between practice and the real job.
Creation and ownership effort
Measure the effort to build, update and maintain the complete accepted system.
Learning together
A valve problem, seen by every role
An engineering or utility-training cohort investigates a pressure alarm. An operator reads the process view, a field learner checks the equipment and a command learner coordinates the response. The instructor uses the shared-replay design to discuss each decision and handover.
The EON connection
Built alongside EON Live
For a technical college, university engineering programme or government training centre, the learning value is a shared explanation of process, responsibility and evidence. This is an illustrative audience application of the same product direction.
Product direction and engineering plan · 29 September 2026
Explore the product presentation
Explore the product experience and the eight-workspace design. The full workspace design forms the product roadmap.
EON Control Room is the simulator product. EON Control is the platform workspace; Situation Room supplies incident rehearsal.
UNDERSTAND THE PRODUCT
Understand the system. Practise as a team.
The pump-station demo introduces a shared mission. The product roadmap extends this into eight workspaces: Plant, Operate, Protect, Rehearse, Field, Command, Engineer and Improve.
Choose a role
Approach the pump-station mission from a defined team responsibility.
Investigate together
Explore the plant and process, then examine the change in pressure and its context.
Agree on an action
Use a shared operational picture to discuss the next safe step as a team.
IMAGINE THE APPLICATION
Put the capability
in a learning context.
An engineering or utility-training cohort uses different roles to investigate a pressure alarm, coordinate a response and review how information changed each decision.
Connect operator, field, command and instructor perspectives in one virtual operation. Turn process behaviour and team decisions into a shared learning experience.
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