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P&ID document intelligence, 1 star: turns a P&ID revision into a graph so you can ask what connects to P-101 in Rev B

It extracts equipment, lines, valves and instruments, compares revisions, flags dangling lines and points to the page region behind each answer. Uncertain extractions go to a human review queue.

For plant and piping engineers: see how revision-aware drawing search differs from a PDF chatbot.

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dcc-mcp-autocad: an AutoCAD MCP server that also works headless through accoreconsole for batch drawing edits

An agent can inspect drawings, manage layers, add entities and plot, through live AutoCAD or headless accoreconsole when COM is not available, and it only opens paths inside folders you allow. It is one of 47 host adapters that share the same MCP setup.

For CAD managers and designers: let an agent batch edit layers or plot sets without opening AutoCAD.

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Plant Memory: turns SAP PM work orders into a failure map that technicians sign off on

Most maintenance records say which part got swapped, not why it failed. Here a technician verifies each cause before an AI agent can use it.

For reliability engineers and maintenance planners: link repeat failures and bad actors to their causes, and let agents query only facts a person checked.

Plant Memory dashboard titled "Where the plant is losing time", showing work order totals and a bar chart of downtime by asset
Image: AkashRajSingh, via the Plant Memory repo on GitHub
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Google's Gemini 4 Argon can build a simulation twin before a robot moves

Google says Gemini 4 Argon can control robots, build physics-calibrated simulation twins from camera feeds or sketches, and practice a task in simulation before doing it for real. It scores 87% on the ERQA physical reasoning benchmark. For automation teams, the useful part is practicing in a digital twin first, though most of the demos are still in simulation.