Team
Product 1
TerraQAI
RTHREENS Global Pvt Ltd develops TerraQAI, an AI-powered geospatial platform for real estate and infrastructure. It combines satellite imagery, GIS, land intelligence, environmental risk assessment, regulatory screening, and feasibility analysis to help developers, investors, and planners make informed land decisions and identify opportunities for sustainable development.
Sector
Retail
Industry
Real Estate Tech / Prop Tech
Model
B2B
B2C
Technology
Web technologies
AI / ML
Geographic Information Systems
Regulatory Screening: Organise zoning, land-use restrictions, and regulatory information for further verification.
Development Feasibility: Explore proposed developments, including apartments, villas, and commercial buildings, and assess relevant site constraints.
Digital Twin & 3D Visualisation: View land and conceptual development scenarios in a spatial environment.
Financial Scenario Analysis: Examine indicative development costs, potential revenue, timelines, and sensitivity to assumptions.
Decision Support & Reporting: Bring together evidence, risks, feasibility findings, financial scenarios, and outstanding verification requirements to support informed decisions.
TerraQAI aims to transform fragmented land and infrastructure information into a unified decision-support workflow:
Land → Geospatial Intelligence → Risk Assessment → Development Scenario → Feasibility → Financial Analysis → Decision
The objective is to help users understand a property's opportunities and constraints before committing substantial resources to development.
Note: These capabilities describe the product's intended scope based on the TerraQAI project information and public positioning. Actual predictive accuracy, data coverage, and production readiness depend on implemented functionality, validated models, and reliable data sources.
Target customers
Real estate developers and builders
Landowners and property investors
Infrastructure companies
Urban planners and architects
GIS and environmental consultants
Government and planning organisations