Robots, automation and complex workflows carry risk. A digital twin lets you simulate, train and validate everything in a photorealistic replica of your facility before anything operates near patients. It cuts the time and cost of change management, reduces the chance of incidents, and gives you a persistent asset you can use for planning, staff training and regulatory evidence long after go-live.

The physical capture phase requires access to your facility, but it is designed to be done in short windows, after hours, or in unoccupied areas. Most hospitals complete capture in two to four days. After that, the twin exists entirely in software, so ongoing work is invisible to your staff and patients.

No. L37 delivers and maintains the twin as a managed service; you do not hire simulation engineers, buy licences or build infrastructure. Your team interacts through a dashboard and review sessions. We handle updates as your facility changes.

You own your facility data. L37 processes it under a data processing agreement, stores it in encrypted, access-controlled infrastructure, and never uses it to train models or share it with third parties. We can work within your data residency requirements for most major regions.

For most Foundation and Navigator customers, the twin is live and usable within eight to twelve weeks of contract signature. The first Validation Report typically follows within two weeks of twin delivery. Enterprise engagements with surgical robotics or complex regulatory evidence may run to sixteen weeks.