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Impact

Exams don’t run plants.

So we built a benchmark that looks like the job: plant tasks, run in context, on real drawing sets. Everything on this page is measured, not claimed. The methodology is public, and the harness runs on any operator’s own drawings.

The exam, first

8× on the certification test.

On the PE certification test for engineering domain knowledge, our model scored 80.9%. GPT-4o scored 10.8%. DeepSeek RL 33b scored 20%. The 80.9% is our fifth training iteration.

ModelPE certification test
Intuigence (fifth training iteration)80.9%
DeepSeek RL 33b20%
GPT-4o10.8%
Why the exam is the least interesting number here. A certification test measures recall. A plant demands topology: what connects to what, across sheets, under the conditions in the historian. The exam result says the domain knowledge is there. The benchmark below says it works.

The benchmark that matters

Measured on the work itself.

The in-context plant-task benchmark runs the tasks a plant actually assigns: tracing lines across sheets, extracting what the drawings hold, answering engineering questions against a compiled estate. Real drawing sets, not curated samples.

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Public methodology

The task definitions and scoring are published. Nothing on this page depends on taking our word for it.

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Your drawings, not ours

The harness runs on any operator’s own drawing sets. That is the offer: run it on yours, and score us on your plant.

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Judged by your engineers

The output is engineering work with citations attached. The people who can tell right from plausible are your own.

“It did in an afternoon what my team had backlogged for a quarter.”

Senior process engineer, Fortune-100 refiner

The numbers

“I see IntuigenceAI as the next generation of industrial technology.”

Doug Raven, Former Senior Engineer, Saudi Aramco
better than GPT-4o on engineering domain knowledge: 80.9% against 10.8% on the PE certification test.
18 hrsfrom source-system connection to a compiled, queryable plant.
40%of an engineer’s day is spent finding information the plant already has.
5%of a P&ID is text. Generic models stop there.

Run the benchmark on your own drawings.