Fabrik
Founded 2017 · 16 employees on LinkedIn · 1 known investors
Fabrik builds digital twin software that runs on low-power devices such as smartphones, tablets, and wearables, aimed at diagnosing and acting on equipment failures for critical assets. It targets industrial sectors including oil refineries, manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, energy, mining, and defence.
Also known as Augtual Reality Labs · Fabrik®
Investors · 1
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Fabrik markets itself as a "spatial operating system" for building and operating geospatial digital twins. Its stated aim is to reduce the time, cost and complexity normally associated with digital twins by running in the browser on thin-compute hardware such as smartphones, tablets and wearables, as well as in XR form factors. The platform is positioned around three outcomes it describes as context (a digital working system organised around failure modes for critical assets), speed (faster diagnosis of recurring equipment issues via a "system of systems") and execution (digital twins that help cross-functional teams understand and act on failures).
The product line spans digital twins, spatial applications intended to replace conventional presentations with 3D/AR/VR content, root cause analytics, and 3D-first websites. Fabrik also offers low-code/no-code tooling for digitising standard operating procedures and root cause analysis so that ground teams can capture tribal knowledge at scale. The platform references interoperability with or support for CAD, GIS, IoT, BIM, RCA, VR, AR, point cloud and collaboration workflows. Supporting resources published on the company site include case studies, feature talks, a blog and a cost calculator. Copyright notices on the site attribute Fabrik to Augtual Reality Labs and span 2018-2026.
Business model
Fabrik supplies a software platform delivered through the browser on customer devices, with a published cost calculator for prospective users. Specific pricing or contract structures are not detailed on the company site.
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Market position
Fabrik presents itself as a horizontal spatial computing and digital twin platform serving multiple industrial and public-infrastructure verticals, with a stated mission to democratise access to 3D/AR/VR and digital twin experiences.
The company positions itself against digital twins that are time-consuming to create, expensive to use and complex to operate, emphasising browser delivery, low hardware requirements, and a focus on asset failure modes and root cause analytics rather than visualisation alone.
Technology
A web-delivered spatial platform that renders digital twins in the browser on any device and in XR form factors, designed for thin-compute smartphones, tablets and wearables. It works with CAD, GIS, IoT, BIM, point cloud, AR/VR and collaboration inputs, and includes low-code/no-code tools for digitising standard operating procedures and root cause analysis. The company has also published material on a migration from Angular to React.
Go-to-market
Direct engagement through the company website via a contact form, supported by case studies, how-to material, feature talks, blog posts and a cost calculator.
Teams operating what the company calls civilisational infrastructure, across oil refineries, manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, energy, mining, defence, disaster management, urban planning and smart cities.
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primary sources listed
- Fabrikfabrik.space · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Fabrik do?
- Fabrik is a browser-based spatial operating system for geospatial digital twins that runs on thin-compute devices.
- Who are Fabrik's investors?
- Fabrik's investors include SucSEED Indovation.