Problem
Instrumentation engineers still spend time translating P&IDs into tag lists, topology, and HMI drafts by hand.
archive case study
A multimodal industrial AI prototype that interprets P&IDs and drafts structured engineering outputs, topology views, and HMI-oriented concepts.
Quick technical review
Instrumentation engineers still spend time translating P&IDs into tag lists, topology, and HMI drafts by hand.
The prototype uses React, TypeScript, Vite, React Flow, and Gemini-based multimodal analysis to turn diagrams into explorable engineering outputs.
Parses uploaded process diagrams with Gemini-powered multimodal analysis.
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Last verified 2026-10-05
Problem and approach
Instrumentation engineers still spend time translating P&IDs into tag lists, topology, and HMI drafts by hand.
The prototype uses React, TypeScript, Vite, React Flow, and Gemini-based multimodal analysis to turn diagrams into explorable engineering outputs.
It parses uploaded process diagrams, extracts engineering concepts, and drafts HMI or topology views aligned with DCS-style thinking.
AI engineering evidence for multimodal input: Gemini reads a process diagram image, and the application turns that output into structured, explorable engineering artefacts rather than free text.
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