This SIM-ON overview is designed for new users who want to understand what the platform can do before going deeper into specific tutorials. SIM-ON combines a spatial 3D interface with practical building operations tools, making it easier to manage smart buildings, connected spaces, equipment, documents, maintenance tasks, and IoT devices.

In this SIM-ON tutorial, we walk through the first configuration steps inside the platform: account settings, language preferences, user options, and the basic setup needed before working with 3D spaces, IoT devices, asset data, and facility management workflows.

In this SIM-ON tutorial, we show how to set up a new space manually by creating custom rooms. This option is especially useful when you want to organize a property, apartment, office, facility, or building area without relying on an imported smart home structure. You can define rooms yourself, connect the 3D walkthrough context, and prepare the project for asset management, IoT control, facility maintenance, and spatial documentation.

In this tutorial, we show how SIM-ON can simplify the setup process by using room data from a selected smart home provider hub. Instead of creating every room manually, you can import the structure and prepare your space for IoT device control, building automation, asset management, and facility maintenance inside a 3D interface.

In this tutorial, we show how asset management works in SIM-ON. You will see how to create an asset, define its name, category, room, description, links, attachments, and 3D location. Once the asset is placed in the digital space, it becomes easier to connect documents, service information, events, and maintenance planning to the physical object in the building.

In this tutorial, we show how SIM-ON helps teams report problems, assign tasks, add attachments, communicate with users, connect tickets to assets, and track issue status in both 3D and 2D views. Instead of handling maintenance issues through scattered messages, photos, emails, or spreadsheets, SIM-ON brings the workflow into one spatial environment.

In this SIM-ON tutorial, we show how IoT scenes help automate common actions across connected devices. Scenes can simplify everyday building operations by grouping device behavior into repeatable actions, such as turning selected lights on or off, adjusting smart devices, or preparing a room for a specific use case.

This tutorial focuses on the connection between SIM-ON and IBM Maximo workflows. Maximo is commonly used for enterprise asset management, maintenance, inspection, and reliability operations. SIM-ON adds a visual Digital Twin layer that helps users access asset information from within a 3D representation of the building or facility.

In this SIM-ON tutorial, we show how to add, place, adjust, rotate, and remove 3D objects directly in your virtual space. With the Interior Editor, you can enrich your Digital Twin with custom 3D models and create a more realistic, useful, and visually clear representation of your property, office, apartment, showroom, technical room, or facility.

In this SIM-ON tutorial, we show how to define role-based permissions so every user has the right level of access - no more, no less. Role Templates help teams control who can view, edit, manage, or access specific parts of a project, including rooms, devices, assets, scenes, visual elements, and tickets.