infrared.city ran both routes through the live model, at the same hour, and compared what each one actually feels like.
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infrared.city
Lightning Fast Climate Simulations
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- Vienna, AT
- Company size
- 11โ50 employees
About infrared.city
Infrared City is a platform for intelligent and resilient design powered by Artificial Intelligence. We make complex environmental simulations accessible and understandable for all stakeholders of the built environment. Our state-of-the-art machine learning models provide real-time feedback on the performance of design proposals and can guide climate informed decisions at every step of the process. Infrared City currently provides feedback on solar, sunlight and wind performance. For more information, please visit www.infrared.city
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infrared.city is exhibiting at the Austrian Pavilion at ReThink HK 2026 on Thursday 10 September at the Innovation Stage.
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infrared.city is hosting a live event on 9 September at Impact Hub Vienna and online featuring the AI climate intelligence layer for buildings and cities.
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infrared.city is hosting a live webinar on the infrared city platform following a single design from building scale to city scale for climate performance questions.
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