Webinar Replay: Industrial BIM with 3D scans & P&IDs

A replay of Samp’s webinar on 15th of February, where Samp unveiled the latest features of its game-changing 3D asset management solution.

Whether you own or operate industrial or utilities plants and networks (water & waste, oil & gas, chemicals & industrial gases, district heating & cooling,..), this webinar is your gateway to unlock a new approach of assets & operations management.

CAD-based BIM is expensive and not user-friendly for operations. Learn about a different path to BIM: more flexible, faster, cheaper.

Discover how our patented AI generates a collaborative cloud workspace in just days, seamlessly linking technical data with real site 3D scans. Get firsthand insights from our CEO Laurent and CCO Stéphane as they unveil new capabilities never showcased before, use cases, and the substantial benefits measured on asset management, maintenance, and revamping.

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Speakers

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Thomas Grand

Chief Operating Officer
Samp.ai

Picture of Sylvain Lemasson
Sylvain Lemasson

BIM expert in water treatment engineering

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Automated Spatial Tagging

Through automated spatial tagging—powered by in-scan Optical Character Recognition (OCR) embedded within Shared Reality and its Assetizer AI engine—operators can now extract physical label data directly from 360° panoramic imagery embedded in 3D scans. By anchoring physical plant labels directly to CMMS tags and 3D geometries without requiring an existing, validated P&ID as an intermediary, industrial operators can rapidly turn monolithic scans into interactive digital twins, streamline turnaround (TAR) preparations, and unlock comprehensive line-by-line P&ID validation via automated pipe crawling.

A Reality-Based Evolution for RBI and Process Safety Management

In brownfield refining, petrochemical, chemical, and offshore processing facilities, maintaining dedicated “inspection isometrics” represents one of the most resource-draining, error-prone overheads in Asset Integrity Management (AIM). For decades, plant operators have treated 2D Computer-Aided Design (CAD) piping isometric drawings as the mandatory medium for mapping Condition Monitoring Locations (CMLs), defining corrosion loops, and executing Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) workflows under API 570 and API 580/581.

Webinar: Automated Spatial Tagging

Discover how Shared Reality helps you visually isolate piping circuits and corrosion loops instantly, bridging the gap between engineering data and field execution.

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