Automated Drawing Intelligence
Extract tags, specs, and logical relationships from P&IDs, layouts, and technical drawings using AI.
From design to documentation — XYRA AI builds AI tools that automate and accelerate every discipline in plant engineering.
What We Do
Automated Engineering Starts Here
XYRA AI builds AI-powered tools for engineering teams across all disciplines — instrumentation, electrical, mechanical, civil, piping, and telecom. We automate design workflows, standardize documentation, extract legacy data, and ensure project accuracy with intelligent systems that work with your tools and formats.
Built-in Engineering Intelligence
Get pre-configured tools designed for every engineering discipline — from process to instrumentation to civil. Automate repetitive tasks, enforce design standards, and accelerate deliverables across your team.
Scale Across Projects Instantly
Deploy your AI-powered design system across multiple projects with zero rework. Standardize workflows, reuse design logic, and scale engineering productivity across locations and teams.
Tailored Flows Custom Workflows for Every Role
Empower engineers, designers, and drafters with role-specific automations. Whether it’s generating datasheets or validating specs, XYRA AI adapts to how your teams work best.
Built for Engineering projects
XYRA AI is built by engineers, for engineers
— to reduce manual work, minimize errors, and accelerate every phase of project delivery.
Design Assistant Copilot
Your AI companion that understands your project context and suggests the next steps in design — faster and smarter.
Smart Specification Engine
Auto-fill datasheets and BOMs by learning from past project templates and engineering rules.
Multi-Discipline Collaboration
Seamlessly connect teams across mechanical, electrical, civil, and instrumentation — all on one intelligent platform.
Change Impact Prediction
Make a change once — and let AI tell you everywhere it's affected across drawings, calculations, and docs.
Legacy Project Digitization
Convert old PDFs, scanned drawings, or hand-written notes into structured, editable engineering documents.