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Webinar Replay: P&ID Revalidation, Episode 2

A replay of Samp’s webinar on 25 of June 2026.

Following the record participation of the previous webinar, “P&ID revalidation, by the field, for the field”, which explored the foundations of merging legacy 2D schematics with 3D reality captures, a sequel session is here.

While the initial session established the groundwork for collaborative, manual P&ID revalidation, this session focuses exclusively on AI-assisted P&ID revalidation to significantly elevate engineering workflows.

The session covers:

✅ AI-assisted equipment tagging from 3D reality captures
✅ AI-guided P&ID validation with synchronized navigation between the P&ID and the 3D environment
✅ Built-in annotations and redlining to highlight field discrepancies
✅ Controlled publication workflows to maintain technical information integrity

The result?

⚡ Up to 10x faster P&ID revalidation
🎯 Less manual effort
🔍 Better visibility of field discrepancies

This webinar is for professionals seeking to rapidly build and seamlessly sustain a trusted, up-to-date industrial digital twin.

Download the webinar replay

Speakers

Julien Villemeur

Chief Product Officer
Samp.ai

Nikola Primetica

Project & Customer Success Manager
Samp.ai

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