Technical element recognition
Drawing characteristics, dimensions, tolerances, symbols, tags and other engineering elements.
IrisX helps transform difficult engineering content into usable information. Drawing intelligence is the existing foundation; broader technical-document workflows can be configured or developed for specific applications.

Actual IrisX Pro workflow captured from the product tour.
A practical process for engineering teams—and a foundation for custom downstream applications.
Start with PDFs, drawings, images, scans and document collections.
Locate technical regions, callouts, symbols, metadata and structured elements.
Organize extracted elements within appropriate technical context.
Support verification, corrections and traceability to original material.
Prepare data for reports, databases, search and application integrations.
The features below span a working drawing product, adaptable document-processing foundations, and project-specific extensions.
Drawing characteristics, dimensions, tolerances, symbols, tags and other engineering elements.
Support drawing comparisons, characteristic persistence and review across versions.
Capture technical tables, title blocks, notes, fields and selected sections as structured data.
Enable engineers to review results rather than blindly rely on AI output.
Produce spreadsheets and application-specific outputs; develop integrations where needed.
Run sensitive technical-document workflows within supported local environments.

Actual export/report imagery from IrisX product tour.
A PDF converted to text is not automatically engineering data. The useful output is a consistent record—with field names, values, source context and a pathway to human review.
Output availability varies by application. Drawing export workflows are demonstrated; enterprise APIs and AI connectors are scoped per project.
IrisX is designed to be adapted to customer-specific documents and business processes rather than forcing every use case into one extraction template.
Illustrative process; exact features depend on the software module and project scope.
A drawing characteristic has a part, a revision, a source location and a reason for being checked. A supplier statement belongs to a decision and often a later revision. IrisX's platform direction is to preserve those connections.
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Illustrative custom-solution concept, not a shipped cross-enterprise knowledge graph.
Start with one document type, a measurable workflow, and an evaluation of expected results.