GUIDE Digital (https://guidedigital.ai/) is a group of companies united under a single brand on the international market, positioning itself as a developer of digital platforms for city management, as well as robotic systems for urban infrastructure monitoring. The brand name is an abbreviation of Generative Urban Intelligence for Digital Environments. Key Products and Services of GUIDE Digital - City Digital Twin — a unified city management platform that brings together GIS, BIM, IoT, video streams, and thousands of data layers in a single photorealistic 3D environment. The technology stack is built on Unreal Engine 5.8 with Pixel Streaming (accessible from any browser without powerful hardware), a Cesium-compatible GIS layer, proprietary AI pipelines, 3D Gaussian Splatting, and a proprietary Large Geospatial Model - Terricon — an AI photogrammetry pipeline (automatic cleanup, color correction, semantic segmentation, production-ready 3D models) - GeoAI powered by a proprietary Large Geospatial Model (LGM, https://lgm.earth/ ) — land cover classification, change detection, predictive analytics, and queries in the user's native language - Generative Urban Planning — generative development design on Unreal Engine with instant compliance checks and infrastructure load assessment. - RMS (Robotics Management System) for robotic monitoring of street spaces Projects and Presence – Russia, Australia, Southeast Asia, and Middle East. Flagship project — a digital twin of Moscow (15 million residents, 1.5 million+ buildings, 100% 3D coverage of Moscow, a unified data repository from 40+ city departments, integration of 270,000+ CCTV cameras and IoT sensors, 9,000+ data layers). Other digital twin development cases: the BARMM region (Philippines); Proof of Concept (PoC) projects in the UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah), Saudi Arabia (Riyadh, Jeddah, Abha, Al-Ahsa), and Canberra (Australia). Target audience — city administrations and GIS centers, investment and construction holdings, surveying and aerial photography companies, the energy sector, and emergency services.