Engineering Virtual Assistant · EVA series
EVA-1
Engineering Virtual Assistant. A language model that knows your factory's documentation.
Overview
Engineering Virtual Assistant
EVA-1 is our first language model, and it is live. It is tuned for engineering and factory operations rather than general chat: it answers questions grounded in your equipment manuals, standard operating procedures, safety standards and maintenance records, and cites where an answer came from. It is designed to give staff a fast, sourced answer instead of hunting through binders and shared drives.
Capabilities
What it does.
Document-grounded answers
Answers from your own manuals, SOPs and records rather than generic internet knowledge.
Cited sources
Shows the document and section behind each answer so it can be checked and trusted.
Plain-language queries
Understands how technicians actually phrase questions, not just exact document wording.
Scoped to your data
Works within the knowledge base you connect, keeping answers relevant to your operation.
Use cases
Where it earns its keep.
On-the-floor support
Getting a procedure or spec answer at the machine without leaving to find a manual.
Onboarding & training
Helping new engineers get up to speed on plant-specific equipment and procedures.
Procedure lookup
Finding the right SOP or safety step quickly across scattered documentation.
FAQ
Common questions
About EVA-1 specifically. For pricing and a fit assessment for your factory, talk to our team.
EVA-1 answers from your own equipment manuals, SOPs, standards and maintenance records (not the open internet) and cites the document and section behind each answer. A general chatbot can explain a concept; EVA-1 gives the plant-specific, sourced answer for your equipment.
It is designed to stay grounded in the knowledge base you connect. When an answer is not in your documentation, the intended behaviour is to say so rather than invent a procedure, because a fabricated maintenance step is worse than no answer.
Yes. EVA-1 is our first language model and is generally available today, scoped to the knowledge base you connect.
No. Reading live machine signals is the job of the Vexron ML models such as VMI-1. EVA-1 reads documentation. The two work together: a factory can put a question to whichever one fits.