A full dispatch terminal, from one sheet
A tank-farm-to-pipeline terminal: tank manifolds, pump house, metering, pig launcher.
A training skid, the same way
A compact pump-and-exchanger skid — small enough to read every tag at a glance.
No drawing at all — photographs alone
The same training facility, four rolling carts — this time the only input was 44 photographs.
No P&ID, no tape measure. Read and built in about 40 minutes.
The progression — Mirror Direct
The photo-only idea, taken all the way: a metric skeleton reconstructed from the
photographs, pipes traced from the pictures, real scanned bodies hung where the photos support
them — and every part stating its basis. Two live twins and a plain-words Guide.
In the twin you can
Walk around it
Orbit, zoom, and look from any side — plan, elevation, or free camera.
Click the legend
Light up every hand valve, actuator, or instrument of one kind at once.
Read every tag
Each part carries its name from your drawing — point at anything and its tag appears.
Press ?
See the visual vocabulary — how each kind of part is drawn, and how many there are.
Every twin above came off an assembly line our team runs — three ways in, one shelf out.
See the factory →Send us yours
Email us a P&ID — a PDF or a clear photo — and you get a link like the ones above back.
Your sheet is read on our side with a person in the loop, so it isn't instant — but it's fast: typically you have your link the same day.
Email your drawingdan@eonreality.com · or try it first with a sample drawing