Visualisation without drawing
AI draws the diagram of a boiler room or air-handling unit from the documentation. The integrator adjusts it rather than creating it.
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AI draws technology diagrams, animates them and connects them to the PLC.
TechSchema is a technology diagram editor in which AI draws boiler rooms, heat substations, heating and cooling distribution, chillers and HVAC from the design documentation. The diagrams connect to PLC points and show live values, states and trends. They are the Capitanier BMS screens.
Who it is forIntegrators delivering visualisationDispatching and building operatorsBuilding managers who want to see the technology without installation
What you get
A result, not a list of features.
Live data right after connection
Diagram elements are bound to PLC points by the same tags as in FluxPlan and the program.
One click to the relationships
From every element of the diagram there is a path to the device's documentation, history and trends.
What AI creates and what the editor allows
What exactly it does.
- AI draws the technology diagram from the design documentation: boiler room, heat substation, heating and cooling distribution, chiller, air-handling unit based on its code.
- Animation: equipment states (running, idle, fault), sensor values, damper and valve positions, highlighting of running equipment.
- Connection to the PLC via points with the same tags; data via MQTT / AWS IoT, OPC UA.
- Trends directly from the diagram: 1 h to 30 days, several curves in one chart, pinning the chart to the canvas.
- Alarm journal connected to the technology, AI analytics on the data (Capitanier BMS).
- From every element, one click to the documentation, device history and a work request (WFM).
How it is carried out
Four steps, no surprises.
Documents
Technology diagram from the design, equipment list, PLC point list.
Drawing
AI draws the diagram; the integrator fine-tunes the layout and elements.
Connection
PLC points are assigned to diagram elements. Same tags = automatic matching.
Operation
Live data, trends, alarms, AI analytics. The diagram is the BMS screen.
Example from a real operation
This is what it looks like in practice.
Frequently asked questions
The most frequent questions.
Do we need our own server or installation?+
No. TechSchema runs in the browser; data from the PLC goes to Capitanier over a secure connection.
Can it be used with an existing PLC?+
Yes, if the PLC provides points via a supported protocol.
Is it already a BMS?+
Diagrams with live data, trends and alarms are the foundation of Capitanier BMS. AI analytics and dispatcher support sit on top of them.
Next step
Book a demo
We will show you a diagram with live data on a real operation.