Field Service

The engineer who can’t fly out, in the technician’s pocket.

The engineer who can’t fly out, in the technician’s pocket.

A technician in front of a machine has questions a manual cannot answer: what comes off first, what rides along with this housing, whether this can be done without pulling the whole assembly. The person who knows is on another continent, or retired.

The machine explains its own teardown

The machine explains its own teardown

Ask for the removal sequence and it plays, part by part, with the camera on the step in question. Ask what a component touches and it shows the contacts. Nothing depends on who happens to be reachable.

Removal order derived from the geometry

Contacts and neighbours, not guesswork

Plays the procedure instead of describing it

How it deploys

Put the assembly where the work happens.

The scene runs on the device already in the van, and answers from the current published revision rather than whatever manual is in the toolbox.

The scene runs on the device already in the van, and answers from the current published revision rather than whatever manual is in the toolbox.

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Publish the platform

The machine your service calls are actually about.

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Publish the platform

The machine your service calls are actually about.

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Author the procedures

Record the teardowns your technicians ask about most.

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Author the procedures

Record the teardowns your technicians ask about most.

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Give them the link

Or the connector, if they already work with an assistant.

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Give them the link

Or the connector, if they already work with an assistant.

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Keep it current

Republish once; every technician has the new revision.

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Keep it current

Republish once; every technician has the new revision.

Identification, without the part number

Identification, without the part number

Point at the component and get its name, material, function, and what it interfaces with. No cross-referencing an exploded diagram against a parts list to find out what you are already holding.

Ask about a part without knowing its name

Materials, dimensions and function on request

Search the manuals attached to the scene

Knowledge that doesn’t retire

Knowledge that doesn’t retire

The most expensive thing in a service organisation is that the person who knows the machine best is one person, and most of what they know was never written down. The assembly becomes the reference — the same expert, available to everyone at once.

One reference, every technician

Survives the retirement of your best engineer

New starters ask it instead of interrupting

What it changes in the field

Truck rolls that existed only to identify a part stop happening. Calls to head office to confirm a removal order stop happening. What is left is the work that genuinely needs hands on the machine.

Fewer escalations for identification

Procedures available without signal-dependent video calls

Answers from the current revision, not a printed one

Where it runs

On device

Phone or tablet, wherever the technician already is.

Where it runs

On device

Phone or tablet, wherever the technician already is.

Procedures

Play

Step by step, with the camera on the part in question.

Procedures

Play

Step by step, with the camera on the part in question.

Revision drift

None

Republish once and every technician has the current answer.

Rate

+7.1%

Speed

+12.8%

Revision drift

None

Republish once and every technician has the current answer.

Rate

+7.1%

Speed

+12.8%

Expert availability

Always

The assembly answers when your senior engineer cannot.

Expert availability

Always

The assembly answers when your senior engineer cannot.

Give every technician your best engineer.

Give every technician your best engineer.

Give every technician your best engineer.

Publish the machine, author the procedures your service calls are really about, and put it on the device already in the van.

Runs on any device

Procedures play step by step

Always the current revision

Grounded in the real assembly

See a live scene

Limited Time Launch Offer

01

Submit your assembly

Upload any major CAD format. No prep, no manual exports.

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We build your scene

Every part identified, labelled, and enriched with technical metadata.

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Experience and share

Explore it in the browser, embed it, or query it from your AI tools.

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