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About Us

Company

Arka Forge is a digital twin company. We build interactive replicas of real-world systems that let organizations train workers, test scenarios, and optimize operations — before touching real equipment.

Mission

Build digital twins that mirror real-world systems. We digitize complex workflows into interactive simulation environments — layered with gamification, analytics, and scoring — so organizations can measure workforce readiness, not guess.

The Problem

Training complex systems is slow, expensive, and risky. Industries like manufacturing, robotics, and energy rely on real equipment, shadow learning, and manuals — which leads to high costs, operational errors, and safety risks.

Most organizations cannot build these simulations themselves. That's where we come in.

What We Deliver

  • Digital twins of real-world systems — factories, equipment, workflows
  • Simulation-based training environments for workforce readiness
  • Gamification layer — scoring, leaderboards, branching scenarios
  • Delivered across AR/VR, desktop, web, and mobile
  • Performance analytics and readiness scoring

How We Work

Engineering-First

We prioritize technical excellence. Every decision is made with performance, correctness, and maintainability in mind.

Digital Twin Engineering

We combine simulation engineering with game-tech to build digital twins that are interactive, measurable, and true to reality.

India-First Model

World-class engineering at competitive global pricing. A win-win for enterprise clients and skilled talent.

Team

Arka Forge is led by Harish Chaurasia, with experience in full-stack engineering, AI/ML, simulation systems (ASU × Los Alamos National Lab), and game design. We operate a service-based model today and work directly with organizations to build digital twins and training simulations.

Our long-term goal is the Arka Forge Digital Twin Platform — infrastructure that enables enterprises to create, manage, and deploy digital twins at scale, without rebuilding from scratch each time.