Totec Labs turns complex industrial and agricultural processes into browser-based predictive simulators — grounded in real process engineering and built for the practitioners who run these operations.
We combine deep domain knowledge in process engineering, materials science, and applied chemistry with modern web tooling to build simulation tools that practitioners can actually use — no PhD required, no enterprise software license.
We model real-world processes — cultivation cycles, extraction kinetics, load optimization — and turn them into interactive browser-based simulators. Each twin is a standalone, licensable tool built around validated models and real process data.
Custom AI-powered tools, mobile apps, and web applications built for real operational problems. From Android apps to intelligent search systems, we build lean software that solves specific problems well.
Equipment manufacturers and industry consultants license our simulation methodology to embed predictive tools in their own products and services. We build the twin, you own the relationship with your customer.
Totec Labs isn't a software shop that learned process terminology. We're process engineers who learned to build software. The difference shows in the models.
Deep hands-on experience in industrial process design, parameter optimization, and system-level modeling across materials, food production, and specialty chemistry — including polyurethane formulation and reaction kinetics.
Building kinetic and physics-based models that translate real process variables into predictive outcomes — not approximations, but validated models grounded in domain data and peer-reviewed science.
Every twin is a self-contained, lightweight HTML/JS tool — no app install, no subscription lock-in, no cloud dependency. Designed to run on the floor, in the field, or in the mill office.
Custom AI solutions, Android apps, and IoT-connected systems for real operational challenges. We build lean tools that solve specific problems well — not platforms looking for a problem.
Each twin is a validated, licensable simulation tool covering a specific industrial or agricultural process. One-time license. No subscription. Yours to run and own.
Predicts yield outcomes across the full mushroom cultivation cycle — from spawn colonization through fruiting — based on environmental and substrate variables.
Models polyphenol retention and extraction efficiency in olive oil production. Covers malaxation time and temperature, paste water content, and decanter settings.
Optimizes cargo load configurations under weight, volume, and stability constraints. Built for moving companies, freight coordinators, and rental truck operators.
Totec Labs is built on the conviction that the industries that need simulation tools the most are the ones that don't have them yet.
Totec Labs started with a simple observation: the industries that most need predictive simulation tools are exactly the ones nobody has built them for. Enterprise digital twin platforms serve aerospace, automotive, and large-scale manufacturing. Small mushroom farms, specialty olive oil mills, and independent logistics operators are on their own.
We're a process simulation studio grounded in real engineering depth — including hands-on experience in polyurethane chemistry, reaction kinetics, and materials science. That background shapes how we approach every new domain: understand the process first, build the model second, ship the tool third.
Every twin we build starts with domain research, parameter validation, and honest acknowledgment of what the model can and can't predict. We don't oversell simulation. We build tools that practitioners can actually use to make better decisions — and we document that work publicly through our journal, Process Signal.
Alongside our simulation work, we build AI-powered applications, Android apps, and IoT tools for specific operational problems. All of it follows the same philosophy: lean, purposeful, built on real understanding of the problem it's solving.
Whether you're a grower, a mill operator, an equipment manufacturer, or a company with a process that doesn't have a simulation tool — we'd like to hear about it.