Cool the city.
Protect infrastructure.
Save the capital.
Four autonomous AI agents continuously detect urban heat anomalies at 2-meter pedestrian height, simulate physics-based cooling interventions, and deliver construction material advisories with verified ROI.
True human exposure
Thermodynamic ROI
Hot-weather pouring
The Problem & The Solution
Why Cities & Job-Sites Need ThermoAgent
Urban Heat Islands are not just an abstract climate stat — they cause severe pedestrian health hazards, grid surges, and premature concrete failures on construction sites.
Traditional Limitation
Satellite Surface Misdirection
Traditional satellites measure asphalt/roof surface radiant heat, missing the ambient air temperature at 2-meter pedestrian height where humans live and breathe.
ThermoAgent Intelligence
2M Ground-Truth Telemetry
ThermoAgent integrates real-time 2-meter air temperature feeds from FortyGuard to deliver true physiological heat stress alerts.
Traditional Limitation
Costly Heat-Induced Rework
Extreme ambient heat causes premature concrete flash-setting, aggregate shrinkage cracking, and worker heatstroke, costing millions in rework.
ThermoAgent Intelligence
Automated ACI 305R Advisory
Built-in Construction Planner models hydration heat, recommends low-heat slag/fly-ash mix designs, and schedules optimal night-pour windows.
Traditional Limitation
Guesswork in Heat Mitigation
Municipalities invest in random tree planting and reflective roofs without verifying which building clusters yield maximum cooling ROI.
ThermoAgent Intelligence
Physics-Validated Digital Twin
Autonomous multi-agent simulation calculates exact cooling degrees (°F), annual HVAC kWh savings, and payback period before spending capital.
ThermoAgent AI in Action
Watch how our autonomous multi-agent platform continuously audits urban heat anomalies, simulates physics-based cooling interventions, and delivers ready-to-execute capital reduction strategies.
Estimate Your District or Site ROI
Simulate how high-albedo roofing, urban canopy expansion, or ACI 305R concrete mix adjustments yield quantifiable temperature drops and capital savings.
Projected Urban Cooling Impact
Autonomous Pipeline
Four Cooperating Agents. One Unified Mission.
Instead of manual inspection or siloed GIS exports, four specialized AI agents work autonomously — continuously scanning, auditing, simulating physics, and generating actionable capital briefs.
Heat Anomaly Radar
Detection AgentContinuously scans microclimate sensor feeds across urban grids. When 2-meter pedestrian air temp spikes +3.5°F above baseline, it flags an active thermal anomaly.
Building & Canopy Auditor
Diagnostic AgentInspects 3D building geometry, roof albedo, surface emissivity, and surrounding tree canopy deficits to pinpoint the primary heat-trapping structures.
Microclimate Simulator
Physics EnginePerforms thermodynamic simulations on proposed cooling interventions — testing high-albedo coatings, urban tree canopies, and permeable pavements before deployment.
Capital & Policy Dossier
Action & ROI AgentSynthesizes physics models into actionable executive briefs, contractor material specifications, ACI 305R compliance schedules, and multi-year ROI reports.
Enterprise Features
Engineered for Production Urban Planning
Human-Height Thermal Feeds
Measures ambient air temperature at 2 meters — the exact atmospheric layer where citizens breathe and thermal stress occurs.
Construction Thermal Planner
Evaluates job-site temperature risks, optimizes concrete mix recipes with SCM replacements, and creates compliant hot-weather pour plans.
Energy & Cost Savings Model
Calculates district-wide HVAC load reduction, annual electricity savings, carbon credit equivalents, and projected capital payback.
3D Digital Twin Simulation
Interactive hexagonal heat maps, 3D extruded building models, and real-time intervention toggle layers for immediate visual impact.
Trigger threshold for autonomous UHI alerts
Pedestrian measurement height for ground truth
Autonomous AI team running audit to reporting
Average construction rework & heat risk reduction
Build Smarter.
Prevent Heat-Induced Rework.
Track ongoing construction job sites — hospitals, commercial towers, public infrastructure — and analyze local ambient temperatures to prescribe the exact concrete mix, curing protocol, and pour timetable per ACI 305R hot-weather guidelines.
- Real-time 2-meter air temperature monitoring directly at active site boundaries
- Automated Low-Heat Portland mix recommendations with 30-50% Slag replacement
- Night-pour timetable scheduler (10PM–5AM) to avoid peak solar radiation
- Full PDF Engineering Brief exports with single-click contractor sign-off
Valley General Hospital Expansion
Institutional · 42,000 m² · Active Foundation Phase
Recommended Material Formulation
Type II/V Low-Heat Portland Cement + 30% Slag replacement + Retarding Admixture
Recommended Execution Window
Night pouring window (10:00 PM – 5:00 AM) & continuous water curing per ACI 305R
Ready to Cool Your City and Protect Projects?
See heat hotspots on a live 3D map, run thermodynamic simulations, and generate actionable engineering reports.