Helping engineers review, draft and deliver projects. Faster.

When a requirement changes, such as a higher rack density or equipment change, CurieOS can trace it through every linked calculation, schedule, single-line diagram, floor plan, and elevation. It prepares the updated drafts with a change summary for your review, and flags anything beyond the documents it was set up to track for your engineer to decide.

When a package lands for review, such as a switchgear lineup, CurieOS checks documents like submittals or shop drawings against your design documents, specifications, or lists of requirements, then returns a register of discrepancies with source references. Your engineer uses the register as a baseline for their review.

Early in a project, like a new data hall or facility expansion, CurieOS can assemble a draft basis of design from whatever inputs your team has, such as client meeting notes, email threads, a requirements doc, or a site survey. It builds the draft on your own templates and records the assumptions and open questions alongside it.

When an RFP comes in, such as a new colocation campus or a hyperscale expansion, CurieOS can draft technical proposals and early design narratives from your approved reference material, (past proposals, standard specifications, etc.) so a principal can put a high quality response together with minimal effort.

Before a drawing set goes out, CurieOS can reconcile load schedules, ratings, and drawing references inside a bounded schematic diagram workflow, and report every mismatch with the source it came from.

When a project starts from an existing design, such as an AutoCAD reference design for a new data hall, CurieOS can convert it into a Revit model and run an airflow check in OpenFOAM, so the team starts detailed design without redrawing it.