How it works
Neometrico architecture as a transit map
Written by Eduardo Garcia · Co-founder / CEO / CTOPublished 3 November 2026
Neometrico architecture as a transit map. Green brings data to Area. Blue and orange arrive at Result. Purple delivers map, tiles, table, report, and mail, with GAIA AI next to Result.
This is how Neometrico is built. The platform takes data for one area, runs a reading, can add a forecast, and hands you a result you can open and ask about.
The map above is that transit map. Four lines: Collect, Read, Forecast, and Deliver, from Area to Result.
How to read the map
Colored lines are routes. White dots are stops. Large white dots are the two main places: Area on the left, Result on the right. A ring is a stop two routes share.
The moving trains show one reading traveling the map. The loop lasts about twelve seconds, then it starts again.
Collect
The green line is how data reaches the area: satellite and drone with Air Mapper, meteo stations, hydro, and maps you already hold. Every source is limited to the same area before the reading starts.
Drone, meteo stations, and your maps can also join a reading later as extra data, or go straight to the map on their own.
Read and forecast
The blue line is the reading: extra data when needed, then compute, then Result. Heat, crop, water, fire, and forest share this line because they share those steps.
The orange line is the days ahead and the weather on that area. It meets the finished reading before both enter Result.
Deliver and GAIA AI
The purple line is what you receive: map, tiles, table, report, and mail. The table is the CSV. The report is the PDF. Zeus sends that report to your inbox on the cadence you choose.
GAIA AI is the conversational AI. On the map it sits next to Result. It answers from the finished reading. The reading itself stays on the blue line.
Conclusion
You choose the area. Neometrico collects what it needs, runs the reading, and can add the forecast for the days ahead. You get the map, the table, the report, and GAIA AI ready to answer about that place in your words.
If you want that on your city or your farm, talk to us. We set up the reading and the delivery.
Questions
What is this page?
How Neometrico is built, shown as a transit map: how data becomes a result you can open and ask about.
What is Area?
The place on the left. Every input is limited to the same area of interest before the reading.
What is Result?
The place on the right. The reading and the forecast arrive there, and map, tiles, table, report, and mail leave from there.
What does Extra data do?
It is where drone, meteo stations, and your maps can join a reading, or go straight to the map.
Does GAIA run the reading?
No. GAIA AI is the conversational AI. It answers from the finished reading. The reading runs on the blue line.
Why a transit map?
So the architecture is easy to follow: four lines from the area to the result. The form comes from a geospatial transit-map sketch; this version is Neometrico.