Following the success of its initial pilot, VRIDIAN is returning to the PGH Lab program as part of Cohort 11.0 to expand the application of its digital twin technology in support of new civic use cases across Pittsburgh city government.

The City of Pittsburgh’s Department of Finance has partnered with local architecture and design firm VRIDIAN to launch a powerful new tool aimed at increasing transparency and participation in the City’s Annual Treasurer’s Sale.

“VRIDIAN is suppling an extremely cool customer-facing visualization tool that will be great for Finance” said Jennifer Gula Director of the Department of Finance.

The City of Pittsburgh’s Department of Innovation and Performance selected Vridian for participation in PGH Lab Cohort 10.0, bridging the gap between innovative entrepreneurs and government partnerships.

“We really appreciated the innovative and technology-driven strategies that Vridian brought,” said Jim Ambrose, President of Tipping Point.

Vridian is a top-three finalist for the transformative Wheeling Gateway project.