Armeta offers an extraction engine that converts any PDF, scanned or native P&ID into a structured, connected engineering graph, delivering the data via API, JSON, or Excel. The platform automates symbol, line, and cross‑drawing connectivity extraction, provides revision delta comparison, and supports cloud, on‑premise, or private‑cloud deployments, enabling plant operators, EPC contractors, and engineering firms to integrate accurate, queryable P&ID data into compliance, asset management, and digital‑twin workflows.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Industrial facilities rely on decades‑old PDF archives of piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs) that cannot be read by modern software, forcing every downstream workflow—such as compliance, procurement, safety, and turnaround planning—to start from scratch for each project.
Solution
Armeta provides an extraction engine that ingests any PDF P&ID—scanned, native, historical, or as‑built—and converts it into a structured, connected engineering graph. The platform processes drawings through five auditable stages: ingest, symbol and line extraction, cross‑drawing connectivity, revision delta comparison, and delivery via API, JSON, or Excel. Each extracted object is tied to its source region, enabling traceability and validation by engineering staff. The resulting data can be fed directly into asset databases, digital twins, MOC, LDAR, and other compliance systems, eliminating manual re‑keying and reducing error risk. Deployments are available in cloud, on‑premise, or private‑cloud modes to meet strict security and residency requirements.
Target Audience
Primary customers are plant operators, EPC contractors, engineering firms, EHS consultants, and OEMs that need reliable, queryable P&ID data to support turnaround, compliance, asset integrity, and digital‑twin initiatives.
Features
- Ingest of PDFs, PNG, TIFF, JPG in batch, handling multi‑page and mixed‑format archives at hundreds of drawings per day
- Purpose‑built extraction layer that identifies equipment, valves, instruments, tags, lines, sizes, materials, and spatial positions
- Configurable to each facility’s symbol library and tagging conventions, with engineer‑reviewed validation before delivery
- Automatic reconciliation of off‑page connectors to build facility‑level connectivity graphs across all related sheets
- Revision comparison that generates structured deltas, change reports, and MOC‑ready feeds with drawing‑region traceability
- Output options include REST API, JSON files, and Excel exports, all versioned and linked to source drawings
- Deployment flexibility: isolated cloud tenant, on‑premise engine for air‑gapped networks, or managed private‑cloud within the customer’s tenant