Infrastructure
Infrastructure is not software.
It is power, water, access, and systems that must work every day. Ochiga is designed to operate real-world infrastructure — not as isolated devices, but as interconnected systems across estates, buildings, and urban environments.
Power Infrastructure
Electricity distribution, metering, monitoring, and fault detection across estates and buildings.
Ochiga provides real-time power visibility, consumption tracking, outage detection, and coordination between grid, generators, and backup systems.
Water Infrastructure
Water distribution, storage, pumping, and monitoring are treated as first-class infrastructure systems.
Ochiga enables usage visibility, leakage detection, pump status monitoring, and estate-level water governance.
Access & Security
Physical access is governed by identity, role, and authority.
Ochiga controls gates, doors, zones, and visitor access while logging security events as part of the operational system — not as disconnected tools.
Communications & Fiber
Infrastructure cannot operate without connectivity.
Ochiga models fiber routes, junction points, and connectivity health, treating communications as a critical utility rather than background IT.
Payments & Billing
Infrastructure usage must be measurable and billable.
Ochiga integrates payments directly into operations — utilities, estate fees, service charges — linking financial events to physical assets and units.
Facilities & Maintenance
Assets age. Systems degrade.
Ochiga tracks facilities, assets, maintenance events, and operational health, enabling proactive maintenance rather than reactive firefighting.
How Ochiga Operates Infrastructure
Ochiga does not replace existing infrastructure.
It governs and coordinates it — observing systems in real time, logging events, enforcing access and operational rules, and reflecting reality into a live Digital Twin.
From Single Buildings to City-Scale
The same core system adapts across different scales:
Individual buildings, residential estates, mixed-use developments, multi-estate operators, and urban infrastructure systems — without fragmentation.
Infrastructure is measured in decades, not product cycles.
Ochiga is built to survive hardware changes, adapt to regulatory shifts, support governance, and maintain operational continuity.
This is infrastructure designed to last.