One Command Deploys the Full MYX Platform on Your Infrastructure
The end-to-end MYX digital twin platform, from photogrammetry to document analysis, now deploys with one command on any infrastructure that runs Docker containers. That includes servers inside your own environment, under your security policies and your data-residency rules. We announced the milestone on LinkedIn on April 3, and the containerized platform has already been deployed on 3 continents. Enterprise infrastructure teams ask us the same question before anything else. They want to know whether the platform can run inside their environment. The answer is now yes, and it applies to the complete platform. Next week we show it running at Connect(X), Powered by WIA, in Fort Lauderdale, Booth 118, May 4 to 6.
The Whole Stack in One Deployment
The package contains 6 components:
The photogrammetry and reporting pipeline that turns raw capture into measurable 3D models
MYX Twin Viewer, the 3D twin viewer
MYX Analyzer, the AI document analyzer
Asset management
Project management
Enterprise single sign-on
One command brings all of it up, on-premise or in the cloud. Anything that runs Docker containers is a valid target. This is not a hosted core with satellite services, and not a stripped-down on-premises edition. The hosted version and the version on your servers are the same product.
Inside Your Environment, Under Your Rules
Tower companies run under strict security policies and data-residency rules. Some cannot send leases, drawings, and site records to a vendor's cloud at all. Others can, but only within an approved region and on an approved network. The complete platform now runs inside your own environment, so your data stays on your infrastructure, under your control, and local data-residency requirements are met without workarounds. Your operations team runs it as a container workload on servers you control. Enterprise single sign-on ships in the package. A deployment takes under a week, in days rather than months.
Live Demos at Booth 118
Dean Bezlov and Yavor Mihailov will be at the booth with live demos of 2 workflows.
Ground-lease abstraction. MYX Analyzer reads a ground lease and pulls the terms that drive rent, renewals, and escalations into structured data you can query, export, and audit. Every answer carries its source page.
Technical-drawings analysis. The same engine reads construction and tower drawings and pulls out equipment, dimensions, and annotations. Those details normally sit in PDFs nobody opens until something goes wrong.
Our Connect(X) announcement makes a large claim: for the first time, large enterprises can read all of their documentation with AI. All of it, not a sample. Bring a hard document and test that claim. If you cannot make the show, schedule a demo and we will walk you through both workflows and the deployment over a call.