Asset Hierarchy Management demo
Reliability engineers get a functional location tree drafted from the plant’s drawings and work history, with each move dry-run before it lands. 1:24
What the demo shows
Builds functional locations and equipment hierarchy from records, for reliability teams.
Agents read drawings, lists, manuals and work orders and propose the tree. They compare every machine of a class, pass criticality down, and dry-run each move against work orders, plans and cost. A reliability engineer places what agents cannot settle, a planner fixes broken plans, and a second person signs before a staged load.
Transcript
- Asset Hierarchy Management builds a plant's maintenance tree from records for reliability teams.
- One compression train sits on three locations.
- Agents read seven drawings and propose 52.
- The graph table shows what split, moved, or came from a drawing.
- The oil console feeds two machines, so a person decides.
- Vikram drags it under the compressor.
- 212 work orders and four years of history go with it, and one plan stops.
- Sypho, the planner, agrees a new route, and Vikram sends the batch.
- Annika opens every move and plan in a sample, then signs.
- Nobody checks their own work.
- Every step is audited, and loads hit a test copy.
- Across the plant, 9,412 locations become 41,612.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.