P&ID Digitization demo
Scanned P&IDs joined at their connectors, so drawing technicians follow a line from sheet to sheet and process engineers settle each break. 1:24
What the demo shows
Joins scanned P&IDs at their connectors so each line can be followed; engineers settle breaks.
Agents read every sheet, join sheets at their off-page connectors, walk each line and test it. A line that goes nowhere becomes a plain question, ranked by how many joins one answer repairs. A person answers, a second person opens the sheets and checks, and nothing loads without two signatures.
Transcript
- P&ID Digitization joins scanned drawings into one-linked plant, and people settle every break, redrawing the 3,390 scan sheets by
- hand, an estimated 10,000 hours or more.
- The Atlas joins sheets at their connectors.
- A line that goes nowhere becomes a question.
- This 1987 line runs to D4412, a sheet that does not exist.
- The agent proposes D4421, digits swapped, same size and service.
- The technician agrees. The engineer opens both sheets and confirms.
- Thirty-eight sheets snap together.
- Teach one old symbol, and it offers every match.
- Two people sign every ruling on the audit trail.
- One thousand, one hundred sixty-six broken ends became three hundred eighteen questions.
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Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.