IPillar
Cultural heritage.
Digital transformation of heritage — from collection digitisation to monument management systems. Conservation craft and digital methods in a single practice.
Stage 01 / 04 — SKIN
01 · Skin
For heritage buildings, hospitals and institutions that must endure.
Digital twins, IoT, and artificial intelligence — in service of cultural heritage, public institutions, and healthcare infrastructure.
About the foundation · Charter §3
We work toward a society built on knowledge, technology, and culture. We support the digital transformation of cultural heritage, public institutions, and healthcare infrastructure — with respect for the matter that technology touches.
S-04ATemperature
22.4°C
S-11CHumidity
48.2%
M-3Δ Pressure
-1.2Pa
AI-02Prediction
96.4%
03 · Areas of activity
Six directions, one mission.
Six interconnected areas — from heritage protection to expert analysis and training programmes. Each delivered project by project, in collaboration with institutional partners.
Protection and digitisation of cultural heritage
Documentation, digitisation, and access to monuments and museum collections — for durability, security, and broad public reach.
- 013D scanning of historic buildings and interiors
- 02BIM models for historic buildings (HBIM)
- 03Digital repositories of museum collections
- 04Outreach programmes and hybrid exhibitions
Three pillars
Heritage, health,
and intelligence.
Three pillars that reinforce one another. Each covers a different part of social infrastructure — all share one methodology.
IIPillar
Healthcare.
Digitisation of hospital infrastructure — operational continuity, patient safety, and disciplined management of public assets.
IIIPillar
Infrastructure intelligence.
Think tank: BIM, digital twin, IoT, AI, predictive maintenance. Analyses, research, and recommendations for public and private decision-makers.
Technology stack
Five technologies, one methodology.
Combined into coherent deployments and research programmes — from the digital documentation of a building to its predictive maintenance.
T01Stack
BIM
Building Information Modeling. Models of buildings and processes across the full life cycle.
T02Stack
Digital Twin
Digital twins of infrastructure. A living model synchronised with real-world conditions.
T03Stack
IoT
Sensor networks and telemetry. Monitoring of installations, utilities, and environmental conditions.
T04Stack
AI
Predictive models, image classification, document and digital-collection analysis.
T05Stack
Predictive
Predictive maintenance. Minimising downtime of critical public infrastructure.
06 · Projects and case studies
We are building a portfolio.
Status · 2026
First projects in preparation
The foundation was registered on 5 May 2026. A portfolio of implementation and research projects is taking shape through open consortia and partnerships with museums, hospitals, and academic centres.
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- 01Training programmes (PKD 8559B)In preparation
- 02First think-tank reportPlan 2026
- 03Horizon Europe consortiumApplication Q3
- 04Digital twin pilot (culture)Negotiation
- 05Predictive pilot (healthcare)Initial talks
07 · Publications
The knowledge we create.
The work of the think tank appears in reports, analyses, and open standards. The first titles are planned for 2026, prepared together with academic partners.
In preparation · 2026
Report: Digitisation of Polish heritage. Readiness, barriers, scenarios.
The foundation's first report. A cross-sectional diagnosis of digitisation across Polish heritage sites: barriers, good practices, and scenarios for the decade ahead.
Publication plan · Q4 2026~20 pages · PL/EN
08 · Support and collaboration
Join a project
that matters.
Four complementary paths to collaboration. Each one open — from a single grant to a multi-year strategic partnership.
09 · Contact
Let's talk about
collaboration.
We reply within a few business days. Grant enquiries and strategic-partnership proposals are routed straight to the board.
Email · secretariat[email protected]
Email · board[email protected]
Registered addressAleja Wojciecha Korfantego 169
40-153 Katowice
40-153 Katowice
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
- What is Fundacja Infrastructure Intelligence?
- Fundacja Infrastructure Intelligence (KRS 0001240238) is a Polish foundation working on the digital transformation of cultural heritage, public institutions, and healthcare infrastructure. The registered office is in Katowice, Poland.
- What does the foundation do?
- Our scope covers projects in BIM, digital twin, IoT, artificial intelligence, and predictive maintenance, alongside think-tank work, training programmes, and grant consortia (Horizon Europe, NCBR, MKiDN, NFZ).
- Where is the foundation based?
- The registered office is at Aleja Wojciecha Korfantego 169, 40-153 Katowice, Silesian Voivodeship, Poland.
- How can I contact the foundation?
- Secretariat: [email protected]. Board: [email protected]. You can also use the contact form on this page.
- What is the foundation's KRS number?
- KRS 0001240238, NIP 6343071497, REGON 544706368. The foundation was registered on 5 May 2026 at the District Court Katowice-Wschód, VIII Commercial Division of the National Court Register.
- How is the foundation funded?
- Planned funding sources include public funds (NCBR, MKiDN, NFZ), European programmes (Horizon Europe and European Commission programmes), institutional donations, and public-private partnerships.
10 · Registration data
Transparency as standard.
National Court Register Active
| Name | Fundacja Infrastructure Intelligence |
|---|---|
| KRS | 0001240238 |
| NIP | 6343071497 |
| REGON | 544706368 |
| Legal form | Foundation |
| Registration date | 2026-05-05 |
| Primary PKD | 8559B · Non-school forms of education |
| Representation | Management Board |
Registered office
Aleja Wojciecha
Korfantego 169
40-153 KATOWICE
SILESIAN VOIVODESHIP · POLAND
Court · Sąd Rejonowy Katowice-Wschód,
VIII Commercial Division of the National Court Register
