These are products SoftwareSplash is building — not services we sell today. They apply game and simulation technology to training problems in building operations, controls and OT security, where practising on the real system is expensive or unsafe.
Several are built with our sister practices: SoftwarePile supplies realistic Niagara and BAS behaviour, BulletproofSoft the security scenarios. Every page below states plainly that the product is in development.
Operator and Technician Training
- Smart Building Operations Simulator — fault injection, alarm consoles, instructor control and competency scoring.
- HVAC and Controls Technician VR Academy — virtual panels, meters, wiring tracing, sequence exercises and skills scoring, with a desktop mode.
Security and Commissioning
- OT and Smart-Building Cyber Range — A defensive cyber range combining realistic smart-building systems, network telemetry and incident-response missions across BACnet, Modbus, Niagara, cameras and access control.
- Digital Twin Commissioning Studio — validate sequences, alarms and operator graphics before the building is finished.
If one of these solves a problem you have now, tell us about it — early conversations shape what gets built first, and we will be straight about timelines.
What In Development Means Here
None of the products described on this page can be purchased today. They are not available to buy, license, pilot, or schedule. They are in development, we are not taking orders for them, and nothing here describes capability we have already delivered.
We do not publish delivery dates for them either. A date nobody can stand behind is worse than no date, and roadmap products slip for reasons that are not visible from outside. What we can describe is design intent, the capabilities each is being built around, and where the engineering is hard.
We publish the design thinking before there is anything to invoice because the thinking is the part worth discussing, and because the people who would eventually use these tools have more useful opinions while the architecture is still soft. If you arrived here looking for a building operations simulator to deploy this quarter, better to find that out in the first paragraph than in a sales call.
The Common Thread
Three concepts sit on this page: a Smart Building Operations Simulator, an HVAC and Controls Technician VR Academy, and an OT and Smart-Building Cyber Range. They approach one problem from different angles. The systems people most need to practice on are the ones you cannot safely practice on. A chiller plant in an occupied hospital. A switchgear lineup. A Niagara station. A building network under attack. Each is expensive to disrupt and dangerous to break deliberately, which is why the practice usually does not happen and the skill gets learned slowly in the field.
What the three have in common is the layer underneath: scenario runtime, instructor controls, competency scoring, and after action review. The intent is to design that once and reuse it, which is why the concepts resemble each other in outline. None of it exists as working software today, and building that shared layer well is most of the work ahead.
What You Can Buy Today
The services are separate and available now. Simulation and Training Software Development covers custom training builds for your own equipment and processes. Unity Development Services and Unreal Engine Development Services cover engine work. AR and VR Development covers headset and mobile immersive applications. Game Development covers interactive products end to end.
If you need a training simulator for your plant, your control system, or your procedures, that is a custom build and it is unrelated to whether any roadmap item ships.
If the Need Is Current
Do not hold a training program open waiting on a product with no date attached. Scope the custom build and get something in front of trainees.
If the need is further out and one of these concepts is close to what you want, an early conversation shapes which capabilities get built first and which get deferred. What we can offer in return is a straight account of where the engineering stands.