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Webinar Replay: 3D reality capture meets P&ID redlining

A replay of Samp’s webinar on 13th of June 2024.

In this webinar replay Samp’s CEO and VP of Engineering will reveal a groundbreaking feature that addresses a crucial challenge faced by industrial sites updates: the lag between real changes and technical data updates. This discrepancy often leads to safety risks, increased costs, and sustainability issues.

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Speakers

Laurent Bourgouin

CEO & Co-founder
Samp.ai

Guillaume Delarue

VP Engineering
Samp.ai

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