Core capabilities
01 | Understand city data so AI can read government work
Connect data centers, business systems, thematic platforms, spatial data, event data, and documents. With AI-assisted understanding and business calibration, turn scattered government data into information that can be related, used, and analyzed.
02 | Accumulate reusable intelligence for data governance
Package collection, cleansing, standardization, relationship analysis, and business rules as composable capabilities—assets that keep accumulating in government scenarios.
03 | Build a business ontology so AI understands urban governance
Model parties, relations, events, areas, processes, and rules so people, legal entities, matters, events, space, and resources become a governance context AI can use for analysis and decision support.
04 | Build government agents that join city operations
Agents call data, tools, and processes in business context, completing aggregation, analysis, judgment support, and task coordination under permission control and traceability.
05 | Expand across scenarios so industry apps keep growing
From government goals, compose ontology, Skills, and process capabilities into applications for data centers, urban governance, low-altitude economy, event management, and operations monitoring.
06 | Connect analysis to action so insight becomes governance value
Combine analytics, situational awareness, and processes into a loop from collection and related analysis to coordinated response—moving from reactive handling to proactive sensing and optimization.
FAQ
What problem does urban intelligent operations solve?
- Government data usually sits in data centers, business systems, thematic platforms, and GIS. The solution organizes city data, processes, spatial information, and events to support cross-department analysis, situational awareness, and coordinated response.
Which city data needs to be connected?
- Data centers, business systems, thematic platforms, spatial data, event data, and documents. The exact scope follows existing systems and governance scenarios.
How is government data kept secure?
- Scope, data-use boundaries, and confidentiality are confirmed before delivery. The system runs under permission control, tracing, and audit, without changing existing security accountability.