Glossary

Building automation and sensor data integration via BACnet.

An AI-powered assistant that helps users analyze and manage building data.

BIM model processing and 3D visualization powered by Autodesk Platform Services.

Expert-curated documentation about building systems used as context for the AI Engineer.

A digital representation of a building's physical and functional characteristics.

A configurable grid of UI components for visualizing building data and metrics.

A processed BIM or CAD file (like Revit) that provides geometric and metadata for digital twins.

A 2D or 3D view extracted from a BIM model for visualization.

An instance of a DTDL Interface representing a real-world entity like a building, sensor, or asset.

A categorization for design models and documentation by building system type.

Physical assets like HVAC units, pumps, and electrical systems that are monitored and maintained.

A level within a building containing rooms, zones, and equipment.

CMMS integration for work orders, equipment management, and maintenance tracking.

File storage access for the AI Engineer via Google Drive API.

Air quality sensor data integration for indoor environmental monitoring.

SharePoint document access for the AI Engineer via Microsoft Graph API.

A tenant account that owns buildings, members, and configurations in Syyclops.

A user who belongs to an organization with assigned roles and permissions.

An organization-level view aggregating data across multiple buildings.

An external data source that feeds building data into the platform.

Continuous observation of building systems and environmental conditions as they occur.

A predefined set of permissions assigned to organization members.

A device that measures environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, or air quality.

A defined area within a building such as a room, zone, or open area.

Real-time sensor data like temperature, humidity, CO2 levels, and energy consumption.

A conversation session with the AI Engineer, containing messages and tool calls.

A root-level twin that represents a building and serves as the parent for all twins within it.

A maintenance or service request tracked in a CMMS system.