Maintenance · Nameplate
Maintenance · HVAC · heatingThe nameplate, read from a photo.
The technician photographs the nameplate. Brand, model, serial number and refrigerant are read by AI, and the equipment is found or created in your database.
What I've already delivered
HVAC company · new owner- Mobile app: reads photos, takes dictation, works offline
- Office tool: helps with diagnosis
- Two-week sprint, for a new owner
One serial number copied wrong, and everything else follows.
- References are copied by hand, often with a mistake.
- The nameplate photo exists, but nobody links it to the equipment.
- Your equipment database ages: unknown models, duplicates, units on the wrong site.
- When quoting, the exact part cannot be found.
- Refrigerant tracking needs information nobody recorded.
- Unknown equipment means a technician goes back.
A nameplate photo, an up-to-date equipment record.
Pick a nameplate. On the right, what the tool reads and what it does in your database, with what a person must decide when the plate is damaged.
Demonstration with fictitious data. At your company, the tool writes into your equipment database.
From photo to record, no copying.
Photograph
The technician takes a photo of the plate, even at an angle or with glare.
Read
AI reads brand, model, serial number, year, refrigerant and capacity.
Match
The tool finds the equipment in your database, or proposes a new record.
Flag
Anything unreadable or ambiguous goes to a person instead of being guessed.
A written plan, for your company.
Tell me which documents slow you down. I'll send back the two or three worth automating, and the shortest path to a tool that runs.
Thank you, received. I'll reply within two business days.
What people ask me before we start.
The tool reads what is readable and flags the rest. A person completes or chooses, and the correction stays on the record.
Reading works on what is written on the plate, whatever the brand. Matching with your database is tuned to your equipment during the diagnostic.
Into your equipment database and the service report. The prototype shows it alongside; writing into your software is built afterwards.
An HVAC company with around twenty technicians: nameplate reading is part of the mobile app, which also works offline.