What it is for
sim.indagate.ai is the validation and demonstration harness for the BMS. It turns a dataset or a simulator session into a living model of a plant and feeds it to the same rules and monitors the product runs, so “does the platform catch this fault in this sector” is answered before a real building misbehaves.
The floor
A site is a floor of cells — press shop, compressor house, bottling line — each holding equipment blocks that drill down to points. The floor is derived from the pack, so ids match the BMS exactly. A block added on the floor is a copy of a pack equipment with fresh ids; it is simulated live beside the recorded ones.
A day, played back
Pick a day, scrub through it, and every block's values and events follow: threshold crossings judged against the pack's rules, status latches, the start of a driven trend. Open measured data is laid over the generated baseline where it exists and is marked as such.
Driving a rule
Any rule can be driven: the points it names are pushed across the threshold it states on one matching equipment, and the evaluator reports when it fired and on what. A rule that cannot be made to fire this way is a defect in the pack, and the harness says so.
Producers
Every source writes the same recorded-run format: a manifest with the mapping and provenance, and a series file of point id, time and value. Producers exist or are planned for the pack generator, open datasets, Unity production-line scenes, MuJoCo and Gazebo physics, CARLA for vehicles, and building simulators for HVAC. Nothing heavy runs in the browser; simulators run where they already run and hand over runs.
Everything on sim.indagate.ai is synthetic or open data laid onto a synthetic organization. Nothing is a real customer site and no claim of conformance is made.