Hospital Infrastructure
Represent floors, wards, OPD, IPD, ICU, NICU, operating theatres, emergency areas, beds, utilities, HVAC and electrical systems.
Secure, Connected and Intelligent Hospital Digital Twin
Digitally represent, connect, monitor and analyse the complete hospital ecosystem from physical infrastructure and medical devices to networks, real-time data, cybersecurity, privacy and predictive intelligence.
ArogyaPratirupa connects infrastructure, clinical technology, IT, IoMT, environmental telemetry and operational data while keeping security and privacy integral to the architecture.
Represent floors, wards, OPD, IPD, ICU, NICU, operating theatres, emergency areas, beds, utilities, HVAC and electrical systems.
Connect patient monitors, ventilators, infusion pumps, ECG, imaging, laboratory equipment, sensors and other medical assets.
Map servers, switches, routers, Wi-Fi, IP and SNMP devices, network dependencies and data-centre infrastructure.
Bring together environmental sensors, energy meters, occupancy, asset telemetry and connected-device information.
Support anomaly detection, predictive maintenance, device-health intelligence and operational analytics.
Build cybersecurity, IoMT security, asset discovery, network visibility and security monitoring into the digital ecosystem.
Apply data governance, access control, identity management, auditability and privacy-aware architecture to sensitive healthcare data.
Improve visibility, asset utilisation, operational awareness, safety and evidence-based decision-making across hospital operations.
Spaces, infrastructure, clinical areas, utilities and assets form the operating environment.
A contextual digital representation connects location, condition, ownership and dependencies.
Telemetry and system data are governed through access, identity, privacy and security controls.
Analytics identify anomalies, operating patterns, asset risks and maintenance signals.
Teams receive earlier insight for safer infrastructure, reliable devices and better operations.
See clinical areas, beds, utilities, HVAC and electrical systems in relation to the services and assets they support.
Maintain connected awareness of IoMT and medical equipment condition, location, telemetry and operational dependencies.
Relate IT and network assets to hospital services, data flows, connected devices and security observations.
Monitor environmental condition, energy, occupancy and asset telemetry in a shared operational context.
See infrastructure, devices, networks and environmental signals within one hospital context.
Understand where critical assets are, how they are used and when attention may be required.
Connect real-time conditions and dependencies to the teams responsible for hospital continuity.
Use governed evidence and predictive insight to support maintenance, resilience and patient-serving operations.
No. It is an operational digital-twin approach connecting hospital infrastructure, medical and IoMT assets, IT networks, real-time data, security, privacy and AI-supported intelligence.
The scope can include floors, wards, OPD, IPD, ICU, NICU, operating theatres, emergency areas, beds, utilities, HVAC, electrical systems and supporting infrastructure.
It can connect the context and telemetry of monitors, ventilators, infusion pumps, ECG, imaging, laboratory equipment, sensors and other medical assets, subject to available interfaces.
Security and privacy are architectural pillars covering asset discovery, network visibility, IoMT monitoring, access control, identity, data governance and auditability.
Scope is defined after reviewing hospital areas, assets, data sources, integrations, use cases, security requirements and priority operational outcomes.