Ochiga is architected as an Infrastructure Operating System — not an application, not a dashboard, and not a collection of tools.
The system is designed to govern real-world environments by establishing authority, identity, and operational continuity before automation. This architecture allows Ochiga to scale from single buildings to multi-estate and city-scale infrastructure.
Architectural Principles
- Infrastructure-first: Systems are modeled before devices, ensuring long-term operability and governance.
- Estate-native: The platform understands estates, buildings, facilities, and zones as first-class entities.
- Digital twin driven: All operations are reflected against a live spatial and operational model.
- Modular, not monolithic: Components evolve independently without breaking the core.
- Governance-aware: Identity, access, and authority are enforced across all layers.
System Layers
Interface Layer — Web, mobile, and command center interfaces used by residents, operators, and administrators.
Operational Systems — Power, water, access, payments, security, communications, and facility operations.
Digital Twin — A real-time spatial and logical representation of infrastructure, assets, and activity.
Identity & Access — Unified identity for people, devices, assets, and zones, enforcing permissions and accountability.
Governance Layer — Policies, auditability, lifecycle control, and long-term system continuity.
This architecture allows Ochiga to operate infrastructure as a living system — continuously observable, governable, and adaptable across decades.