Armeta converts legacy PDF P&IDs into structured, queryable engineering data
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Temirlan Rakhmetzhanov
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Summary
Armeta is a tool that converts legacy PDF Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs) into structured, queryable engineering data. It extracts tags, connectivity information, and revision deltas, and provides exports via API, JSON, or Excel. The product targets operators, EPC contractors, and industrial engineering teams looking to digitize and leverage legacy engineering documents.
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It is built for operators, EPC contractors, and industrial engineering teams.
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